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1 o rr? V.' WW w& J Establshed July VOL. XX.. KO HONOU,U. HAWAAN SLS. S A TURDAY, JULY PRCE: 5 CHANTS. Busness Cards. Busness Car busness (Cards. 8. BREWER & CO., LMTED Qnoen Street, Honolulu, H, 2. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Co., Onomea Sugar Co., Honoma Bagar Co., Waluku BagarCo., Wahee Sugar Co., Makee Bazar Co., Haleakala Ranch Co., Kapa paa nancn. Planters' Lne Ban Francsco Packets. Udas. Brewer & Co.'a Lne of Boston rackets. Agenta Boston Board of Underwrters. Agents Phladelpha Board of Under wrters. LST Or OFFCERS: P. C. Jones Presdent Qo. H. Roeeetson Manager E. F. Bshop Tres. and Secy. Col. W. F. Allen Andtor O. M. Cookk ) H. Wateuhouse... V Drectors A. W Carter.) Do Yon Want a Home? Wo are prepared Choce Let of Land BETWEEN Pensacola and Pko Streets to sell you a On a new street to be opened. Sze of Lot 80 feet by 76 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 rata of nterest. For partculars apply to THE HAWAAN SAFE DEPOST NVESTMENT COMPANY, 403 FORT STREET, HONOLULU. Castle & Cooke L'd. LFE NS0RAE FRE AGENTS FOR AGENTS NEW ENGL MUTUAL Lfe nsurance Company OF BOSTON. Etna Fre nsurance Company OF HARTFORD. HONOLULU CARRAGE MANUFACTORY! yv.w. WRGHT, Propretor. Carrage : Bulder KEPAREE. dxj' All orders from the other slands n the Carrage Buldnz. Trmmng and Pantng Lne, wll meet wth prompt attenton. "P. O. BOX 32. ROS FORT STREET O. HENERY, fanter and Upholsterer Wll make estmates on all Sces of Contract!, Work for rntnfr, av raperus an d UphoUternc do my own work and guarantee satsfacton. 0AU orders left at the lodgng house, ba. k of Bruce Warng's, corner Fort and Bert tana streets, WM. L. PETERSON, Notary Pablo, and Typewrter. nm wth J. T. Thurston, 3 Kaahnmant street. DR. J. UCHDA, Physcan and Snreon. No. 5, KUKUT LANE. Offce Hours: 8 to 2 a. m. and 8 p. m. Blotual Tel. 53. l. E. Grossman, D.D.S. D JS 3ST TS 9S HOT STKK. Of.c. Hon 9.. m. to 4 r. m, DR. E. C. SURMANN, OFFCE 73 Beretanla Street. Hours : 9 to a m.,2 to 4 and 7 to S p.m. N. B. Tuesday's and Frdays from 8 to 9p.m., tne treatment for POOR PEO PLE s FREE, except for medcne. AtS7Teephone New Goods A FNE ASSORTMENT. TLES FOR FLOORS! And for Decoratng Purposes ; Mattctq op a l. Kxds, Manla Cqass. WNG WO CHAN & CO. 22. JAOUEN, Practcal Gunmaker Wll do any knd of reparng to Fre arms, also Brownng and Blaemg and restockng equal to Jbactory work, bats facton guaranteed. Unon street, wth C. Herlnp, Panter. PONEER Steam Candy Factory and Bakery F. HORN, Practcal Confectoner and Baker, yro. 7 HOTEL 8TT? JvnT. Atlas Assurance Company OF LONDON, ASSETS 80,000,000. H. W. Schmdt & Sons, Apents for the TTawaan slands. CONSOUJJJVX'CX) Soda Water Works Company, Lmted Esplm&de, Corner lllen md Fort St3. HOLLSTER & CO., A are n l. H. HACKFELD & CO., General Commsson Agents Cor. Fort and Queen sts., Honolulu. EONOLULU RON WORKS CO., XT 9 X3o:rs, Wngrar ZUB, Cooler, Brass and Lewd Catlur, And machnery of every descrpton made to order. Partcular attenton pad to shps' blacksmthne. Job work excuted on the shortest notc. LEWERS & COOKE, Successors to Lewers & Dckson. mporters and Dealers n Lumber And all Knds of Euldng Materals. NO. 83 robt SRKET, HONOLULU KAHULU HOTEL, Kahclt, Mao. 8AM 6NO, Rnpral attenton to the travel ng publc MEALS AT ALL HOURS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, Corner of Kng and Nnnanu Streets. 0"Just receved by the Australa, a resn nvoce v Enterprse Beer and Oysters FOR CUtKA' SgyTelephone 805. DR. R. H. RED, Physcan and burgeon ryocce Hours : :30 to 4 r. sr. Assocated wth Dr. Bay, Bretana street. " J. T. LUND, 5 Bethel street, nut and LOCKSMUH; Repant of all descrptons. Brownnc, Lue Toofv;n, T.r Gun and tcvce ' ' SL 402 LORRX A. THURSTON, Attorney at Law, Kftalnuftu Street. Honolulu. f.. edmund p. dole. A TT? T WV A T r A XV Fort 8tret m CTelephone 9. WLLAM C. PARKS. ATTORNEY AT LAW AHD Orrcx No. 3 Kaahumant Etrset. Eono mm, n.... DCKEY, ATTOKNEY AT AW. No. Kaahurnanu Street m Telephone 35. ASK YOUR GROCER For Patent Excellent Flock. nhest gad Flour on the market. e Cost the same as all other frstclas 3 prates. C99S3m CLAUS SPRECKELS dr CO., Honolulu, BANKERS, Hawaan sland. Draw exchamrẹ on the nrncdal Darts.m m o tne world and transact a general bank ng busness. LEWS & CO., Wholesale and Retal GfOCerS ll FORT STREET, Telephone 240. F. O. Box 20 H. W. McCHESNEY k SONS WHOLESALE GROCERS DEALER N Leather and Shoe Fndngs Agents Honolulu Soap Works Com pany and Honolulu Tannery GONSALVES & CO, Wholesale Grocers and Wne Merchant. 225 Queen Street, Honolulu, H.. H. MAY & CO., Wholesale and Retal Grocers FORT STREET. OB Telephones 22. P.O. Box 470. HAWAAN HARDWARE CO., HARDWARE, Cutlery and Glassware 307 Fort Street. BEAVER SALOON, FORT STEKET, OPPOSTE WLDER A CO. S. J. NOLTE, Propretor. Frstcla ss Lunches served wth Tea, Cof fee, boda Water, dnger.ale or Mlk. OPEU FROM O o A. m. tll Smokers' Requstes a specalty. C. J. WHTNEY, 0 P. M. Teacher ol Elocuton and Dra matc Art, Arlngton Hotel. G. E. SMTHES, Accountant, Collector and Copyst. Offce : Wth C. D. Chape. Safe Depo st Buldng. Telephone 84. The collecton of Government Blls a specalty m mperal Flour s the onlv blended flcur ever offered on thet slands. t? a new Tatent e Precept " o' blendng tot'eth the Eest Known varees r cf h?rtt for strersrth and color, thereby prodrc n k a flour that wll cve th x Ft possble bakne results for the houpekpepr X3TAk your :ro;tr for a tral sack t wll cost you no mrre. A. L. 3ORK & CO., Wholesale Atrents. DULL OA! fl BOTH HOUSES, copes of resolutons when, read by HGH hm. HONORS AS A LAWYER, Rev. Brne was present n the Blls Referred to Commttees and Notces of Moton Gven. KK OCTKKS KX) Fl:KM X HOl'SE Seuate Adourns Tll MondayLa nd Tenures and Regstry of Deeds Bll. Keady for Sgnature of Presdent. Mnster Hatch Answers Kep.anuna. Twentyfourt h Day, July 2. Mnster Damon stated that the Presdent desred copes of all blls and resolutons be furnshed hm from day to day, so he could keep n touch wth Senate affars. Senator Brown announced that the Jont Resoluton regardng land ten ures and regstry of deeds and the Chnese mmgraton Act had both been handed to the Presdent for hs sgnature. The same member gave notce of a bll relatng to storage of sprts n bond. House bll No., relatng to terms of Crcut Courts, passed frst readng and was referred to the Judcarv Commttee. Senator Wlcox's "An Act to Pre vent Footbudng" passed frst read ng and was amended by strkng out e uuy reereuce 0 v,uua or unese. The Educatonal Commttpf rpr.ort. ed on the Act to defne the word "school." They made a slght amend ment. A letter from the Board of Educaton. was read approvng the bll. When the Act was taken up for consderaton, t was found to be loosely worded and later was referred back to the commttee. A communcaton from the House was read notfyng Presdent Wlder that the bll relatng to mportaton ac sale of alcohol had passed ts thrd J readng. After ths bll was read for the frst tme before the Senate, Attorney Ufueral Smth explaned that t had been ntroduced at the request of phy scans and druggsts, who clamed that the present very hgh duty on alcohol worked a Hardshp on poor people. At :30 o'clock the Senate ad ourned untl Monday mornng at 0 o clock. House of Representatves. The House was called to order at 0 o'clock a. m. Hep. Hauuua's questons regardng the new market were answered by Mnster Hatch. The completon of the same s provded for n the sched ule of expendtures under the Loan Act. No funds were avalable htherto. A communcaton from the Senate announced thrd readng of the bll provdng for Government depart Another message stated that tne ont resoluton for an nvestgatng commttee on the resh meat trade, and a commou to report ou the Audtor General's report, had been passed. Act 5, relatng to tne grantng or an electrc luht franchse u the cty of HHo, was read thrd tme. Act 2, provdng for the Yltudrawa from the custom house of kerosene ol n certan cases, was read thrd tme. After readng above bll tne ttle was amenuea to reau "An acc to allow the wthdrawal from the cus tom house of kerosene ol for fuel and mechancal purposes." Bll then passed as a whole. Senate bll provdng lor appropra tons for Government expenses was read by ttle and referred to Fnance Commttee. Two ont resolutons from the Sen ate were read oue provdng for the app utment of a commttee tonvest gate the fresh meat trade, another that Preslent to nvestgate the Audtor General's department and make report, wth suggestons for mprovement cf sad department. Botb resolutons were endorsed by the House. Rep. Kumauoha moved a suspenson of the rules n order that he be allowed to present a resoluton, whch was to the eflvct that newspaper representatves n the House be furnshed wth copes of all prnted matter before the readng of tame. Unanmously adopted. Readng of Bll No. 3 was postponed untl Saturday, on account of the absence ol Rep. Robertson. Bll relatng to wanton destructon of trame was read thrd tme and pase d. llou.e adourned tll 0 o traturd ay elect mornng. Senator McCandless now sports a cork bonnet ; be declares t a mascot. f the Senate does not "reu"! ou the Kaulan tem, he may buy each member on?. Senator Watrrhouse s consdered a hard worker, and a conscentous one too. The leporters lke hm because he s thoughtful enough to furnsh. Senate chamber yesterday mornng for a few moments. Whenever the " labor commsson " s mentoned, a very tred look comes over Senator Brown's countenance. Senator Baldwn was granted leave of absence untl Monday. When the Currency Bll was before the Senate the other day, Senator s sad that slver wa3 scarce. Several people present, after placng ther hands n ther pockets, nodded 4,yes." Senator Hockng clams that slver s more than plentful n Mau. He says that gold acts lke a charm on sore eyes. Mnster Damon declared that he had read the "School Act" no less than sx tmes, and was not a bt McCandl ess wser after dong so. Senator says that a Hlo lawyer could place an nterpretaton on t, and no one else. The commttee wll probably kll the bll. Senator Wlder makes an excellent presdng offcer; the members are afrad to talk back, probably on account of hs sze. The Senate adourned uutl Monday to allow the dfferent commttees tme to get together. Senator Lyman can be depended upon to look after the nterests of hs consttuents. He always has an tem or two n hs nsde pocket whenever an appropraton bll s under con sderaton. AttorneyGener al Smth ntmatec yesterday that the Chnese were no alone n the "footbndng" busness many whte people wore shoes severa szes too small. HUNTNG FOR DOPE. Specals Search. Chnesa Premses. bnf. Pal tn ffnrt Anv,.r,. J ' n V S leseruay mornng apeca Corded, Clerk George Sea and oth ere repared to a room n the back part of the Cosmopoltan restaurant for the purpose of followng up an opum clue obtaned a short tme ago. Upon arrval at the place two Chnamen were seen standng near the back door, whch, upon exam naton, was found to be locked. n some mysterous manner the Chnaman, whoso name was found to be Wong Ktvang Soy, had learned of the ntended rad and decamped for parts unknown. ne two unmamen, upon seeng the offcers, came suddenly to a decson that they had busness n other parts. From later develop ments the offcers concluded the men were after opum. uord.es was provded wth a search warrant, and work of exam nng the room was begun at once. A bag of lchee nuts found on the table made the offcers suspect opum. After ransackng the room,two horns and several lchee nuta '""cu uu ncc uuuu u an t was reported to the offcers that Wong Kwang Soy had a large quantty of opum concealed n hs room, but the eearch faled to fnd t. Offcers are on the tral of the Chnaman. He wll probably be caught durng the day. FAREWELL HOP. Goodbye to J. P. Humbnrg Last Nght Was a Success. The farewell hop gven to J. F. Humburg by the Le lma Club at ndependence Park pavlon last nght was attended by some ffty coudles. The event was a delghtful one, cue perhaps to ts nformalty. Certan t s that those who were present enoyed themselves to the fullest extent. Just enough per sons were present to make dancng a comfort. Tb9 Kawahau Club furnshed ts usual good musc for the occason. Lght refreshments were served durng the evenng. Goodbyes were sad at mdnght. Card Party. The card party gven by 3r. F. "M. Hatch n honor of her brother Hawes was attended by fome ffty socety people. There were seven whst tables, the games furnshng a pleasant recreaton. Dr. Howard won the gentleman's frst prze; Mr.. F. M. Swanzv the lady's. Peterson's orchestra furnshed musc for a dance after the tard gardes were fushed. E. M.Walsh Wll Return to Honolulu; and Praotce Law. tkef SKETCH OF lajo LFE. Graduated Wth. Hgh lenors l'reslsen or dent of Law Class Masterly Address to Classmates Success as Deputy SuerllT, Luna and Manager. The many frends of E. M. Walsh wll be pleased to learn that he wll shortly return to the slands and engage n the practce of law. Not long ago ths paper chroncled the fact that Mr. Walsh had been elected presdent of the senor law class, 895, of the Unversty of Mchgan, at Ann Arbor, where he went some tme ago to complete a law course. Mr. Walsh graduated wth the hghest honors,.f&t" TV ' D &. M. WALSH, ESQ. Recently graduated from Unversty of JJfch'pan wth hgh honors, and who wll ehortly return to the slands and eneagd n the practce of law. and was selected as presdent of the senor class solely on deserved mert, whch speaks hghly for hs legal ablty. Hs address to that class, delvered on June 24th, was a masterty effort and called forth unversal prase from hs classmates, many of whom wll no doubt watch wth nterest the future of ther respected presdent. A bref sketch of Mr. Walsh's lfe and work n the slands shows what can be accomplshed by perseverance, whch trat has been a potent factor n rasng hm to the hgh standard attaned The subect of the above sketch came to the slands, together wth a valued frend and partner, n S78. Shortly after arrvng he secured employment as a luua at Naalehu plantaton, Hawa. Answerng the call of frendshp and duty, he returned to Honolulu and admnstered to the wants of hs frend durng an llness whch proved fatal. Securng the poston of deputysberf T at Makawao, Maul, he ds charged the dutes of that poston, durng two years ncumbency, n such a manner as to mert the goodwll of all wth whom he came n contact. Among those who carefully watched the career of the young man was Hon. H. P Baldwn, who was quck to realze the sterlng qualtes of the man. Paa plantaton was placed un der hs management, whch he conducted so successfully that later he was ntrusted wth the Baldwn nterest n that and Hamakuapoko plan taton. Although the dutes of plantaton lfe were extremely arduous, yet Mr. wasn rouna tme to study law, and n 882 was admtted to practce n the lower courts. Trng of plantaton lfe, Mr. Walsh traveled exten svely n Amerca and Europe, afterward returnng to the slands, opened up and acqured some nterest n Makawel plantaton and became ts frst manager. Later he dsposed of hs nterest n Makawel and went to Amerca, afterwards concludng to complete hs legal educaton by a course at Ann Arbor, Mch., where, as mentoned above, he craduated wth the hghest honors. Mr. Valsh wll be a valued addton to the legal fraternty of the slands. Concert at Emma Square. The Hawaan band, under the leadershp of Actng Bandmaster H. Hetmann, wll gve a publc concert at hmma Square ths afternoon at :30 o'clock. The followng program wll be rendered :. March "Bcycle" Dehl Overture "Don Juan" Mozart Operatc Potpourr "Chp". t'ey cr. Waltz "deala" Bucaloss "Bbllage" Polka Mchel G. Galop "Enraptured" Faust "Hawa Pono" s

2 TUJE PACFC CONCERNNG ELECTRC ROADS Councl at any tme. Now a word or two aa to the method of constructon : Secton 2 "Al the works necessary for the constructng and layng down the several ralway tracks shall be made n a substantal manner, accordng to the best And the Proposed Honolulu Ralway n Partcular. ster of the nteror or other oflcer modern practce, and unler the supervson of the Mm duly apponted." Secton 23 "The locaton of the lne of ralway n any of the ttreets or roads shall not be made untl the M t. UALLAMYNK!VKs FACT" plana thereof, showng the poston of the rals and other worns, n eacn street or road, ball have been submtted to the Mnte r of the nteror, or such other offcer as may be ap Toronto Jstem a Vry Good Thne for p nted for that purpose, for hs ap Toronto Not Applcable n All nstances to Honolulu Promoter of The company a actng n good proval." the Kof Are Actng n Oood Fath. fath. f the people of Honolulu Ab. Edtor: n last evenng's tatar reference a made to the Toronto street ralway system, and partcular streaa a lad upon the fact that the cty derves a rental and a percentage of the gross recepts from the ralway company. The Star mght easly have gone further and gven all the facts. The cty of Toronto has a populaton of over 200,000 from whch the ralway company draws t3 revenue, and the Toronto street ralway company ha3 got a monopoly. The cty of Honolulu has a populaton of about 20,000, oneten th that of Toronto t prncpal streets beng already occuped by a street ralway. The coat of constructon and equpment wll be greater n Honolulu than n Toronto, where nearly all the materal can be procured wthout the expensve cost of land and sea freght. The cost of operaton s less, per mle, n Toronto than t wll be n Honolulu. Anthracte coal can be obtaned n Toronto for $4 50 per long ton of 2240 pounds. The rate of waes n Tort nto, accordng to the Star s $ 60 per day of 0 hours, or $39 per month of 26 workng days. Can effcent labor be obtaned n Honolulu for any eucb prce? Gven the same condtons as to populaton, coat of mantenance and cost of operaton, an electrc ralway n Honolulu, havng an absolutely exclusve franchse to the whole cty, could afford to be as generous as the Toronto Street Rdlway Company. want the ralway we beleve they do and the Legslature wll grant the franchse, the road wll be bult; but the company wll not attempt to perform mpossbltes. Youra truly, C. G. Baxentyne. COMMERCAL ADVERTSE!: HONOLULU, JULY YAUTH0RT. PURE. HEALTHFUL. REFRESHNG. AGREEABLE Water Notce. n accordance wth Secton cf Chapter XXV of the laws of SSG: All persons ho'dng water prvleges or those p tyng water rates, are hereby notfed that the water rates for the term endng December 3, S95, wll be dae and payable at the offce of the lono lulu Water Works, on the st day of July, 893. All such rates reman'ng unpad fcr ffteen days after they are dae wll bo subect to an addtonal 0 percent. Ra'es are payable at the offce of the water works n the Kapuavra Beddng. AS DREW BROWN, Supt. Honolulu Water Works. Honolulu, June 2f, S tf CUURCES TOMORROW. TO WAANAE. Sunday Servces of the Varous Cty Congregatons. Ckntral Unon Cnrpc, corner Beretan a and lchad street. The Rev. s Dohas l Jme, mnster. Servces Sunday, July 4th. Sn.Jay school and Bble classes, 9:5 5 u. n. Publc worshp w h trmon at a. n. and 7:30 p. m. he theme of te evenng wll be a study of home lfe n two Old 'testament famles Prayer and conference meetr Wednes lay, 7 :'0 p. a Sunday Schools : Japanese, n Lceurn at 0 a.m ; Portuguese, on Mller street, at 2:30 p m. A cordal welccae for al at thete servces. Chrstan Church Harmony Hall, Kng street, between Fort and Alakea streets. T. D. Garvn, pastor. Preachng at a.m.. ad 7: Op m. Mornng theme: "The Vlue of Our brthrght" Evenng theme: 's t Well Wth Thee?" Lord's day school, 9:4) a. m. Bble class at the parsonage, corner and Kng streets, Kthar d Monday at 7:45 p.m. Prayer meetns on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Lesson: The frst two chapters of Matthew and the frst three chapters of Luke. A cordal nvtaton to all. Prayer meetng at the hall Tuesday, 7:0 p. m. Frst Methodst Epscopal CnrRCU Kev.. W. Peck, pastor. Sunday servces, July 4h 0 a m., Sunday school, Mr. C. J. Day, suerntendent. a. m., sermon, " 'ustfcaton." 7:30 p. m., sermon, "Paul on.8 Frst Mssonary Tour." Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., p ayer meetng. Meetngs held n hall over Tracy's store, The Star's knowledge of electrc ralway operaton would seem to be very lmted. t evdently does not know that the larger the concern tbej corner of Fort and Hotel streets. Every smaller the percentage of the cost one gven a cordal we'eome. of management, both per mle Roman Catholc Cathedral Servces and per car, and consequent Sanday, July 4th, w greater be as follows: ablty to pay rentals or dvdends.. C and 7 a.m., Low Mas wth Holy C m m A concern of tb magntude unon; 9am, Mass wth Englsh nstructon ; 0:30 a.m, Hgh Mass of the Toronto Street Ullway cat be operated wth under condtons whch cand ot natve sermon; 2 u.m., Rosary and under any possblty pertan to natve nstructon; 4 p.m., natve nstructon and Be. edct n.; 7 p.m., Por Honolulu. The Cty Councl of the Cty of Toronto obtaned possesson of tuguese servce wth Benedcton. Weekda the franchse of the old horse car upon a ; Low Mass at 6 and 7 the xpraton of the latter a francbse. a.m. t dd not attempt to obtan possesson Seventh Day Adventsts Meetng place Pumhbowon l before that tme, as, to have doue so, street, oposte would have been breach of fath on Queen' Hosptal, n the house formerly the part of the councl. t the Government of the Hawaan slands, under the laws of emnent doman, or breach of contract, were to attempt to obtan fk3se?son of the franchse of the Hawaan Tramway Company, wthout gvng full consderaton for every dollar of bonds and ntock outstandng, aggregatng $475,000, they would be equally gulty ot a breach of fath, and would undoubtedly mperl ther credt on the Loudon market. Can tbey afford to take that rsk? Agan, the Toronto Street Ralway Company g.t of an uuds posesso n fmted rght of way over the entre of ts Hues Tne proposed Houclulu Electrc Ralway Corn pa uy cau obtau only a portou of ts rght of way rom the Legslature the rest they must obtau by purchase. The Hotel fctreet lne to Puuahou cannot be tullt uutl the rght of way has been secured through the block baunded by Beretauta, Kng, Punchbowl and Aapal streets. The lne to Wakk cuuot be bult untl the rght of way has been obtaned through the Ward estate and adonng propertes and so wth the Nuuan u ftreet lne, t cannot be constructed uutl the rght of way s obtaned through the block bounded by Puuchbowl aud Nuuanu streets. The experence of those who have ever had atythug to do wth obtanng a rght of way fr a ralway through prvate property, compau wll y bear me out, when say, that t s rarely that the purchase prce can be agreed upon wthout recourse to arbtraton, after whch, nvarably follows an appeal to a hgher court, and then n all probablty, arbtraton agan. The Honolulu Electrc Company Kalwa y f granted a frauchse, wll not begn constructon uutl the rght of way has been obtaned and as t s mpossble to state when that wll be, at the company cauuot control ltgaton, t would be the heght of buouess folly to enter nto any oblgaton to begn the constructon of the road on or before a fxed date. They undertake to complete tl tee n m lew of the road wthu two years fro n thegrautug of thecharter, provded that they are not prevented Dy crcumstances whch they cauuot control. The Star refers to the rates of fare charged on the Toronto treet ralway a avug been fxed by the Toronto cty councl. The followng secton appears n the charter now before the Legslature : Secton 26 The company may make teasouable and ust regulaton, wth the consent of the Executve Councl, regardug the hours durng whch the cars shall run on the pad streets aud roads, am the fares to be chargrd and collected by the bad company for the carrage ot passengers over the company's lnes." Tns means that the company's tme table and tarff table must be suo mlted to the Executve Councl for approval, and t, n the frst nstance, not tatsaclory to the Executve, t must be changed so aa to meet wth ther appoval. Ths s a more desrable clause than that contaned u the Torouto charter, as t.e latter a part of the contract and canuot be altered wthout the ouaeut of the compauy, whereas n bepropoatd charter tne rate of fare xnm bm duvced by tu. Rxeoutv occuped by the Ute Dr. Trousseau. Preachng on the Sabbath (Saturday) at a.m., add Sunday nght at 7:30. Sabbath school at 0 a.m. Latter Day Sants Reorganzed Church of Jesus Chrst of Latter Day Sants; Mllan Hall, rear of Opera House. Servces wll be held on Sunday as follows: 0 a.m. Bble class; :5 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., preachng. Salvaton Akmy Sunday, 7 a.m., Knee Drll; a m., Holness Meetng; 3 p.m., Famly Gatherng; 7:30 p.m., Net Drawn n. Y. M. C. A. Sunday evenng prase servce, :3' p. m. n V. M. C. A. hall. Topc, The Word of God Hatber a ban Concerc e the nf. llble Gude " Acta 23:,20:9; s 8:23. Ge man servces everv Sunday, at 0 a.m., n Y. M. C. A. Hall, by Kev. L. E. Schneder. TDK PROGRESSVE ORENT s somethng that everyone should know thoroughly, but t remans a fact that comparatvely few can gve you a far descrpton of the countres and the daly lfe of the people. Today there s more mportng done from these countres wth England, France and Germany than one would suppose. t has been my lfe study to obtan the mo t attractve, and, at the same tme, the most desrable and salable of fancy goods from Chna, Japan and ndt. t s not all n buyng, but knowng how, where and what to buy. At the "New Republc" buldng, on Kng street, cau be found anythng from tte smallest and most delcate brcabraof c, consstng of vases, porcelan and tortose shell ware from Japan to the most shades delcatelyworke d of slks from Chna. make a specalty of takng orders for mattng rangng from p tn sold to others wth colors so blended as to be almost too pretty to use. Crepes wll be made n any desgu magnable. D not fal to vst the store, examne my stock and samples. nothng to look. t costs A. BARNES. Dmtaler Forntnre E Co. NCORPORATED. 720 Msson Street, San Francsco, Cal. Bedroom Suts. Beds, Tables, Chffoner. Catalogue sent to the trade only ALLEN & ROBNSON, Queen Street. Dsabks! Leased. Wndows. Doors. Blnd AUD HCLDSKS' lla&dwars. WAxrArsa, Pants and 'u. Stotu KSWy STUM C04 Judges Ask ALBA urymen whether preudce s suffcently strong to prevent ther renderng a true verdct accordng to evdence. Most persons are preudced aganst new artcles because of ther newness. T00T WASH s our new lqud dentfrce. s your preudce preventng you tryng t, because t's ''new?" Wo gve you asample val that's the evdence. ts tral wll reveal delcousness of flavor, effectveness n cleanng, mpartng a refreshng feelng to the mouth. SMALL VALS.FREE. REGULAR SZE 25c. HOBRON DRUG CO..44 JEgg Saturday and Sunday.ULY 3th 4 th. Trans wll leave Honolulu at 9:5 a m. and :45 p. m. Returnng wll arrve n Honolulu at 'S : p. s and 5 :55 r. m. ROUND TRP TCKETS: Jrnt ClusB Sl.TO. Second Class Sl.25. F. C. SMTH, Gen'l Pas. and Tcket.Agent t t Necessarly Fo ows hat long exper"ence n buyng and udgng the value of Furnture enables us to meet your wants wsely and well. We've mastered our busness. 8o experence and care have brought us a rtock ths season that wll mora than please you. COME SEE! C. E. WLLAMS & CO. NEXT TO Kn H Street, AKLNOTO N HOTEL. Ranch for Sale Comprsng OS MOLOKA About TOO Hundred Acres, fee smple, and About looo Acres, under lon lease From 300 to 400 Head. Cattle, And 20 to 30 Horses. A never falng stream furnshes an abundance ot water for rrgaton and domestc purposes. The Ranch affords unusual facltes for farmng,cattle and sheep rasng and daryng There are large areas of good Coflfae Land and Land sutable for Sugar Cane. Thre s a Jargan c nvenent Dwellng d House on the premses n good condton. Clmate cool, healthy and delghtful CFor further partculars, apply to J. Alfred Magoon, Next to Postoffce. Datf d Honolulu, Jalv Stb, m Notce. VrOTCR.H HERERY GVEN to all partes that we, the undersgned, do herb v forbd a persons not to purchase any propertes from one haahu (w) of Hon'lalu. Otthu, Puch as lands, etc, and also her rght, ttle and nterest n and to the estate of her late husbnd, W. B. Ka'a, for we have a cla'm n all her propertes. Any person rr persons acng to the contrary t wll be to ther own lostf. MARY A r. R E, CHR.KS H. rose, perm.a.s.r., S K K.MA OAnE KALU.U, NA S.K.K, L H W AWA. L SAY, Hs t Mart. Hcno'u'u. July, S t JL 00atmarts 7 W "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS." Receved the HGHEST AWARD at the WORLD'S FAR, CHCAGO, and at the ANTWERP EXHBTON. AT ALL HOTELS RESTAURANTS. WHOLESALE: P. A. SCHAEPER & CO., HONOLULU. BALL'S COTTAGE PANTS Do seem to please our customers a lttle better than anytbo r ever before brought to the slands n the lne. f you want cheap mxed pants do not call for theee as they ate ruado of pure lead, ol and colors, and not of "Lonx nland drt" mxed wth lsh ol. They are cheap though f you wsh to take lastng qualtes nud choce tdts nto consderaton. Onr "NAVY DECK FLOOK PANTS" also take well. Those are especally prepared for floors and dry hard n a nght. Now that we have receved our bg nvoce of GARDEN HOSE, and the pnmpng plant s about to get u ts daly work, no one wth a home should be wthout a garden or a nce green lawn. The hose we have s bo well and carefully made that a 3p ly hose wll last better than of 4 ply other makpp, and s lghter to carry about. CTZENS GUARD, ATTENTON! A good deal of nterest s beng taken n Ctzens Guard Company's on every sland n target practce, 0m an and the Hlo Ctzens Guard s about to ssue a challenge for a match at 200 yards, wth a Natonal Gnard of Hawa Company. They all come to us when they want cartrdges or targets, and many are learnng to reload ther old shells and can thus afford many more rounds per month, per man. We keep n stock the best assortment of loadng tools, powder measures, lead ladles and moulds. AUo the correct thng n way of powder, prmers, lead, tn, etc. We have targets, and paper to make targets, and cotters to make pasters, and after you get an outft from us you wll be able to make 5's and 47s rght along provded always that you are steady, f not the bromde store s rght handy on the opposte corner from ns. We also have a few of the best Mltary Target Rfles made. Scores of 47, 48 and 4U out of 50 made at the Honolulu Rfle Assocaton range weekly prove ths. The prce s low and every man who enoys target practce can afford to have one. Call and satsfy yourself about our stock of all these thngs and our prces as well. : g a p,. M t :....."LJ. V,;:. E. O. HALL & SON, Corner Fort and Kng Streets. J. HOPP & CO., Furnture Just Receved Fx Australa Complete Stock of BEDROOM! S.KTS AT LOW PRCES : Wcker Ware : Rugs and Porteres of all szes. SWNGS HAMMOCKS n all szes and grades. gt" Reparng of all knds promptlyattende d to. Furnture packed for the other slands. Specal care gven to Pano movng. 74 Kng Street. L.. C. ABL.ES. H. P. WALTON The Peerless Preserve Pant Company, MANUFACTURERS DEALERS N Fre, Bust. Decay and Waterproo f Pant Warranted not to scale, crack or run, caused by heat, mosture or ran. OLD HOOFS MADE AS O00D AS NEW All Roofs Tn, Metal or Shngle Guaranteed aganst Rust or Leakage. Our Peerless Preservng Pant s eepkraly made for O'd and New Shngle, Metal and Kelt Koofs, Brdge, Posts, ron, Steel, etc. JEfExamnatons and Estmates on all work gven free of charge. Offce: Kng Street, beween Fort and Bethel, : : : Honolulu., H.. Telephone 86.. P. WALTON. Manager. H. E. McNTYRE & BRO., EAST CORNER FORT KNG STREETS MPORTERS DEALERS N Groceres, Provsons and Feed. TBO.. BAYTBt. HAROLD JAKOS. New and Fresh Goods recered by every packet from Calforna, Eaatra Statet, THEO. H. DAVES & CO., COMMSSON MERCHANTS, 8 3 Tlva AlbnT, and European Mnrkets. Mandarl eradf s of caned Vegetables, Fruts and Fsh. Gcodf delvered to any part of the cty. Satsfacton gnr&bteed. sland trade solcted. L V RETOOL. KanallsM Gxmette Company. P. O BOX 45. TELEPHONE HO. ga.

3 .'4 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOTOU, JTJ.Y atlon lasted atxmt ton mnutes onlv. but to me t seemed the length of a nght." One of the char porters was mssng and had caused the dangerom delay, but the count's valet, who enoyed the llktty of thf prson, brought another. The elxr was lfted and ltonc across the great court out of the prson gate. But they were yet wyond n the sght and hearng of prson attaches and spes. A gentleman wdely known as a frend of the famly met the char at Outdoor, opened t, and offerng hs arm to the dstngushed occupant fcad loudly, "You know, madame, you stll have a vst to pay to the presdent." One of the formaltes of tho prson was that strangers, on leavng, should pass the eyes of the presdent, whoso offce adoned the castle. nstead of conductng the count to the offce, however, the new frend drew hm asde to a gg, hdden n a nar GENTLE, BUT HEROC. BEST MADE N THE WnttLD. v, LAVALETTE'S ESCAPE WTH AD WFE DAUGHTER. ra ne r.vt, the Jhy le Wan to se la Ueatl For Loyalty to 'apo!eou th ltotd Women Arranged a arnff Jal break. wn., vyopyngnr, lra.,, by Amercan 'r ss A.ssou ton. Book rght3 reserved. OUXT DE LA VALETTE vas clo.oy ntmate wth the pttat Bona parto throuh cmt the long career of tho Corscan. or ne left ux a laxptu fortnno an a re ward for fathful.cervces. 3 wfe was neco to Jose phne. When Bo naparto escaped from Elba, Lava letto was among tho frst of ha old adherents to on hs standard, and for ths act or loyalty to hs old chef he was con demncd to death. Mme. de Lavalet to tred overy means to soften the heart of the kng, but faled and repared to the prson wth a plan of escape. Tho doomed man had learned that ho was to de on a certan Thursday mornng. On Tuesday evenng n3 who vsted the cell to dne wth hm and lad before hm ths proect, whch. wtn outsuo nep, sno had made arrance ments to carry out: At 8 o'clock the prsoner, dressed n hs wfe's clothng, was to pass out on tno arm of her usual attend ant, enter her char and onco outsde place nmse n tno nanus or frends. Ths bold plan of albreak and all ts detals had been devsed and was to lx undertaken by women. Tho madame, her young daugh ter and an old femalo servant were to bo tho agents. Falure meant punshment for all, and success would leave the fath X ul wfe a prsoner n tho hands of btter enemes. Lavaletto opposed tho scheme strongly, but fnally consented after a day's ostponcment. That brought t to the eve of the day fxed for hs death. A fclp would therefore m fatal. At 5 o'clock on Wednesday tho mother and daughter entered the cell, accompaned by the servant. Mme. Lavaletto then dsplayed her outer robe, bonnet and the chef features of tho dsguse, dwellng mnutely on the way n whch the fugtve must act n tho strange garb and charac ler. 0 muse counenec tno part per fectly, yet not overact. Tho exchange of costume was about to begn when a warm personal frend of tho prsoner entered the cell to bd hm goodby, for tho hour of exe cuton was to bo at daylght. Not a moment was to bo lost; tho unconscous n truder must bo dsmssed at once. Lava letto lfted hu Land to enon secrecy and conveyed to the vstor by ardent gestures the dea that tho madam o and the da ugh ter were gnorant of tho mpendng fato. The happy ruso was successful and the caller went away. t was agan used on a frend who arose from tho bed of pan. whero he was confned wth several wounds, to. take a last leavo of hs com rade. Onco more alone, tho dressng was soon completed by means of a screen, and th was to servo also to hdo tho bogus count when tho aler or hs attendant should look n to see that all was well. Mme. La valetto would then reman hdden, mov lne a peco or lurnturo or n somo war makng a nolsoto satsfy tho watchers that the cell was occuped. When all was ready, tho prsoner pulled the ropo of tho aler's bell feebly, and h3 wfe passed behnd the ecrccn. Tho door opened and tho count stepped out followed by hs daughter, tho servant last. "After crossng tho corr dor." says tho count n hs narratve of tho escape, " came to tho door of tho outer room. There was oblged to lft myfoot on account of tho doorstep and at tho samo tlmo to bow my head so that tho feathers of my bonnet should not touch the celng. succeeded, but on rasng my head, found myself opposte flvo alers, sttng, leanng, standng, tho whole length of tho way. held my handkerchef to my eyes and wated for my daughter to on me, as agreed. Tho chld took my arm, and the porter, comng down stars from hs room, advanced toward mo and placng hs hand on my arm, sad, 4 You aro leavng early, my lady.' Ho seemed agtated and probably thought tho wfe had bdden tho husband adeu forever. They afterward sad that my daughter and cred aloud, although wo scarcely dared sgh. At last came to the end of tho hall Day and nght a turnkey sts there n a largo armchar, n a spaco narrow enough to allow hm to place hs hands on tho keys of tho two gates, ono an ron gate, tho other made of wood, and called the frst en XT THE UNTMELY CALLEK. trance. Tho aler kept lookng at me, but dd not open. therefore placed my hands between the bars to make hm awaro of our presence. "At last he turned hs two keys, and we walked out. Once outsde, my daughter dd not forget and took my rght arm. There arc 2 steps to mount before you get to the court, but the guard of the gendarmes s statoned at the foot of them. "About 20 solders, headed by an ohcer, flood threo paces from mo to soo Mmc. Lavaletto pass. at length reached the last step and entered the char whch stood two or three vards off. But there were no sgns of porters or servants. My daughter and the old servant were standng near the char, the sent.el ten paces off, motonless and turned toward me. To my astonshment, there succeeded a volent agta ton. My eyes wero lxeu on hl uh gun. as those of a serpent on ts prey. felt, so to speak, tho gun Dot ween clnched hands. At the slghtest move JtV A. A y terrble suu Ths Fornsrur on ttxs am row allev. nto that tho count hurred, no longer makng beleve, and was drven across the Sene to another narrow street behnd the Odeon theater. For tho frst tlmo tho count lx?gan to breatho freely. Lookng at tho coachman, he recognzed another personal frend, Count de Chasseno n. "What! You here!" sad Lava letto. "Yes. and you have behnd you four double barreled pstols. hope you wll uso them," sad tho other. "No; really do not wsh to endanger you." "Then 'll set you the example, and woe to any one who tres to stop you." On leavng tho gg Lavaletto had Orown off the female dsguse and put on a postlon's coat and hat. Tho par trav ersed several streets and boulevards, and were fnally oned by the frst frend of the gg, M. Baudus. " took leave of M. du Chassenon " contnues the narrator. "and modestly followed my new master. t was 8 o'clock n tho evenng, tho ran fell n torrents, tho nght was dark and tho soltude complete. walked wth much trouble and t was wth dffculty that followed M. Baudus, whoso pace was very rapd. soon lost one of my shoes, but stll had to go on. We. met. some gendarmes, runnng fast, and lttle thnkng was there, for they w':v n search of me. At last, after.'n hour s rvrr'. tre! out, one foot n mv s':.e. ;' ohr ruked. saw M. Baudus stop for nt::nt. ' am gong nto a hotel. ;;(! l.c: 'whle am talkng to the for er. enter te eur? On the left you wll fnd a rup to the last story, and ft.how the dark pas sage on the rght. At the end of that s n ple of wood. There wat.' We prov. eded a few steps farther and a sort of trdness came over ne when :v Mm hr.oek at tho door of tlo mnster foregn affars. Ho entered frst, and whle he stood talk U. t ' SvV? :f a "THE SLXTXEL TEX PACES OFF." ng wth the porter, whose head was out of hs lodgp, quckly passed by. 'Where's that man gong?' cred the porter. 'Ho s my servant.' went up stars to Oo thrd story and came to the place mentoned. had scarcely reached t when heard tho rustlng of a stuff dress, and felt myself gently taken by the arm and pushed nto a room, tho door of whch was closed after me." Lavaletto found every comfort n the room, whch had been ftted tp for hs re cepton. A fre glowed n the freplace, a candle and matches wero at hand. So concludng that all was safe ho struck a lght. Ths revealed a note, lad where ho would be sure to fnd t, gvng these smple drectons: "No nose; open tho wndow at nght; wear soft shoes and wat patent ly' Tho room contaned refreshments, books for pastme, tolet changes and ft tngs. Durng tho nght M. Baudus en tered and told hs frend that he was n the hdng place of a proscrbed couple who had avoded dscovery for months. Ho remaned there somo weeks and frequently heard crers n tho streets warnng the peo ple aganst harborng hm. Means of gettng Lavalettc out of the kngdom wero found by a young Englshman who arranged the affar wth the help of General lson, tho zealous but unsuccessful champon of the unfortunate Ney, another of Napoleon's devoted phalanx. A desre to avenge hmself for defeat n Oe Ney case the zeal of Wlson, and n spte or.all Oo safeguards tho count crossed the Belgan fronter and 6tood on neutral sol. Wlson accompaned hm somo dstance on hs ourney and on shakng hands showed a mysterous ret cence, whlo the grateful man expressed hs thanks wth great emoton. Fnally he sad very serously, "Now, my dear fellow, gve me your reasons for not wshng to bo gullotned." Taken by surprse, La valetto looked at hs questoner wthout answerng, "cs," the other contnued. " was told that you had requested as a partcular favor that you mght bo 6hot." "Because," sad the count, "tno vctm or txo gullotne s dragged to the knfe n a cart wth hs hands ted behnd hs back. He s lashed to a plank" "Oh, understand. You dd not w.h to de lke a calf." Lavaletto found asylum n Bavara and nuuu t was ocncnaeu uy mu turned to Pars and suffered a long mprsonment for hs part n tho affar. Mme. Lavaletto was kept n tnc prson unu her reason gave way. oon alter ner nusband 's escape tho" alor dscovered her behnd tho screen, and she was brutally exposed to tho eers of tho wrotches n Oe prson, who were too base to admre Her loftv couracrc. 'neoacaas were cquax callous, and tho noble woman was placed n a room overlookng tno yaru wnere ne debased female prsoners gathered n the.vtlmo and outraged her sensbltes by t her coarse conduct and shouts of rbaldry. She eventually recovered her freedom and her reason and survved her le husdana. count was pardoned and permtted to lve n France after seven years o exc. UEOr.GEl. MLJltll. rercle:.' Memory. Percles had a memory so great that he r p t ;rn rx l7rn of Athens u v v. bv name. He was a thorough poltcan, nml several anecdotes are on record show t,ow eleverlv he nterested people n h behalf by nqures about ther alments. r..,',.s r.d prvate auars, me detals of Ak' remembered erfcctly.,.ror a lke tbe man who d es not Tb raan who doesn't advert. e n eprukle Ls lawn n dry weather. S PRVLEGE "Sup cryng, Krgnalrl.. y OF SENORTY. Yonr grandmother's tnrn comes next. Lfe. ' '') t the cans are Jg ',;vf PACKED N VEHY LAEGE y.6 Ay TM,sl ; trrt3 Tn '..TlMn contan mcke: e ' THOSE OF 0THL2 ' ft 3' 'luflls SPECALLY FCR BNDb.yE Co. Dd t ever occur to you that we may have ust what you want? That t wll save you lots of runnng around town to come drect to our store? f you cannot spare the tme rng up tele phone No. 6. Gve us your order and we wll see that you get ust what you want. Our clerks are all responsble men and can be reled upon to send what you requre. f you are located on one of the other slands we respect your orders and gve them the same prompt attenton. Recently we have greatly enlarged our stock n each department and fell ustfed n assertng that whatever you may need we can supply you. PACFC HARDWARE CO. OVER THE PAL NOT OVER THE FENCE Was what Kamebameba sad to Kalanknpulo n that renown ed battle of tho Pal. COME OVER TO US NOT TO OVER OUR COMPETTORS s what we say when you want good frstclas s Shoes, that hold ther shape, ft and appearance three months from now. Don't cve ths snap away, but call as soon as you can. We avk your sze at all pbces. TBE MANUFACTURERS' BG STTOE STOTCE, YOKOHAMA BAZAAR, SHOE COMPANY S 56 Fort Street. CORNER TXJ7A.T 7 AN" OTEL STREET EX CHNA, NEW SLK DRESS GOODS Japanese Rues, Bamboo Screens ; Best Slk and Cotton Crepe Shrts made b' YaMaTOYA KOYA. A new, full assortment of everythng Jananee desrpd bv our patrons. CO"Call and nspect. VERY LoWhsT O? PRCES. MURATA & CO., Propretors m' F? xrr, THS ALL OTHERS SPACE M. S. NVENTED " STs Eoyal nsurance Co.. OF ARE LVERPOOL. MTATONS. BESERVED LEVY. "THE LARGEST N THE WO&aB Assets January st, 892, 42,432,74.00 KT" Fre rsks on all knds at Current rates by 840 TELEPHONE 560. K. SOSHMA le FOR of nsurable property taken WALKER, Asrent for Ha wall ad sland P. O. BOX Kng Street, Next Door Castle & Cooke, Formerly Occuped by Nan Yu thosla, Honolulu,.. FNE : JAPANESE : GOODS Crepes. Dress Goods, Slk Handkerchefs. Cotton Crepes, Slk Shrts and Neck tes, Cotton Shrts, Sk and Cottn Paamas, S raw Hats and Cloth Capes, Umbrellas and all knds of Purses, Tolet Soap, Japanese Canned Goxla and Sov, Por celan and Curos and Fancy Artcles. Japanese Bamboo Screens. Very lowest of prces E3 VBRYBODY KNOWS Geo. W. Lncoln s Burned Out, but Stll Prepared to Superntend or Buld Anythng from a Oneroome d House to a New Cty Hall. All Orders Left Wth John Nott, Kng Street, Wll be promptly Attended to. EX GAELC, NEW GOODS Consstng of Floor and Furntnr Alattng of all grades. Underwear. Crepe and Whte Mrts: Parasols anc Tabrellas; Straw Had snperor qualty: Flower and Vegetable Seeds of great varety: Bamboo sr.? lower Uafctets O al tzes ; utck ana reen eaa. S. TAKEMUBA 405 KNG STREET. THE MTJTXJAX. LFE NSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORE RCHARD A. McOVRDY Assets December 3st, o A Good Record, the Best Guarantee for the Future. XyFO P. PARTCULARS, APPLY Greneral S. Arent Presdent. 89 : S2O4,638, TO B. ROSE, for Hawaan slands. 5 t t u f H '' ' c.

4 TLE JL'ACLKr C A :v EHTSER: HONOLULU, JULY 3, S95. prosecuton by knowngly makng The Pacfc Commercal Jungly Sopes Advertser BRUCE CARTwhlGHT LADES, ATTENTON!! lul Bvery Mornng, Except Sunday, by th Hawaan Gazettk Company t No. 3M Mrrcbant trt. WALLACE B. FARRNGTON, EDTOR. SATURDAY, JULY 3. S95. THE ELECTRC RALWAY AGAN. The evenng paper that has off and on, when polcy made t necessty, espoused the cause of the lahorng men, expanded on the glores of Hawa as the great Utopa for foregn n vestors, and favored holdng out nducements to brne n foregn captal, now come3 o Jt v.th a half hearted slap at a ncsure whch s to brng to the cty of Honolulu what the paper has eo long been sghng for and blowng ts trumpet to obtan foregn captal that wll furnsh employment for the day laborer, and furthermore create condtons that wll enhance the value of pro perty and brng more foregn cap tal to the country. Here we fnd the frst test of ths pous desre to render the workngman assstance and modernze the country. n the eyes of the day laborer, the foregn captalst and the pro greesve element of the communty our contemporary has been tred and found wantng. We do not presume to reflect upon the Toronto system as appled to Toronto or any other cty of ts sze and geographcal poston, but t does not requre a long course of argument to prove that the stuaton n Toronto s vastly dfferent from that whch Honolulu nvestors must face as s very well demonstrated n another column. 'Ob, for an electrc ralway" has been Honolulu's eong of woe snce the use of electrcty for passenger traffc has been proved a success. For over fve years the Tramcar Company has been free to make the change to electrcty. But nothng has been done. Why ths s eo we wll not attempt to state, smply because no satsfactory explanaton has ever been offered. Now the opportunty comes for Honolulu to have ts much coveted electrc ralway, and wth t come3 the of our "frend of the obtcto n laborer, foregn captal promoter, etc., etc." But the kaledoscopc polcy of the "frend of the laborer, foregn captal promoter, etc., etc.," has lttle to do wth the matter. The queston arses, are the men who are pullng the strngs of the newspaper puppet prepared to go on record as assstng n blockng the wheels of progress n Honolulu and n the country generally. We beleve n hedgng the power of corporatons so far a3 s requred for the protecton of the publc, but we cannot and wll not, untl we see t beleve that the legslators or the people of ths country are prepared to take acton that wll gve a black eye to the nvestment of foregn or local captal for the publc weal. FNANCAL PHASE OF NEUTRALTY LAWS. tself the depostory for funds contrbuted by Amercan frympathzers of the Cubans s a pont on whch oxnons dffer, and whch can he properly fettled only by the adudcaton of the proper courr. Should the bank take the step, the An nterestng statement regard ng the fnancal aspect of the neutralty laws of the Unted States has recently been made by Secretary of State Olney n reply to a 7The house l be open for nspecton query put to hm by cn an offcal of UEsDAY,fom A.M.to3 p. m. ntendng pun hartrs cn e car to an Amercan bank. The bank has ce Woks and walk, two tott blocks. been requested to act a3 a depostory for contrbutons made by Lews J. Levey, Amercans to assst the Cuban revolutonsts. Tbc offcal states that 4044t d AUCTONEER. the people connected wth the nsttuton are entrely n sympathy Successors to tohan. PACFC TRADNG COMPANY wth the Cuban?, and also for Ml'OKrCKB DE LKKS N fnancal advantage would lke to Jpne e Precsons and Dry Goods, ttc. assst the revolutonary movement, 304 nt 20 Fort Street, but they have dessted from gvng Honolnlu, H. ther reply untl learnng whether by acceptng the offer they wll be ANNOUNCEMENT. lable to prosecuton under the neutralty laws. Woven Wre Baley Secretary Olnty n bs reply Hm removed to lays, whether or no the bank stad bcomx lable fca crmnal secretary would be n duty bound to brng the matter before the courts for decson. As to the moral phase of the queston, Secretary Olney remarks that the duty of the bank does not admt of queston and quotes the followng from a decson of the Supreme Court whch clearly outlnes a polcy of "hands off" : "The ntercourse of ths country wth foregn natons and ts polcy n regard to them are placed by the Consttuton of the Unted States n the bands of the government, and ts decson upon these subects are oblgatory upon every ctzen of the Unon. He s bound to be at war wth the naton aganst whch the warmak ng power has declared war, and equally bound to commt no act of hostlty aganst a naton wth whch the government s n amty and frendshp. Ths prncple s unversally acknowledged by the laws of natons. t les at the foundaton, of all government, as there could be no socal order or peaceful relatons between the ctzens of dfferent countres wthout t. t?, however, more emphatcally true n relaton to ctzens of the Unted States, for as the soveregnty resdes n the people, every ctzen s a porton of t, and s hmself personally bound by the laws whch the representatves of the soveregnty may pass, or the treates nto whch they may enter wthn the ecope of ther delegated authorty. And when that authorty has plghted ts fath to auoth er naton tbat there shall be peace and frendshp between the ctzens of the two couutres, every ctzen of the Unted States s equally and personally pledged. The compact s made by the department of the government upon whch he hmself has agreed to confer the power t s hs own per sonal compact as a porton or the soveregnty n whose behalf t s made. And he can do no act nor enter nto any agreement to promote or encourage revolt or hostltes aganst the terrtores of a country wth whch our government s pledged by treaty to be at peace, wthout a breach cf bs duty as a ctzen, and the breach of the fath pledged to the foregn naton." Ths acton of the new Secre tary of State ndcates that so far as the admnstraton of hs offce s concerned, the neutralty laws of the Unted States wll not be re garded a3 the Government make halfhearte d attempts n the enforcement. a dead letter, nor wll Star Shrt Wasts for Boyp, n latest patterns. Ffty dozen ust receved from New York. Prce, one dollar, at Tracy's. vluctton Salts. By Lews J. Levey. Jwld more At Aucton. Bv order of MR. P. M. ROON'EY, wll ee at 3?ablc A.Tacton, At her Resdence, Wlder Avenue, be tween and Fenac!a streets, ar d adonng resdence of Oscar Whte, Esq. On Wednesday July 7, 895 AT lo O'CLOCK A. 5.. The whol of the Household Furnture consstng of B. W. Bedrccm Se?, Ash Bedroom Set, g Har and Mattresses. Fpc Feather Pllows, Large Centre ard bmall Kusf, Patent Rockers, Oak Sdeboard, 0k Extenson Dnng Table Ouk Dnng Char?, Hands o nt Oak Sdeboa d. B.V Crb, Lace, Curtans, Pole, Porteres, FDc Chandelers ard Lamp?, Meat "afe, ce Cbe t, S eve. Km hen Utensls, Crowkery, Mep Ladder, an Mower, arden oo, Ac, &., also a Fne assortment of Ferns and Plants and famly Horse And Carrage and St Harness. Hacf&rlna'e Wreroom, Qaeen Street 4024 m Vext to L. B. Ktrr. " '.r.a,m'vr m'f n the year 858 Japan made a treaty wth the Amer lean UOVernment, t beng the ; HEAL, ESTATE, BROKERAGE, NSUKAXCE. Especa facltes for handlng Estates, Trusts, Guardanshps and Prvate Busness, Moneys carefully nvested ; Loans negotated; Rents, Dvdends and nteree ts collected. Property sold or leased for a small commsson. General Manager for the Hawaan slands for the followng nsurance Companes : Equtable L.'e Assurance Socety of the Commercal Unon Assurance Compafr ct rnmmprml n L'do f London, Assets $6,57, treaty ever mpera nsurance Companv. la.. of drafted by the former country. Lon From then on, for several years, the ntercourse wth foregn powers brought to Japan an ncreased volume of busness, and stll greater benefts by demonstratng to that country the dstance between t and the more cvlzed natons that the manner of conductng ther busness nterests wth outsde countres were too crude. Just at ths tme Eastern mercantle houses commenced drectng ther attenton towards Japan for closer busness relatons, but unfortunately for them the report was crculated that foregners were barred from dong any busness n the Empre. Untl 86S Japan had very "dark days," but n that year the exstng form of government was overthrown and a new dynasty stepped nto power wth leaders who saw that the future of the country depended on recprocty. As we are all famlar wth ther more modern hstory, t s needless to descrbe ther phenomenal success and the rapdty wth whch they adopted the manners and customs of ther Eastern compettors. t s to be hoped that ther recent success n overthrowng" the Chnese wll not so assure them of ther beng unable to err, that they wll stand n the lght of ther own advancement. People say ths s the fndese cle age, but from the appearance of the streets of Honolulu, one would thnk that t fndwas the e bcycle age. " Comng events cast ther shadows before them," as wll be planly seen by the sale of the Monarch Bcycle snce ts arrval n Hawa ne. When we frst consdered takng the agency for the "Monarch," we, of course, expected that t would gve the other bcycle agents somethng to thnk about. No one, f they had been asked to gve a conservatve estmate on the length of tme t would take us to sell our frst consgnment 0 eleven wheels, would have guessed t correctly, and when we state that t took exactly four days, we feel certan that they would have asked to see our books n order to verfy what we say. n fact, we are glad we have the books to show, otherwse we would be tempted to doubt our own word. Such has been the "phenomenal sale of the Monarch Bcycle that we have been compelled to take orders for bcycles to arrve. Ths s a pont that we wsh to mpress upon you, that whatever you may wsh n the way of a "Monarch" as regards the dfferent models, pedals etc., we wll only be too glad to order for you, but on account of the volume of orders that are daly accumulatng n the factory, t s mpossble for them to turn out the goods as fast as the agences can sell the wheels, nevertheless all these thngs we can supply you on your order. Assets. $9, Fre nsurance Comrany. L'd., of London, Assets.$4,25, The Board of Underwrters of New York. The Natonal Board of Marne Underwrters of New York. FOR LEASE. TO. 5. THAT DESRABLE LOT ON the West 6 e of Judd street, cn the Wakhl sde rf the resdence of C. Bolte, Esq. Ths affords one of the fnest stes buldn z n the ctv. A lon lease on moderate terms to a df srabto tenant. lo. C 30 ACRES OF L ' (a'ore or less) convenent to Honolulu; sutable for rce plantaton. A long lease and easy terms wll be made wth party Enkng an artesan well on same. JO. 9. THE SPLENDD RES dnce and grounds Mtuate on the corner of Beretana and Mcl'ully streets, Pawaa, Waklt, recen'ly occuped bv C. L. Brto. The house s modern wth all convenences and the clmate and surroundngs healthful and pleasant. Apply to the undersgned. FOR SALE. O.. A FNE BANANA PLANTA N ton, 0,000 bearng trees, n Kalh Valley ; 39 acres n fee smple, 9 acres beng leasehold. Houses. Tools, Workng Stock, Goodw ll, all go wth the place. Land stuate n Kalh Valley, n a pood arable belt, easly worked.good clmate, fne vew, good carrage road to place. A bargan. TO. 2 FOR SALE OR LEASE, Vacant Lot on Young street, near Thomaa Square. Desable locaton near the resdence of L. Dee. Prce $2200. "VTO. 6 L AT KUMUEL, KAma lo Moloka. Prce $275. Oneha lf expense of deeds. 7, HOUSE LOT AT KAMA L kela, No 5, near Llha street, Honolulu; 75 feet frontage by 2 feet deep. Prce $650. House Lot at KamakelaNo. 6, adonn g the above; 75 feet by 89.5 feet. Prce $500. All desrable lots, n a healthy neghborhood. Oneh alf expenee of deeds. "VTO. S. ACRE OF FNE TaRO JL land, all n taro, located at Kamakel a; water rght goes wth the land. Last year's taro crop so d for over $300. Prce $U00. Oneh alf expense ot deeds. 9. BULDNG LOT AT AALA, NO. 0x5 feet, on Aala lane. Prce $400. Oneh alf expense of deeds. NO LOTS, EACH WTH T house, at Aala, Palama. Prce, together $650, or elnglv $lu00 and $750. One hall expanse of deeds. V0.. LOT WTH COTTaGES L on Punchbwl street, below Queen street, near water front, wll ultmately becomo lne busness property. Prce $5C0. Oneha f expne of deeds. TVO. 2 SPLENDD BUSNESS X Property on Nuaanu ust above BrretAna, now brngs n $600 per annum and water rates. 4 feet frontage by 05 feet deep. For terms call on the undersgned. Besdes the above have other desrable property lor sale and lease. For nformaton call at the offce, Cartwrght Block, Merchant Street. BRUCE CARTWRGHT Our Talor Shop Away back n the rear of our store, we've a beeh ve. No drones, nodlere, n that department tl busy bodes; busy makng clothng goad clothng; the best that's made. And yet we charge no more than othes possble less. May be tbat s why we're eo busy. f you want a ft. a good ft, come to ua, harder to please, the better we lke t. MEDER0S & CO., DECKER, Manager, Hotel street, opposte Kng Bros. Stll n the Busness at The Old Stand, Kng Street. SERS' EXPRESS TELKPFOXK 8. Panos Removed for $2.50 Save money by call n on us, as we quote the lowest prces on all knds of haulng. SANl'Ktvb XfK' M. Telephone QUEEN L. B. STREET, KERR, Has ust opened up one of the most complete assortment of DRES EVER MPORTED NTO THESE SLS. ONOTJTJ GOODS Durng the whole of ths month he wll contnue to sell at reduced prces Black and Colored Cashmeres, Nuns Velngs, Serges, Gnghams, nda Lnens, Nansooks, Dmtes, Vctora Lawns, Lace Strpes, Sateens. Straw Hats thousands to select from. Feathers, Rbbons, Flowers, etc., etc. ts"cnll earlr aud get trst choce. L. B. KERR, Wholesale and Retal mporter Cumns QUEEN UVS Cougls olds STREET. and Snce ntroducng ths remedy a short tme ago, we have had many flatterng reports of ts effcacy from all parts of the slands. Those who use t once are pleased wth the promptness wth whch a cure s effected, and recommend t to ther frends. Ths s a COUGH REMEDY, straght, and NOT a CUREAL L. We have already suppled most of the leadng sland stores wth CUMMNS COUGH CURE, and f any of our frends on the other slands are unable to obtan t from ther dealer, we wll furnsh them at the regular prces of 25 and 50 cts. per bottle. HOLLSTEE DRUG COMPANY S23 FORT STREET. SEQUAH'fc WORLD RENOWNED REMEDES E0BR0N DEUG C0.; Exclusve and Sole L gents. TESTMONAL. Honolulu, H.., Mat, 895. To "Seqnah" Dear Sr: have yery much pleasure n bearng testmony to yonr very valuable medcnes. Darng the Jannary trouble We, was out at nght n wet weather, through whch contracted severe nflammatory rheumatsm, and was n consequence crppled up by the severe pans and swellngs, but snce used your Sequah's Cure and Ol, all pans and swellngs have left me and am agan all. rght. The curatve powers of your remedes are wonderful, and as such can recommend them to other sufferers. You are at lberty to make ths publc, that others may beneft by your remedes. Yours Truly, LOUS BEBNDT. HYMAN EXCLUSVE BROS.. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE AGENTS. LTTLE JOEEE TOBACCO For Ppes and Cgarettes. A Fresh Lot of Ths Well known Brand Just to Hand. For Sale by HYMAN Wholesale mporters all Dealers BROS., of General lerdandsc

5 Tlt: l'achku) UOMMHMJA A V flttmst: ONOMJMJ, JULV h'jf. n FOURTH OF JULY AT KOHALA. 0LAN COLLEGE CLOSNG Be t Large Concourse of Enthusastc People Celebrate the Dav. l.r.mk S t t'.ukv. Excellent frograu Well Rendered at the Exercse. Yesterday. """' "'llt 'mdu 'llt All.Ul H.oleull uu mk u( lutlu ;l'utuul lulluu JUST RECEVED Ever So 'ct s. S. A UkttnUu A fcw Ahl Humble There's No Place Lke Home. The clonng oerhen at lolun ;; College yesttdtv afternoon nero hr)bu.l u Htutteulevl by t..t. :t uu lulu tro s, nuubcr of er.on to th Work ff Vrr4;rurnt HU ntk'm" whmu wnm ponnmt f l; m ltuuurl Kwuv lolt NtU bct. resdct. ol th.;.ty anl pupla. Klruol tul lrcwmlun. from nfatton bn ot.t ).t: ltt U.; wc tnlmttha l ttho.o.unuer vtuvtun. httvo.j4 fcald alrcaly m begun. to.. bd We Vkc to m; f'vu you a.. e(.,h4..f that Au al lt you old Wll tt bo..e Ko.vla Htwu, July K The Tho whto walls of the malt ball ntlhtb to your l.a Kuurth of July w;n t Koh!a wcro decorated wth tla of varous wth such u concourse of people natons, tastefully nrrannl. as ban not been gathered together Jut beneath theo and about on a level ('ly Kt rn tu Storo here n many year. t wuh h ghr wth the entrance, wero drawng am maps, work d' the pupl, and. H. Wl. AM;,, M as day and kd MurpaMc the ;t 0 putonn of even the uuwt.:tuue. Knthu.ut speak of the ;tttlert :t countes.' thoundh, but tn actual muster of tho force woull probably Kt have exceeded "h.h people, atul between luau aud port there w:n not n le moment n the fay. t wan a celebraton of the people, by the people and for the people. t had been Haul that t wn mpossble to accom plsh a demonstraton on any ueh scale, and the ctzen took up the challenge, went to work wth the lufann at ther dspo.sal, and showed to the astonshed croakers that nothng s m nvsble to the freemen of Hawa on the Fourth of July. As soon as t became apparent that the vople were u earnest, subscrptons tlowttl nto the treasury from unexpected, uartcrsaud all Kohal resounded wth preparatu. All classes cheerfully took part, am every one dd somethng. The teu cents of the laborer was accepted as cheerfully as the $0 of the laud owner. Heretofore such celebratons have been largely the work of the wealthy, aud the laborng claen have been" accustomed to modestly stand upon the outskrts of the feast. But on ths tlrst uunversary of the Uepublc of Hawa, the people woke to the realzaton that the day was pecularly ther own. and that all ueu were to nuet upou the platform of common humanty aud a commou ctzenshp. Kvery oue demauded a.share n the labor a well as the oys of the day. Kvery dvsou of the dstrct, by uuautnous couseut and u an nformal mauuer, appoutel ther own collectors and poured ther gft uto the common fund. Mr. M. H. Terry "was appouted Master of the Feast, and he, wth an able corps of assstants, peut the prevous twentyfou r hours, day and nght, kllng aud cookng the anmals n the old approved natve fahon and otherw?e preparng the luau. One group of patrotc lades fashoned ferns and leaves uto hundreds of feet of les lor decoratou. Other lades made a very large Hawaan Mas? to fly from the cenrre pole of the pavlon. Hardly a famly n the dstrct but shared n the labors of preparaton. A great many preferred pcnckng to onng n the man luau, ana urougut ther own provsons. The Japanese had cboseu ths day also for ther great ublee of peace, ton as the ctzens. The ffw days prevous had shown sus of ran. "But the mornng cf the Fourth dsclosed as perfect a day the most ardent could desre. Kohala Landng was the place chosen for the combued celebraton. Tne natve luau was spread n Kohala Sugar Company's warehouse, where over 600 sat down to the feast Tables were lad n the pavlon for the pcnc. The road was u?ed as a race track and the large feld to the rght as the baseball ground. Here the pavlon was erected, and here also tne Jarauese beld ther shorts and exhbted ther.freworks. The large Hawaan banner was flanked on one sde by the stars and strpes cf Amerca and on the other by the red cross flag of England. People began to arrve early n the day, and by 0 o'clock there must have been more than a thousand people on the ground. At alxut that hour the fr t baseball mahh began, Unon Mll agann HalauU. t was won by Unon Mll by a score of 25 to The second baseball snatch was played n the afternoon, whch was also won by the former by a large set aganst a backrmnut of nd buntng to hotter fthnv ther mert. Sung of bralel fornrf, tttartng atttua l ntervals around the room, wcro ont d m tho nmh'.lo t nun of tho beams. Amecan, lug'tstt and Hawaan tt;; ; half t tl the r.tago from the man part of tho mom, makng a very pretty tllvct wth potted ferns ust barely vsble hero am them. The veramla extendng around tho hall was tastefully decorated wth greens. benches on the torch were, occuped by those who could not fnd room nsde. Tho program was qute lengthy and coutumed several nterestng selectons. The work ot the college chorus deserves specal menton on account of excellent rendton of rather dlcult songs. The parts were very well taken, no confuson beng manfest. Ths part of tho program showed splendd work of the teacher of musc. The lterary porton of the program was well carred out. vectato us by Abraham Kaulukou, Hugo Koellng and four lttle boya n a selecton enttled "Drty Jm," were worthy of more than passng notce. F. C. Paetow, head master at olan College, played accompanments to tho muscal part of the program. Kev. V.. Ktcat acted as leader. After the rendton of the last chorus, "The Pleasures of the Woods," Bshop Wlls presented the year's przes whch were as follows : class. Frst Prze Abraham Kaulukou. Kuglsh Subects, Seeoud u Year's Couduct Alex. May. Arthmetc Sam Lou. Algebra En Chang. Declamaton Abraham Kaulukou. SECOND DVSON". lll frm SALE h vomokk GOODS THAN ROOM, and to make a place for tbe New Goods AM KKCK V.NO ON Every Steamer WM. (UVC Tll : ' Lt LC TK llknkft OF A Grand Reducton hlre.t, Wal (J.um 'ot r and.tda 'nn A ng lo4.tt. :v. '.. A NKW.DKPAHTJfcK n Japanese nn t Slk Dress Goods l of Fancy SoroonH, PORCELAN LACQUEl WAKE Toys, Watches, Fancy Artcles. These ooda are all of a claes never before ntroduced u these slandh. They are euro to please you, as they are the lateet and beet that money can buy. 23Gve me a call, you wll Bave money and come agan. Sale S. OZAK, t Englsh Subects (year's marks) Wm Ah Hetu. Second n Tear's Marks Edde Ah COMMENCNG Yn. 33 Klnc Street, Corner Smth Street. Lorn poston Joseph Aea. class r. Year's Marks, Couduct Chn Sacg. Arthmetc, Second n Years Marks T. Ah Seoug. CLASS. Year's Marks John Audersou. Second n Year's Marks J. K. The audence then repared to the athletc feld, where sports were held. Followng was the reeult: 03 score. The result of the matches yards dash En Chang fret, 3 wad somethng of a surprse, but the seconds ; A. Kaulukou second. 50 vstors won ther laarou farly by yard dash Kcbard Nowlen urplang ther opponents at every frst, 0$ fcecouds; Manuel Anderaon feecond. pont. Messrs. Fraser 4cd Holsten Hgh ump Sam Smthes flrat, 4 were empres. The JapaLes port conssted of feet 4 nches, Kt Chang second. lf yar dash for oys 0 years wrestlng, fencng and dancng ne and uuder s E. Ka frst, 4 seconds; tenccg created a great deal of nter A oy ou.. Thn was a close and st. Tne contestants were n armor J xcmus race. Moy started out ahead and handled ther weapons wth both r.pt the lead untl near the fnsh, SATURDAY. JDLV LASTNG TLL SEPTEMBER ST. MULES FOK SALE 5Calforna Work Mules 5 Enclsh Subects. John Amoku. A porton of YOUNG the Goods wll be ds SOUND, Second Euglsb Subects J. C. Anderson, Edwn Fernandez played u the WNDOWS, but as there Rased by the undersgned n Lake Arthmetc al.d Wrtng Chas. County, Calforna. wll be somethng new EACH DAY, Conduct Davd Whte, Ah Sang. you wll fnd the bulk of the BARGANS on account of the dasre of tha owner to CLASS V. return horn. nsje the sfoe. most earnestly solct ttjqf Apply to the undersgned at the Frst Prze Manuel Anderson. your nspecton. offce of J. A. Magoox, next the Post Second Prze Rchard Xowlen. Ohce, Honolulu. After the dstrbuton of przes, EXT KEMEMBER THE DATE, 6430t J.C. PALMER. "Hawa Pono" was sung by the JULY 3th. chor. tk h'urnltu'lb 00 V Wth (e ca Vsds. ut Plan Cotton Crnh, E:r ho., Ftf nf Cotton CrefHh, Wll Us Cotton GwxlH, () r tf K & CO UV JLO COVETOUSNESS ff a fault v.f all plea gulty U. We covet all the Furnture Trae n town. We make every legtmate effort f) ret t too. The hgh qualty of our goods and tfco mall prces shot.v that. o ORDWAY & PORTER. Robnson Block, Motel Street WBNKLED BEAUTES SHOULD Ueo Lola Mostzz Ckzkz. Srla Foo Tfce Eullder. Dow not cover, but heals and ctzres blerssles o tle f rlru. lltxef tta twanes frm and bulds cp the wcrnc at mscle fbert, zza zrt'. them plump. Loweet n prce and beet n rajue. 75 exszz UlX&m Zlos lla&6ox'e Facz Blzach. Cores rort zgrrsttt& cfcses fd. frt. of Frecklea, Blackheads. Flesh Worms. mbm. uoa racoea. uck n acxon ana permanent n erects. zzcz L. Hes. Harbson's Fxcz Powdes. Pare &dhedte zd poerre: tarff llree shades whte, flesh, bnrette. Wll not clczlte cre, etvf r d dry. Prce 60 ckxts. Mes. Hasesos's Hatr Vgoe. Steps FHrg Har z vz: c: r;lta.tcctsz Prevents Gray Har and causes rch 2nd uxtlrlant c: lsj zc zz cn bsjd heads. Cases of years standng epecaly nvted to a trll. Pzrr Jl. Mrs. Harrson '3 Hate Rzstoeze. Only far to tes. dra rt lrv 'z rsrkrr har to ts natural color. s net a dve or bleach, o eelnst or ' crlr Gok? s permanent when once your har s restored to glossy and clean. Prck fl. Me3. Harrson's Fezz. For keeprz L? har n czzs & s: t r. Psc 53 crxrs, MRS. NETTE HAREJOX, Amerca's Ueanr Docsc. stcky ; don't leave a whte depost on the har. 26 Geary Street, 5aa "rrlro, Cal. XT"For sale by HOLLSTEK DRUG COVPAY, 53 Fcrt Seu Eas, C?"Any lady call at Hoster Drn? Gopary wll be cttn & lxcy" t contannz a Beauty Lecture wrtten bv Mrs. Nfrt e H Err sen. These anmals can be had at a bargan JUST RECEDED Cookng: Made Easy J. J. By buyng your Groceres at EGAN. New Cash Grocery Store Sugar! Sugar!! r!!! K KCGAU S V.AT VOU WANT PH Wmrwe Block, Corner Fort and tt Te tana 8tret. FroR OoovK by every steamer. Trv our fcau MHckarol, llernnc. Salmon B Hes and Pckel d Pork. tust" Prompt delvery. Telf phone OSv). HENEY CLA Am BOCB & COMPANY Cloce a,vana Carar: FERTLZER. VOELLER hands. The Japanese began ther & CO., wrf.n k, made a heautlful purt. day wth lterary exercses consstng ff the refcdr.sof the "Emperor Declaraton of Peace and some patrotc forged ahead and won by a frnall margn. Hgh Jump for boys under y'ur resulted "n a draw between A. Ka and P. Hatfeld. Tole vault En Chang frst, 7 feet 0 New (Soods, New The Hftwanu Fertlzng Company nave uh revea goo p r "JlrU n Jrrurr ' "vv. The ctzens of Hawa oat of regard to tr alrx''st morbd anx ety on tbo 50 Tons Soft prt of som Ub no pkrle cauw Phosphate Florda, 4 Nl of off?r g to th s n tb? cornrnunly nches; Ah necond. am Hlreot, Tole who ar r.ot vault for bovs under yurs 50 Tons M rrtzrm, decded to omt Double OUTKU AN PUAt.EU V Superphosphate, Alx. May tel flr t, ' nches; J. Hollster th? lttr7 ' 300 Tons Natural Plant Food, can and Chnese Drv Co. ZrrA0 And norno f Whte necond. 4 nrnt, 25 Tons Common Superphosphate. VANOW goods. v the ltont vobmo. wo mlr Hon 7 lhtr!rr at full um of Untn Whto uud tvvel Z 0l h. 'uttln.hota. Kaulukou work or tr.m f7 Hnmn Va tu V.ry rnar, f r nau.vm uud a full lno awf, U. ; "' nh; M" C' r;.. U.Y r.m"! t a holday,..j ylvrl?, "' ''"" Jsu,,r,lr.cl.ro;.Jurru.A. Kaulukou.'Of Hat n Aleut pattern rte. nl t Ntrate of Soda, lull lu" of ltot Hlaek and (ln " C dnen lort n pun ' or bnrh. (nl oh n Sulphate ot Ammona, f.t PETER HGH A C0 Ou;rtr ml r ar nrt. ur flno hnln;. Y trv mtre a fu ; Th" flf work nl rr,r,uf;tur. l ;.H; A. Kaulukou.mo,.. Sulphato of Potash, pru e" nmlrrntn OFKCK. n th" MU.l.: rwr.f.l. r,,,t r,my t X, WOT. Ut) KM, Vo.rotor. Murlnte ot Polnsh Alakaa and nnd Klch.rd Knnlt. nar C??lrt..h ' Mrol nt Ku Chang Hrnt,! A. KuukM :.nl. H k r rt. Hrnllhh" '' flrt, f. K'lllog ; utom. ;onoutlf.r ra ' fthrr lkk"l) f. Goods AJu m r Marth't P'tt n md otlrr rt wrl. (;u, l nrnnl nn 'tt t uumh ENTE.RPR.SK PLANNG MLL U,h w.r. th r,, r m.m f7;r;" Mh,mmu Hgh Gmdo ML O T Uaturos!. frt.! Ah Y. n frt Sea Breeze House, Kalua Hawa, N Cf S. ; Ah Hac and Tr, 'J7 t...t. A t J f pfftn'l. f any Atnlmn. Atnwnf,.n,nud or (Cloo to tho Landng.) Doors, 8:ush, Hlus, Screens, Frames Followng warr, tho ofc;rr of nmln to rdnr. th only plar whch combne th!ay: r.v. Ktcat Chrla. TTNK SAWNt) WOUK. Vll, ul. ; K. V rnfrtow arf rtngr tlrnrkrrr. artrr Th prtn Ktrn nara uful A. F. COOKE, Arcnt. MMflra an coertlnnt rlnnln, khm ar! mthn tf anl all thn oonfrl of a homo. anna pnwonnblo. la A M. a nta. Kalua, Kota. ltfa. Ct3T'wpl alnllkn to all vwr. &sr uvtvav, t t k t, w r s t:' Kt $

6 G TUE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, JULY 3, 895. f Dr. Walters took ths note for The Beauty n the Supreme Court of the Ha (MR value wthout notce of the falure of k waan slands. COOKE Gloves for 25 Cts. June Term, 893. EEFOBE JUDVy C. J., 2'KEAU CRCUT JUDGE WHTNG, WHO EAT X TLACE OF MR. JUSTCE ECKEBTON, A23ENT ON ACCOUNT 0" LLNE5S. J.. Coney vs. T. Mtamcka. When the paper3 of acae on appeal to the Crcut Co rt are lo t am the f ct of ther loss and ther contents are duly proved, thu Court wll not nqure whether the Crcut Co rt could proceed wth the cane wthout uch prtxf. The defence of non performance of condton for the payment of a negotable proruory note s not avd.ble to the maker when the sut s brought by a tona fde purchaser before maturty for vaue wthout notce of the falure. n the absence t,t evdfnee as to when the note was tranerred, whether before or after mtuty, the presumpton s that t was befre maturty. A second ndorsee (the holder of a note) whoso assoor was not affected wth the equ tes of the defense, can mantan sut on the note, thogh be may have notce of the defense. A specal ndorsee may mantan put on the note n hs own name even thongh he may have taken t for collecton only. OPNON" OF THE COURT BT JUDD, C. J. Ths s an acton of assumpst on a negotable promssory note :c words and fgures as follow: 'Klanea, Kana,.., Oct. let, 892. Sx months after date promse to to. P. lngns, or order, Two Eay Dollars (200) wthout defalcaton for value receved. Wth nterest at 8 per cent, from date. T. Mtamnra." On the back of the note there are the followng ndorsements: "Pay to order of Dr. St. D. G. Walters, H. P. Hngns. Pay to order of J.. Coney, St. D. Ganlas Walters." The case was tred before the Dstrct Magstrate of the dstrct of Hanale, Kana, who gave udgment for the defendant. The plantff then appealed to the Crcut Court, Ffth Crcut, ury waved. The case was put on the calendar for the Sep tember Term. 694, and was, at the request of defendant, contnued,to the next term. When the cape was called at the March Term, 895, of sad Court t was stated that none of the papers of the case, except the note could be found. Tbe Court was proceedng to hear the plantff's evdence when counsel for defendant obected, on the ground that the Court bad no ursdcton to hear the case, because there were no plead ngs nor papers before the Court, and no proof of los3 of same, nor any proof of the contents of same. These obectons were severally overruled, but the plantff's counsel suppled proof of the loss of the orgnal papers, and, by affdavt, proof of tber contents substantally, also that the appeal had been perfected. These facta all appear n defendant's bll of exceptons. Tbe defects complaned of by defendant's counsel havng been cured as above set forth, we do not consder t necessary to decde whether the Court to pro would have had ursdcton ceed wth the case wthout these proofs beng made. After plantff proofs were n, the defendant moved for nonsut, makng the followng ponts as appear n tho bll of exceptons; that the Lote upon whch the acton s based has been transferred to tho plantff wthout consderaton, and that tbe plantff s not a bona fde holder thereof for van able consderaton. The nonsut beng refused tbe defendant put on evdence and the Court gave udgment n favor of the plantff. The facts sent up are substantally these: At the date of the note, October, 892, was Government Physcan at Hanale, Kaua, and on cond on one Dr.. P. Hugus that he would procure for Dr. Mtamura (defendant), the appontment of Government Physcan at Hanale, defendant gave Dr. Hugus hs promssory note for 200 payable n sx months. Defendant testfed that the condton had not been performed for he had not receved tbe appontment. Ths s not dened. f the acton had been brought by Dr. Hugus t would seem as f ths defense 6hould have prevaled. Tbe note, however, had been transferred to Dr. St. D. G. Walters by ndors The consderaton of the transfer was proved to bo one hun dred dollar3.f the transfer of ths note had been made before maturty the equtes would not be open to the defendant unless they had been brought to bs notce. But f the transfer was made after maturty they would be. Unfortunately there s no evdence npon ths pont, and the presumpton s that t was transferred before maturty, and so the defense of falure of consderaton s not avalable to defendant. 2 Kandolph, Commercal paper, Sec. CSG and numerous cases there cted. The endorsement by Dr. Walters to the plantff Coney, s the ordnary specal ndorsement 4Pav to the order of J. H. Coney." But Coney admtted that ths transfer was made wthout consderaton passng and for collecton merely. The plantff as ndorsee became vested wth the legal ttle and was the proper person to brng sut on the note. Even f t be proved that tbe transfer was for the purpose of collecton merely snt thereon may be mantaned by the holder. Authortes for tbee propostons of law afe 2 Randolph, Commercnl paper, Sees. 735 G. Hawes, Partes to Actons, Sec. 35. consderaton, then hs ndorsee, the present holder, may recover though be may be aware of the equtes. 2 Greenleaf Ev., Sec. 7, lotn Ed. We remark that the makng of the note was shown to be admtted by defendant who offered to pay both to Dr. Walters and to the present holder one half of t by way of compromse. The exceptons are overruled. S. K. Kaeo for plantff; A. losa for defendant. Honolulu, July 5, 895. THE 0 BOARDNG SCHOOL Jlosng Exercses of the FftyNnt h Year of That nsttuton. nspecton of the lluldlnc and epartneo U Luau by btudenu SatUftor y rrogrtllhawa an Day. Hlo (Hawa), July 0. The fftynn th year of the Hlo Boardng School closed on Frday, June2Sth, wth a very pleasant and successful publc exercse, whch was largely attended by the parents of the pupls, the trustees, and many frends of the school. Tlo programs were neatly and artstcally prnted at the school. The outsde wa9 graced wth a photograph prnt of the school buldngs, for whch prnt Mr. Terry gave credt to the edtor of the War Cry (San Francsco), and on the other sde the words, "Hawaan Day at Hlo Boardng School, June 23, S93." Facng the vstor on enterng was the motto n red, whte and blue, "Aloha Oukou." The schoolroom s the one of the pa9t, tmehonor although much enlarged and mproved ed of late years. t was tastefully decorated wth vnes and flowers, and over tbe platform at the mauka end of the room was tbe motto, "Hawaau Day." The school at present numbers fortyfv e. A fne program was rendered of varous school rectatons, showug the capabltes of all the classes, nterspersed wth readngs, rectaton of poems and sngng. The selectons were all n Kuglsb and the most of the songs u Hawaan. " tv. t. K. Baptste, pastor of the Portuguese church n Hlo, has rendered most effcent servce ths last term as nstructor. Hs examnatons n geography, language and natural phlosophy were very nterestng, whle the class n dctaton, Hawaan geography and conversaton exercse by ss Ellen Lyman were full of sprt and accuracy. The Hawaan geography, whch was llustrated by a rapd aud accurate outlne map of ftp m Mss Kate Kosengrant Ulster, Term. Scrofula Tho Worst Caso tho Doctors Ever Saw Hood's Sarsapar.la Perfectly Cured C.. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mas. : "Dear Srs: wsh to testfy to the great ralu cf Hood's SarsaparllLx For some tme had been troubled wth scrofula, whch early last wnter assumed a very bad form. Sores Appeared on My Face and hands and gradually ncreased n number untl they reached to my shoulder. The doctors sad t was the worst case of scrofula they erer aw and also went so far as to say t was ncurable. tred ontments and other remedes out to no ayall A rend recommended Hood's Hood'sGures Earsaparllla, and although was completely dscouraged, as a last chance resolred to rt t a trlal Aftertakngone bottle notced the soree h&d commenced to heal Alter the sxth bottle They Were All Healed. contnued to take t, howerer, untl had used nne bottles, and now am perfectly well Mss Kate Kosengkant, Ulster, l'enn. Hood's Plls are prompt and cgcent,yet easy n acton. Sold by all drust3. ODRON DRUG COMPANY,. Co Wholesale Agents. What Jewelers Know About Sterlng Slver. tbe land of Mau, sketched on the The fact that twelve of the blackboard by one of the class whle largest dry goods stores n New the rectatoa was n progress, elcted York have been ndcted for sellng bogus sterlmg slver goods much admraton from the Hawaans present. ndcates how the publc s deceved n buyng at euch es'abltbme nts. The whole school took part n "Useful nformaton," an exercse whch, wa conducted by Mrs. W. S. Terry, Jewelers knows from each boy gvng n a short, concse whom to purchase relable productons; they know the latest sentence most valuable nformaton, ether of geographcal, hstorcal, commercal or natonal mportance on s'yles and they stand ready ) many themes. The whole mparted to guarantee every artcle they tocalled fell. Beware of bargans they generally mean spu to the lstenng audence many facts n a nutshell about tbe varous changes and mprovements wrought by tbe progress of tme n these slands and durng ths century so near ts close. ndeed, many of us would be clad to see the whole n prnt. The three exquste poems, "Joy," "Sorrow" and "Peace," wrtten on the death of Kalakaua, were rendeed very fnely by three of the oldest boys, and brought tears to some who lstened. The flag drll, n whch eghteen of the boys, wth small Hawaau flags, took part, wa3 accurately done and gave great pleasure to the audence. "Our Sea Bt'ach," an exquste poem on Hlo By, composed many years ago by the loved and lame'nted Mrs. Fdela Coan, was read; wth fne eflect by Mrs. Terry. A$ the close of tbe exercses Mr. Terry nvted all the company to nspect the workshops, po, ce and coltee cleanng machnes. He also nvted all present to be guests at a luau prepared by the students, when he promsed to gve us a sample of the coffee beverage whch had ben rased, cleaned, roasted and prepared by themselves on ther own grounds. After all bad satsfed ther curosty n nspectng the ndustral Department, and had admred the fne specmens of penmanshp, map drawng, etc., dsplayed on tbe blackboards, wth the wood carvng, of whch there were some choce specmens, the call to tbe luau was welcome. t was served on tables on the lawn n front of the school buldngs. Pol and pork wth delcous fsh, all luaued n tbe best style, and all the usual Hawaan condments, vanshed n short order, but everythng was n abundance for the large number of guests. Frut aud toda water was the dessert wth the kulolo puddng; the promsed coflee, last of all, proved to be all t was promsed. All left feelng that ths parent of al the ndustral schools of Hawa wa9 stll a lve nsttuton. WE One of the Guests. LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. We nt oar wanons ye'low, othes r pante tt er waons before that ny pant thers How. We lelm e pano movng to $2 fo, others do tbe s ra. We are tt abtal; we e p y men and ot bs. We don't lsc or mscarry b::a;;e. LARSEN'S EXPRESS, On'y re'abla concern n ton. T le t l ne ". For bale at a bargan. Dc rous goods tvery genune pece ought to bear a wellknow n trade mark. The fact tr at the dry goods stores admt that they have been deceved shows how lttle they know concernng slver. Bear ths n mad. t s easy to see Dry Goo5s and Other Stores Kst Know Abut Sterlng Slver. Buy always where goods are rght and sold at k lvng proft.. Baseball r. tnuum! HAWAAN Assocaton. On Saturday, July 3 AT 3:0O V. M., Unknowns vs. Kanelanehas AT BASEBALL PARK. LMTED, MPORTERS, HARDWARE GENERAL Merchandse The UELEN BREWER brought us a large shpment of Goods among whch wll be found a General and Complete Lne OF Agrcultural mplements TOOLS, MSCELLANEOUS NCLUDNG HARDWARE, Lawn Mowers, Uay Cutters, Cow Bells, Famly Grnd Stones, Vces, Rope, Manla and Ssal ; Clmrus, Cart Axles Blacksmths' Bellows, Store Trucks, Staples, Beltng, Farbank Scales, Wooden Washboard?, Refrlgeratorp, MEAT : CUTTJEKS! ce Cream Freezers, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. NOTCE. Pearl Ol delvered to any part of cty at $2.40 per case, c. o. d. the CASTLE & CO0KE,L'd MPORTERS. Hardware d General Merchandse Nsstle's Mlk Food for nfants has, durng years, grown n favor wth both doctors and! mothers throughout the world, and s now unquestonably not only the best substtute for mothers' mlk, bu the food whch agrees wth the largest percentage of nfants. t gves strength and stamna to resst the weakenng elects of hot weather, and has saved the lves of thousands of nfants. To any mother sendng n her address, and mentonng ths pper, we wll send samples and descrpton of Nestlc's Food. Thos. Leemng fc Co., Solo Ag'ts, 29 Murray St., N. V. V. The Agency for NESTE'S ML.K FOOD S WTH THE Hollster Drug Company, Lmted 523 Fort Street, Honolulu, H.. There Are Others Who are n the same busness as ourselves who have been here for years and have an establshed trade. We have oars to buld and propose to do so by gvng good value for your nvestment. WE HAVE NO FLYERS "Leaders" or "drvers;" no "below cost" prces offset by fancy fgures. We am to make a lttle on each sale and fgure on many lttles. We make fne form ftt"o suts from a busness to a full evenng dress. Up to date n cut and ft. ".Enough sad " JOHNSTON E997 & STOREY Haberdashers and Talors 43 FORT STREET, Pelow Go'dn Rn'e Bazaar. Found. OF SOSE PANOS s only "case deep." t s much easer to make a handsome case than t a to put musc nto t. A tolerable mechanc can do the one tbe other requres the best thought of a muscal artst. The Kroeger Panos AH have handsome, tasteful, durable cases; but n tber factory constant. careful, studous attenton s gven to the producmon of a perf ct and lastng tone. The beauty and honesty of a Kroeger begns wth tl varnsh on the case, and goes etrasht through to the ron plate that ho!d3 the strngs. We'd lke to show you the nsde of a Kroeger. Panos kept n tune for one year grats Old nstruments taken n part payment. Tunng and Reparng a specalty. J. W. BERGSTE0M, OFFCE: THRUM'S BOOKSTORE SLKS! SLKS! 25 CENTS! SLKS! 25 GENTS! EX 25 CENTS! CHNA Gents' Best Crepe, Whte Lnen SLK SHRTS. Latest Style and Pattern, Lowest of Prces t WAKAM, Hotel Street, Robnson Blook Ml Mppnw Wsh to announce to her patrons, that she has receved EX GAELC a consgnment of goods comprsng all the latest and freshes desgns n CAEPETS, Dress Goods, Scarfs, Mornng Gowns for lades and gents, Slk Kmonos, Smokng Jackets, Slk Paamas, 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. t3remember, have the leadng frstclasstore for s Japanese Goods. DA NPPON, HOTEL STREET, ARNQTON BLOCK. MRS. J. P. P. COLLACO, Propretress. ATTENTON! WOULD RESPECTFULLY nform my frends and the publc that am stll n the Tnsmth and Plumbng busness. That am now oserng for cash regular sze 2x6 feet, Zrc Lned Bath Tubs, wth Plug, Chan and small pece of ppe ready for connecton lot only $0 each. Also Stove Ppe at bedrock prces : 6 n., 45c. a length ; h n., 40c. a length ; 5 n., 35c a length. XT"All knds of Jobbng promptly attended to. S2TRng up Telephone 844 and you orders wll receve prompt attenton a! owest prces. JAS. NOTT, Jr. FOR SALE! SE l'owet Regan Vapor Gas Engne! Brng me your Soled Gloves and wll make them New and Clean for the small sum of 25 cents. J5rAl30 prepared to take Orders for Trousseaus andk?nds of Underwear AT VERY LOW PRCES. M. POULAN. Masonc Temple. The Slver Queston s drawng the attenton of the publc n the Unted States, and the comng asprant for presdental honors wll be forced to declare hs ntentons as regards the slver plank. SLVERWARE of good qualty made by repponsb le houses are always stamped wth the manufacturers' name. We nvte the publc (toursts especally to make a tborough examnatonal our stock and prces, n Sterlng Slverware, Souvenr Spoons, Plated Ware, Watches and Damonds. Natve Jewelry manufactured n unque desgns and to order. Jacobsou & Pfefler. FOllT STREET. Wenner & Co.'e Old Stand. GOOD BATS FOR TWO BTS have a wndow full of Ffty Cent Necktes. Your choce for Twenty fve Cents. JNo fun losng money, so offer these wthout a smle. am not losng money on these goods, nor are they a ob lot of shop worn artcles, but new fresh styles ust receved ex Australa. Asde from ths receved a large consgnment of Gents Fancy Shrts, Gents Plan Wlrts, Gents Full Dress SMrts. Underwear n (Mod, Balbrggan, Flexble Seams Watches and S lk. and Dmonds. stll carry my regular stock of Japanese Goods. 57 DON'T OVERLOOK ME fcft THE HUSH. FUEUYA, Robnson Block, Hotel Street. Old peces of Furnture made hghly decoratve by an applcaton of our ART No skll 3 ElklEl PANTS any shade wanbhd. Tssue Paper, requred and one can get AsbestGs Paper! Wres for paper flower work now on hand. f Pcture Framng s our specalty for whch we are constantly recevng ) new desgns n mouldngs. SWe are now offerng somethng frstcla ss n Colore! Photon. K N(& BROS HOT K. STREET. FNE HXSTN'G DOGS. n pood runnng order. Brand New Can Monarch be Bcycle. TWO or owners ran have earn provng seen and property and payng co t of advertsement. Call at Polce Staton. HAWAAN GAZETTE OFFCE, The p.r culars obtaned at Admsson 25 Cents 402 tf Hawaan da'vvrv ssned Address "X," ths offce w 4O0G 40d3 tf Merchant street. on Tuesdays and Frdays.

7 LOCAL BREVTES. A. Lndsay s down from lamakua. Hon... Baldwn returned to Mau by tho Hall yesterday. The Knau brought 40 passengers 54 cabn and SO deck. Phlp Peck s back from a busness trp to the other slands. Work on the new road at Kamehameh a s progressng rapdly. Regular drll of Company G was held last nght n the usual place. There were several prvate pcnc pares n Kapolan park yesterday. The fro department practces every mornng n front of the Drll Shed. Up to mdnght last nght there were no arrests recorded at the polce staton. Sam Macy, hack nspector, fr nome from a recreaton trp to Mau and Hawa. Try a free sample val of Aloha Tooth Wash, manufactured by Hobron Drug Company. A runaway buggy at Sans Souc early last nght created no lttle exctement n that localty. Alex. Lndsay s back n the cty after an absence of fve year3 or more n busness on Hawa. Specal meetng of Hawaan Lodge, No. 2, F. and A. M. ths evenng. Work n thrd degree. Hon. John Ena and famly have gone to Hawa to spend several weeks n recreaton and pleasure. Company B'a baseball team stll contnues practcng for antcpated matches wth other company clubs. The usual Frday evenng dance was gven at Aron hall last nght. Some thrty couples were present. The usual crowd of spectators were present on the outsde of ndependence Park pavlon last nght. J. A. Cummns gves notce that he wll not be responsble for blls contracted wthout hs wrtten order. Unknowns and Kamehamehas at Makk baseball grounds ths afternoon. The game wll be closely contested. Company D has accepted the challenge of Company F for a frendly match at Makk butts July 20th. Jugel Jackeon d earnng fame and dollars as a walkng advertsement. Ha versatlty s beyond enumeraton. The entertanment and dance whch was to have been gven at Judge Hartwell's ths evenng has been postponed. An attempt s beng made to get up a scrub crcket match for next Saturday. Vgorous practce s beng ndulged n. Deputy Marshal Brown and C. A. Doyle, Japanese nterpreter, arrved by the Knau from attendng court at Hamakua. Many young men of the cty have sgnfed ther ntenton of onng tne Y. M. C. A. as soon as the gymnasum 3 completed. James A. Thompson wll not play wth the Unknowns ths afternoon, a severe attack of cold keepng hm confned to the house. Prof. C. Stoeckle, known throughout the slands as the phonograph kng, was among the ncomng passengers by the Knau yesterday. The regulars wll not move nto ther basement quarters untl next week. The work of renovaton has not progressed as rapdly as was hoped for. A large number of passengers left by the W. G. Hall yesterday mornng. Many were off on sum; mer vacatons to be spent on Mau and Hawa. There wll be a great expose at the Salvaton Army hall Sunday evenng. An ndvdual that has been dong the Army much n.ury wll be publcly denounced. Oahu ralway offers cheap rates towaanae and return today and tomorrow. Ths s an excellent opportunty to vst the termnus and see magufcent scenery. J. A. Mehrtens, wfe and chldren, have gone to Mau. The change s made n the hope of benefttng Mr. Mehrtens health, whch has been serously mpared for some tme. Zegermeyerw ll Leutenants McVegh and be detached from the Bennngton on August st, relumng to the States shortly after. They wll be mssed by a large crcle of frends. Fourteen of the eghteen poltcal prsoners released at Hlo returned by the Knau yesterday. her countenances on arrval were eomewha t dfferent from the tme of ther departure for Hlo. THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSE ft: HONOLULU, JULY 3, 895. Valuable Aucton Sale. Levey wll sell the entre household furnture of Mrs. P. M. Rooney at her resdence. Wlder avenue, between Pko and Pensacola streets, on Wednesday, July 7th, at 0 o'clock a. m. The house wll be open for nspecton on Tuesday the 6tb, from 0 a. m. to 3 p. m. ntendng purchasers can take street car to ce Works and reach the premses by walkng two short blocks. Besdes the household goods a fne assortment of ferns and plants wll bs sold ; also a gentle famly horse, carrage and harness. The Tme.. Chef Justce Judd wll be the subect for the Growth of Greatness n The Tme ths mornng. The cartoons wll dwell on recent events n the Legslature, and a poem by a new contrbutor to the paper wll touch up the School Bll. Captan Robert Parker returned the barge Hanakeok to t3 quarters yesterday. Ths cap the clmax so far as the polce crew s concerned. Crozer's team wll probably be asked to pull over the regular course wthn a certan lmt of tme. Hawaan Lodgs No. 2, F. r A.M. A THERE WLL BE A "'f Ppcal Meetng of Hawaan AA Lodse No. 2 F. & A. M., at ts hall, Masonc Temple, corner of Hotel and Alakea streets, THS (Saturday) EVENNG, Julv 3, at 7 :30 o'clock, for Work s Thrd Degree. Members of the Pac6c Lodae, Lodge Le 'rogres and all soournng Brethren are fraternally nvted to be present. Bv order of the W. S M.. T. E. WALL, 404 lt Secretary. Notce. HEREBY GVEN THAT NO PEReo n s authorzed to contract blls n my namo wthout my wrtten order. J. A CUMMNS. Dated Honolulu, July 2th, lm. To Let. A DESRABLE KESDENCE fn' ou Alapa street only two mnutes walk from Beretama street. Apply to A. C. PEST ANA, At Messrs. Gonsalves & Co., Queen street f H. F. SNGER, Kng Street, Mnce Pes a Specalty DELCOUS CE CRKAM CAKS. Orders on Telephone 8". 2 wll prompt attenton. receve Fvfrh Pes every day on tale at Nolte's Beaver Ealo n. 403G For Sale. slands TlUS THOROUGHBRED Scotch Colle "bob." One of the f. est of the breed n the Apply at Macfrlane & Co Kaahumanu street 4CUS w For Sale. L. H. DEE'S HACK NO. 7 Formerly State Carrage. "Fnqura of L.. DEE, Telephone tf Mrs. K. L. Oglve TTfllJ RECEVE A LMTED YV number o pupls for nstructon n drawng and outdo or sketchng. Apply Klohana Art Leaaue. J040l w HOUSE TO RENT. ALMA COTTAGE ON WAk k road. Rent 30 pr month. a. t,v C HUSTACE. Jr For Kent. THE BULDNG ON 3erchnt steet formerly ued nythedaly Kulle tn Pnlldrn' 'omranv. s The lower por on'can he ably dvded n.0 A oply at the otuce of nff.es.et c. Wl G RWN A CO, L'D tf m Cottage for Kent. TT'URNSHFD t COTTAGE OF TWO rooms, No. 29 B ru na street, opposte Q een Emma Hall, s offered for rent. Apply on the premses. 4P2 ) lm DAN LYONS, Basnes3 gent and General Co lector cf Accounts, of the bu sn ees Solcts the patronage communty. He s well acqna,dt. ed n Honolnla and wll fan bfally wbtrn sted attend to all basnets matters to hm. Clercal work of any knk, ncludng Bookkeepng, 2A.ke..treet, between Merchant and Krect SPECAL BU3NE88 TEMS. Salors Home, Esplanade, ba3 furnshed rooms to rent by the day, week or month. Mrs. t.. Green. L. D. Tmmons, Warng Block, corner of Fort and Beretana streets, has opened a complete and carefully selected stock of Men's Furnshng Goods, whch be offers to the trade at the lowest market prces; Clothng, Hats, Shrts, UuJerwear, Neckwear, etc. Call and see bs $0 Suts. To the Publc. C. K. Col lns s better prepared than ever to manufacture Sngle and Doable Harness, Saddlery of all knds, Carrage Tops and Trmmngs. 337 Kng street. Telephone 662. P. O. Box 496. tsjt Cty Carrage Company have removed to the corner of Fort and Merchant streets, Telephone No. 3. Frstcla ss carrages at all hours. John S. Andrade. &Ptofessor Weatfall, portrat and landscape artst. Portrats made n ol, pastel, crayon and nda nk. Satsfacton guarauteed. Call and examne work. Studo, Eagle House, cottage 2. a 2CTTo My Patrons and Frends have ust opened at my offce, 3 Bethel street, Honolulu, H.., an Art Exhbton of the latest desgns and "oveltes la Embrodery Work, Drawn Work, Rope Slk, Kensngton Work and Etchngs. would respectfully nvte you and your frends to call aud nspect these goods. B. Beroersen. Bedroom Seta, Wardrobes, ce Boxes, Stoves, Hangng amps, Rugs, Bureaus, Chffoners, Steamer and Veranda Chars, Bed ounges, Sofas, Baby Crbs, Clothes Baskets, Sewng Machnes, Whatnots, Meat Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest Caah Prces at the. X., corner of Nuuanu and Kn;: 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 nanerncr and UDhosterncr. All work guaranteed. Kng and Alakea Ptreets. EXT" New and secondban d furnture, all knds of secondban d books, ewelry and damonds bought and sold. Contracts for pantng. Chas. Hawkns. f you want to eell out your FnRNmRE n ts entrety, call at the. X. L. EGTHawaan Boat House, Foot of Rchards street, Have tne pleasure boats of all descrptons for rent by the hour or day. Ralls & Shaw. t&" Beach Grove, Wakk, near Bshop's Swtch Bathng and Pcnc Resort. Reserves for famles, lades and chldren. Terms reasonable. Chas. F. Warren, Manager. HffT" Patronze lanwa Baths, Wakk. Tramcars pass the door. W. S. Bartlett, Propretor. EST For Ba&ana n New and Secondhan d Furnture, Lawn Mowers, Wcker Chars, Garden Hose, etc, call at the. X., corner of Nuuanu and Kng streets. ZZ3Q. K. 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 fn factory. MMMM e To t. K A PES A COTTAGE, TJNfnrn fh d, and man huldnp, Eaule Houpe. patlv furnshed, to rent or leas. App'y Troraas Krouse, Arlngton Hotel, Kne treet. 400 lw To.Let. ClOTTAGE ON PUNCHBOWL, the Hosptal, contanng b'ro oms. parlor, two dnng room, Knqn re k'chen, pantry and bath room of L. Adlr, 3 Xananu Btreet. 403VJW TO LET. A COTTAGE AT PaLAMA, near Kng eteet and tram car lne Apply to WM. L PETFBON. Kabxm aau Offce: Wth L A. Thurston, H3 fttrttt. 402 Sra Own Yonr Own Home. Buldng Lots C. & C. f none of the below mentoned propertes eut you, have others, and plenty of tme to fnd ast ycu want f haven't t now. 4 Lots on Beretana street. 5 Lots on Alexander street. 2 Lota on Magazne street. S Acres n Nuuanu Valley. S Acres n Manoa Valley. 39 Acres n Kalh Valley. 4 Houses and Lots ou Tunchbowl street. 2 Houses and Lots on Beretana street. House and Lot on Wlder Avenue. C. D. CHASE. Safe Depost Buldng, 393 TFLEPHONE S4. FBERS JONES T. A. SMPSON JONES & SMPSON, Accountants and Commssan Agents Hocss, Land and General Busness Agency. Conveyancng and Leral Documents drawn up. Duv'Vngs and tracng made. Tsansaxatons n French, German, Spansh, Portuguese, Dutch, talan and Hawaan. Blls collected and accounts adusted. OFFCE: 308 Merchant St E. VOORN & CO., DEALERS Havana, Manla and Domestc Cgars N We also carry a full lne o Tobaccos, Ppes, etc., etc. CE COLD DRNKS A SPECALTY. pt7"step n on your way to the ct? front and get a cold drnk and a good cgar. No. 208 Fort St., Esplanade 3877 Nunes & Harrson, HORSESHOERS. Neat Work and Satsfacton Guaranteed. TELEPHONE 445 QUEEN STREET, Three doors Wakk of Rchards street. 3975C m L FOR SALE! T of the other slands ; to be sold entre or n quanttes to sut, from 20 to 000 acres, or more. The land s composed of Wet, Dry and Forest, sutable for Coffee, Rce, Cane, Taro and Grazng. PRCE $5 TO $00 PER ACRE. 39Sl3 "J.F.," Advertser Offce. OST S.A.3LE AT THE PALAMA GROCERY, (Calforna and Hawaan Frut Co.) Opposte Ralroad Depot, Kng street, Honolulu. BUTTER Calforna, nland and New Zealand Brands; CHEESECalfor na and Sydney; HAMS and BACON B st Unted States Brand, FLTCHES hnd wbo'e fdes Bacon, Australan. EW ZEAL HAM, prme qualty; Kts MACKAREL, TONUUES and SOUNDS SALMON BELr ES. By every s'eamer from San Francsco and Vancouver Fresh Salmon, Frozen Oysters, Celery. Caulflower. A spa agns, etc ; Aprcots, Peaches, Cherres, Plums, Orange, Scly Lemons, Mexcan Lmes, App'es. etc, at prces to sut he tmes. r;;rtelphone 755. GEORtE CAVENAGH, Manager. ggygooda delvered TO Land LEASE. at Palolo Valley Pu'able for the Cultvaton of Coffee, Pneapples, or other Frut Trees Area about 50 acres Good Pasture for Stock ; a stream of water unnng thr uh the sme. A lart number of small Coffee Trees are already growng on the place. Possesson gven at once. nformaton as to the rental and oth r partculars connected wth the above can be had upon applcaton to 4023T m F. A. SCHAEFhR, or.ons F. CoLBnay. FRESH CALFORNA LME. X. L. Brand. FOE SALE B Castle & Cooke. ge AT WAKK ON CAR LNE y3 and on PALAMA ROAD near Fertlzer Plant. These Lots are verv cheap and wll bo 6old on easy terms. Desrable ACRE TKACTS near the cty and other propertes for sale. BRUCE WARNG & CO., 503 Fort Street, near Kng. 3946t f F. W. MAKNNEY, Searcher of.records ABSTRACTS ASD Certfcates of Ttle. Havng had ffteen years experence as a Searcher am prepared to do all work n my lne reasonably and accurately. C7"A work guaranteed to be absolutely correct. OFFCE: 3S FORT STREET 39S2 W. O. Smth's Offce.) CRTERON SALOON Fort, 2Srar Hotel Street. CHAS. J. MCCARTHY, Manager. Popular Brands of Straght Goods ALWAY8 ON H. Try the Great Appetzer THE BROWNE COCKTAL, a specalty wth ths resort. DEPOT OF THE FAMOUS WEL LAGER BEER 3S53 The Amercan Novelty WRE JEWELRY PNS, BRACELETS, HARPNS, ETC. MADE TO ORDER. 8AVK MONEY. Watches cleaned 75 Mansprngs 75 Balance staffs.25 Jewels and Pvots 50 Clocks cleaned from 50 STN. B. Ths s for frstcla ss work. W. J. STODDART. ArllDgton Ulock, Hotel Street S. NSHMURA, Foster Block, Nuuanu Street Ex Gaelc, New Goods, consstng OP Slk, Cotton and Slk Crepe DRESS GOODS, Straw Hats, Scarfs for Lades and Gents Choce Japan Teas and Provsons at Wholesale and Retal at lowest fgures. ggfau Good g warranted WNG WO TA & CO., HAVE RECEVED EX BARK LMA A LARGE NVOCE RATTAN OF CHAKS LOUNGES 3S73 Notce. G. E. BOARDMAN S MR. to collect all accounts for Wllam Bros. 389t f ED. A. WLLAMS, Manager " Half and Half" s a great appetzer, makes the weak stout and purfes the blood. Sold at the EMPRE SALOON, Two for 25 Cents Amercan Lvery and Boardng Stables Corner Merchant and Rchards Streets. Lvery and Boardng Stables. Carrages, Surreys and Hacks at all hous. ggytflephone CLUB HACK ST Corner Bethel and Kng Street?, TELEPHONE 76. Carrages at all Hours of Day OK SGHT. Hacks: 2 8, 7 and Notce. OEALED PROPOSALS WLL BE O receved at the offce of the Hawaan Electrc Company, Houlalu, H.., untl 0 a.m., July , for Ue Cons ructon of a Cold Storage Buldnsr. Plans and specfcatons can be seen at thf offce of the sad rompny. The Hawaan Elecmc Company reserves the rpht to reect any or all bs. THEO. HOFFMAN, 403 td Manager. GEORGE TURNER Panter, Etc., Corner Fort and BeretanJa Streets EZT'Or Telephones 923 or S83. FLOU Has ganed the con fdence of all con sumers. Prces below any other No. Stand ard Flour n market. WE GUARANTEE EVERY SACK. Theo. H. Daves &Co., SOLE AGENTS Commercal Saloon, Corner Nuuanu and Beretana Streets. T. KEVEN, Manager. COO ERESH BEER OW DRAUGHT A2D THE STARD BRAKD8 OF BOTTLED BEER. Fne Whskes, Brandes, Wnea FRENCH LQUORS. Table Claret a specalty. X"BEST MANHATTAN GN and GKESHAM CUCKTALS hen you have a thrst on ( harpton). Freman's Fond nsurance Comp'y The Thrtysecon d December Annual Statement 3, 894, shows ASSETS $3,240,86 LABLTES. Captal Padu p Net Surplus n Cash,000, ,267 8 KESEBVE. (Cal. Standard) Fre,68, Marne 53,60 38 COMPARATVE CONDTON. Jan. Assets ReTns. Net st Reserve Surplus 880 $ 74, ,603 53, F , ,43,78 797,90 484, ,240,86,222, ,267 JOHN H. PATY, 3939 Agent. CENTRAL Frstclaa s NUUANU MARKET 8TREET. Market n every respect sdes carryng a full lne ol Meata make a epecaltr of Srflcat Sauuac. Cheona, Preert Cor WESTBR00K U GARES propbrrrok. H. G. BART, Formerly wth Wenner & Co.; Jeweler : and Watchmaker, : G5 FORT STREET, Hawaan Jewelry and Damond Settng A 8PECALTY. SOUVENR SPOONS at very low gxt" Don't forget th number olo Fort utreet. 363 The Hawaanh Gxzrrra Cczrsz manufacture rubber Et&aps of tl descrptons

8 TJUS rvcjfc ADVERTSER: HONOlulLLU, JUY 3, 895. Oafu Ralway & Land Co.'s TME TABLE From and After.Tuly ' ' Lt. Honolulu.., 'erlcty Ar. Vtnae.. Lt. WAABA... " EwAftlU l 'erl Cty.. At. Honolulu. a. Jr? S: 2 5? 3 5 A.M. A.M. r.x. P.M. G; :0 7:43 9:5 2.M 5:M 'J :4 0:5 OAJ 7. rt ' s C?, S 32 2 h 5.4 A.V. A.M. r.m. 6:4... :32 7J 9:0 2K7 3 7:CO 9:43 2:38 4:2VJ ZZ 0:30 3: 4 55 On Saturday and Sunday nghts, Ewa Mll Passenger Tran wll arrve a Honolul a at 5:55 nstead of 4:S3 p.m. Freght Trans wll crry SecondClas s Passenger accommodatons. G. P. Dessos, F. C. Smth, Snperntendent. Gen. Pass. Sc. Tkt. Agt. The Pacfc Commercal Advertser ul JEvery Mornng, Except Sunday, by the Hawaan Gazette Company At Jfa. 38 Merchaut ftret. scbscepton kaeh: T Daly Pacfc Cowmeecal Advkkts zs (8 pages) J'er month 5 75 Per 3 montha f pad u advance Par year n advance 3 00 Per year, postpad to Unted States of Amerca, Canada, or Mexco.. 00 Per year, postpad other Foregn 4 CO SemWeee xv Hawaan Gazette, (S pag es Tuesdays axd Frdays) Per year 04 numbers $5 00 Par year, Foregn Countres b 00 Payable ntrlably n Advance. Advertsements unaccompaned by specfc nstructons nserted tll ordered out. Advertsements dscontnued before expraton of specfed perod vrll be changed as f contnued for full term. Lberal allowance on yearly and half yearly contracts. All persons desrng ther advertsements dscontnued must send' a wrtten order to that effect. No notce wll be taken of verbal orders. Where cuts are nserted they must be ALL METAL not mounted on wood otherwse we assume no rsk of ther preservaton. teo.. PARS, Busness Manazer. SATUUPA A. JULY 3, 895. THE ADVEKTSEU CALENDAH. Ha. M. Ta. W. " T "T TT 6 7 "ST " "S" 30 3 July, 896. Th. Ft. 9a. hook's phase o Full Moon July. T T 7 r Lat Qu'r JL Jnly 4. 9 "T SO N Moon S V Jnly 22. p. rt wn'r V July 25. at.u.f.'.:5 T'llearf for arrve om tt.t r'rrvaeuxo, Vancoaver an J Sydney on ta f:ll dates, tl! h? c'c o! S35. v.sr7 Francsco J b'or. y ' ravcsk.o ' t VAycorvzp. or. Vascocveb On or About Au s trala J a! y 5 Cty Pekng..July 7 Slower July 24 Australa... July 20 Aaue.la Au?. Marposa July 25 Australa... Aue. 0! Varrmoo...Aug. Cty Pekng.. Aug. 0 JJelgc Aug. 9 WarrEO)..AnR. 24 Australa...Au. 4 2darpo3a....Auc. 29 lonowa...aug. 22 Australa Sept. 2 Mowera....Aug. 3 Coptc Sept. 9 llo Janero.. Sept. 6 M owera....sept. 24 Australa Sept. 7 Monowa...Sepr. 26 Alameda...Sept. 9 Australa...Sept. 30 Warn moo....oct. 2 Australa Oct. 2 Australa Oct. 2 Warrnaoo...Oct. 24 Chna Oct. 6 Alameda Oct. 24 Marposa Oct. 7 Chna Oct. 29 Mowera Nov. Australa... Nov. 5 Coptc Nov. 6 2dowtra...Nov. 24 Warrnoo...Dec. 2 Ooptc Nov. 28 Cty Pekng.. Dec. 6 Warrmoo...Pec Ctv PekncDc 28 Mowera Jan. Hteuroloslcal Record. T THS ttotbrsjevr BCBTXT. Ft BL8HED TKT MOSDA. TUKXh s o r. l 3t.5 30 CK 72.r f4 Von so.ssa u 7 20 M Taa , EM Wed 7 83, 3, Ten 4(30. ) '0 M n JJ NB st t) 2 M al e rtouetr correc(el for temperature ratos, bat net for Utltnde llde. San and Moon. 7. e 7 ct e x 2 cl c c! y.rr.. A.m..m. a n 4 6'J 4.4 tf.j V S C7 Ttee M S 2 4S,. 2 S'ed.. 5 5t 6 S O 4'J ll 47.'4 6 4" Tnort l! 6 yo. 5 p.m.' rra A) f " 0.35 feat... U t 4). 5 'a m. p.ta cnn. 4 9.V) S 5?Q S3 Fol ooon ta.tbe Gth at 0 br. SHPPNG NTELLGENCE. VKEW l.n NAVAL. l'okl. L'as ller.rrgton, Thomas, Mare l?lal. MEBCHAKTMEN. CThs lltt does not nclude copers.) Hr;' W G rwn. Wllams, San Francsco, lark Andrew Welch. Drew, San Francsco. Uark Albert, Gnllths. Port Gamble. Olga. Epsen, Eureka. lk Matlda, Swenson, 'ort Townsend. Sark U lthet, Morrson, San Francsco. FOKEG.N VKSSKL.3 EXPECTED. Veftsels. Where from. Due. lktne rrusard SF Due Bk Martha tkckhahnlverpool....july 5 OSS Australa S F July 5 Sch G W Watson Seattle July 5 PMSH Cty of PekDR Hongkong..July 7 Hktne Planter Pt Gamble July 7 Schr O M Kellogg... Pt Townsentl..July 20 CASS Mowera... Vancouver Jul 24 K M S S Marposa... Sydney July 23 CASS Warrmoo...Sydney Aug M S S Alameda...S F Aug Karl: Amy Turner.. New York hep 5 Shp Mane lackfeldlverpool Oct 2 Pr bk Alden Grove.. Lverpool Oct 2 Ger bk J C Prhger.. Bremen Oct 0 Gcrsh H Hackfeld..New York Oct 8 a;:val,5. Fbday, July 2. StmrWaalealc.Gregory, from Hamakua. Strnr Knau, Clarke, "from Hawa and Mau. DEPARTURES. Fbday, July 2. Strur W G Hall, Smerson, for Mau and Hawa. Schr Wm F Wtzemann, Olsen, for Vancouver, B C. Stmr Kaala, Brown, forkoolau. )A. LEAVNO otmr Hawa, Ftzgerald, for Hawa, at 4 p u. MPORTS. Per Knau 4084 bags sugar, ljl bags potatoes. C2 bags corn, 37 hdes, 47 hogs, 70 pkgs sundres. PASSENGERS. ARRVALS. From Hawa and Mau, per stmr Knau. July 2 Volcano: F F Collns, A B Collns, Mss Steuart, F H Conant and wfe, F W Heath and wfe, A Dmmc k, Mrs M E Feld, lss L Chase, Mss S Chase, C W Flkms and wfe, Hon S G lllborn and wfe. Mss Grace Hlborn. Mrs F Smth, E W Holdsworth, F Schette, S Chubb. Way ports: Mss Belle Carter, A Cockburn, Mrs P Dodge. Samuel Macy, P Peck, Deacon. J 5 Danel, E Weght, R Moore. M Hno. Mrs W A Hardy, Mss B Weght, Mss A Kellv, Mss J G Broderck, Mss F Coan, F Coan, S Malterre. A C McCartney. A M Brown, C A Doyle, L Chung, C Stoeckle, J W Bergstrom, G rvne, J N Bell. W Alderdce, P Anderson, S H Dowsett, Mrs A Ahrens, 4 chldren and servant and 80 deck. From Hamakua. per stmr Waaleale, July 2 Mss K Horuer, A Lndsay and 5 deck passengers ḋepartures. For Hawa and Mau, per stmr W G 2Vo lcano: Hall. July E Underbll. Way ports: John Ena, wfe and chldren, Mrs Husband, Mrs G Das, Lousa Todd, Mss Ferrera, Mrs H E Cooke, Mss Cooke. Mrs M Sa ders. Mss 8anders, J A Mehrten, wfe and chldren, Mrs N E Gedge, chld and servant. Mss Laura Pal, J K Nahale, Master Kauhane, A J Kauhahao, M F Scott. Master Kaelemakulc, Wong Chee, Mss" L Menecke, Master Kauka, J M Monsarra t, J P Cooke. P Baldwn, Joseph Prtchard and wfe. Mss Martn, Abbe Kohwa, Mss Smthes. Mrs E J Campbell and chld. Mrs t C Searle, Mss Mary Ann hearle, Mrs Taylor, Mrs A M Wlson. C W Baldwn, P A Da9, Father Lebert, Mss Hale. Mss H Desha, Mss M Lnos and about 83 deck passengers. WHARF WAVE. Damond Head July 2, 0 r. m. Weather, hazy ; wnd, lght X. The Waaleale came n from Honokaa yesterday. The walan and Ke Au ou are expected n today. There were no merchant vessels n tha port of Hlo when the Knau left. The Andrew Welch took 7 b3g? of sugar from the steamer Waaleale yesterday. The steamer Hawa leaves port ths afternoon. She does not take an' freght for Mahukona, only passengers and mal. The schooner W. F. Wtzman saled for Vancouver yesterday. The lst of merchant vessels s rapdly thnnng out. The steam yacht Eleanor arrved at Hlo on Wednesday about 3 o'clock. The Slater party left for the volcauo soon after her arrval. The Eleanor wll leave for San Francsco today. One of the largest crowds that ever congregated on the nterslan d wharf was present yesterday mornng to wtness the departure of the W. G. Hall. The vessel was loaded down wth passengers. The steamer Knau arrved from Hlo and way ports yesterday afternoon wth a heavy passenger lst. A large crowd was on the wharf to see her come n. Most of those present were natves who expected the pardoned rebel prsoners to return. They were not dsapponted fourteen of them came, two reman n Hlo. The Knau brought 4GS4 bags of sugar. She wll leave agan on next Tuesday. Letters have been receved at San Francsco from the whalng fleet wnterng at Herschel sland, n the Arctc ocean, dated November 3th last, and gvng the catch of the fleet after the lat whalers came down up to that date a. four whales. Of these steamer Navarcb, Captan Cook, and b;rk Trton, Captan Haggerty, and steamers Lav tt, Mary D. Hume, Captan and Thrasher, Captan Weeks, had each taken one. CHNAMEN ON SHPBOARD. They Make Fathful Servants on the Pacfc Lners. The oflcer3 of the Pacfc Mal steamshps, wrtes a Yokohama correspondent of the Chcago Record, say that Chnamen make the be?t salors and servants on board ehp of any race n the world. They never strke, they never complan, and f one of them wants a day oft he always supples a substtute at hs own expense. Most of the crews have been on the steamers contnuously ever snce they started, some of them for twenty year3. They are honest and careful and save ther money whch they send to ther famles n San Francsco or Chna as often as they are pad. Some of them also have busness ashore and are worth consderable money. Ah Mon, one of the dnng room boys on the steamer Cty of Ro de Janero, ha3 a ranch near San Francsco, where hs wfe rases vegetables for market. Chee Sgh has a lttle shop n Hongkong. Ah Pat has a wfe at Feechau, two days' ourney from Canton, to whom he sends all hs wages. Ah Tng, the engneer's boy, has a frozen smle a face lke those upon the statutes of Budha and a wfe near Canton, whom he hasn't seen for fve years, but he sends her hs wages every pay day and she s keepng the money for hs old age. Tng has been wth the shp ever snce t has been runnng and has not mssed a voyage. Once the company decded to dspense wth Chnese servants and substtute Japs. All the Chna boys were dscharged, but Tng would not go. They drove hm off twce and thought they had got rd of hm, but the next mornng after salng the steward found hm n the pantry washng dshe3, and he has been there ever snce. SOCETY SOCETY WOMEN. (Concluded.) The tme s not dstant when a young woman "comng out" wll not bo accompaned by such a descrpton of her personal appearance as a skll ed groom mght gve of "Maud S," and when her debut wll be made nto phlanthropc crcles, nor nto envous and heartless atmosphere of ballrooms. The tme s comng when "receptons" wll brng the rch and poor sde by sde, and no drawng room wll be too fne for the honest workng man and hs famly to enter, that they may greet the prncely frends who have loved them and sought for them that ustce whch s the hghest.form of phlanthropc endeavor. The tme s com Dg when the vulgarty of usng stmulants, gamblng n crcles of "progressve euchre," waltzng n the arms of men, dsrobng n publc that one may be "n style," wearng hgh heels and camels' humps, descrbng the wardrobes of lades, and enumeratng the dshes of ther table n the publc prnts, wll be counted as the almost unbelevable phenomena and the last fevered gasp of the glded age now hastenng to be gone. And am frank to acknowledge that beyond all the blessed help that s comng through woman's work to the heatben across the eea, and the Afrcan, ndan, Chnese and Norman on ths sde; even beyond the overthrow of alcohol's domnon, so fendsh and so low, do beleve wll bo the blessngs of ths new world for women whch 6hall lead to the mllennal glory of Chrst's prophecy fulflled, "Behold, mako all thngs new." F. E. Wllard. Y.W.C.T.U. 55 pa L vv3 ft! ta t tr, Va l From L.ST. Jour nr.! of M:ulc!:.) rrof.w.u.ptckcw makes a f o por:..!f c. Fy.rT. has wthout doubt and cared n. re ca l:au anylvd!rhvscan;hwsucces!atonhr. trtate havehfardofca03of2)yearsvtam,.cu:ed byh t:. lo publshes a valuablework out h he nboh te Mn wth a larc bottle of h c:n. fret to audro a any sucorer who may send ther T.O. and Kxprrs We advse anvone wshng a cure to address. tw. V'.. rr.:k:."r.., 4 Cedar St.. New York. PORTS OF OAHU.. TT. vt cducr aumm. 'JgP J OHN UALWAT, UAPTAN. A"Qutk dspatch for Waanae, Mokulea and Waalna. Enqre on CHALK TALK! Chalk marks properly made on cloth to conform wth yonr fgure, are eure to gve you a ft. guarantee to ft you n pants or suts cr we don't want your trade. 2Gve rae a tral and you wll come aan. C. AKMA, Nunann street. ShpOwner s, Attenton! phr: :O T FAVOR A CLE TERMS are now o:vred for nsurance on Dep Water Vessel? by the Fezman's huso nsurance Company op San Francsco. For partcular, applv to JOHN H. PATY, 3639t : Agent. Steamshp Lne. 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 Vcto a B. C, Honolulu and Suva F, Are Due at Honolulu On or about the dates below Btated, vz: From Sydney and Suva, for Vctora and Vancouver, B. C: S. S. "WARRnOO". August 8. fv'mowkra"......august 3 S. S. "WARRMOO".. October 2 From Vctora and Vancouver, B. C, for Suva and Sydney: S. S. "MOWERA" July S. "WARRMOO" August 24 S 8. "MOWERA" September 24 Through tckets ssued from Honolulu to Canada, Unted States and Europe. XST"For Freght and Passage and all general nformaton, apply to Theo.H.Daves & Co., L'd. GENERAL AGENTS. OCEANC STEAMSHP CO At! Aostralao Mal Servce. For San Francsco: The New and Fne Al Steel " MARPOSA." Steamshp Of the Oceanc 8teamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu, from Sydney and Auckland, on or about JULY 25th, And wll leave for the above port wth Mals and Passengers on or about that data. For Sydney & Auckland The New and Fne Al Steol Steamshp "MONOWA" Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu, from San Francsco, on or about JULY 4th, 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. 52CEor 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. tors.f. July 5 July 20 Aug. 9 Aue. 4 Sept. 2 Sept. 7 THROUGH LNE. From San Fran. From Sydney for for 8ydney. San Francsco. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. MONOWA July 4 MARPOSA Jnly25. ' ALAMKDA Aug. MONOWA Aug. 22 MARP03AAug 9 ALAMhDA Sept. 7 MOOvVAl Sept2t MARPOSA Oct C5A3. & CO.'S Boston Lne of Packet. Shppers wll please uble notce that the Bark Wll Lave New York far ths po:t n SEPTEMBER, f enmcent nducement offers. 5C7For further nfomatcn, apply to Chas. Brewer s Co., 27 Klby St., Eoetcn, Mass., cr to C. BREWER d CO. (L'D.), Honolulu, h A f JU k5 V MPORT EU AXD DEALER y Stee and ron Kanm STOVES AM) FXTDUES. House Keepng Goods Ktchen Utensls, AGATE WARE, RUBBER HOSE PUMrS, ETC., ETC., Plumbng, Tn, Copper DS0ND Comm KNG Sheet ron Work. STREET G. WEST, BLOCK Hereto MPORTER DEALS R X Carrage Materals Of Every Descrpton ncludng OAK, ASH, HCKORY WHTE WOOD LUMBER, Spokes, all szes ; Savern Wheels, Wood Hub Wheels, Sawed Felloes, Bent Rms from to 5J nches, Dump Cart Shafts, Wagon Poles, Doubletree s, Sngletree s, Wagon and Cart Hubs, all szes ; A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Trmmers' Materals Carrage Hardware, Norway ron, and Steel Tres. SFHavng a long experence n the Carrage Busness, am prepared to supply Carrage Bulders, Plantatons, etc., wth frstclas s materals, personally selected, at the very lowest cash prces. EA sland orders wll receve prompt attenton. MASONC BLOCK, Corner Alakea and Hotel Streets. ggrtelephone No Note That the War s 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 pefece, stll they may be allowed to subsde nto that ndfference wthout anmosty, that would allow ether party to work out ther best ntt rests. All thngs consdered t may be for the best, but tme, the only arbtrator n such case?, must alone decde that. J. G. STEWART s a plumber, and wll do your work n a shape and at fgures that wll gve satsfacton. 3949tf 5 BETHEL STREET. HTJSTACE & ds.. WOOD COAL Also Whte and Black Sand whch we wll sell ct the very lowest market rat, gst'bbl Tf!lv5PHOH No SSST'MuTU, Tzzsraovz No. 44. The Hawaan Planters' Monthly. M. Whtney, Edtor. Contents for Tune 895. Notes on Current Topcs. Beet Root Cultvaton n Amerca. Publ c mprovements Commerce fur the Republc of Hawa for 894. Mllng versus D'ffuson. Rebol Summary ng of Experments n Low Grade Su &r. Lady Brds n the Kona CtfTee Dstrct. 'the Atlanta Exposton. Legumnu3 t'rops Ccffee Culture n Honduras. Tne nfluence of Eucalyptus Plantatons on Ma aal Dstrcts. Foretr y. Report on Cultvaton of Tobacco. Bananas and Mantans. The Oldest Tree on Earth. Subpcrpton $2.50 a yr. Foregn Subscrpton?3 a ye:;r. Found Volumes 50 Beck Volumes bound toordrr. hed.'.23pnhl? bv the HAWAAN GAZETTE CO. 49 Merchant Sr. Homlc k. MoDal Cane Smlde (PATKMKU 'XDEU TttK LA V THF. n..v A A N SLS. Mr. John A. Scott, Manager 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 ust harvested: "Durng the past week the Hlo Sugar Company's mll exceeded any of ts former records by closng the 25 hours grndng wth an output of 300f tons. Ths s fully 0 per cent, more than the best work of former years. "The three roller mll beng 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 Natonal Cane Shredder, recently erected by the Company. And by ts use the extracton has been ncreased from 3 per cent, to 5 per cent, on all knds of cane, and n some cases SO per cent, has been reached; the average beng 75 to 78 per cent., accordng to qualty. " contnue to fnd the megass from shredded cane better fuel than from whole cane. "The shredder has been workng day and nght for seven months and has gven mo entre satsfacton, havng shredded durng that tme about seventy thousand tons of cane, and a large part.of t beng hard ratoons. "The shredder and engne requre very lttle care or attenton." fslftlans and specfcatons of these shredders may be seen at the offce of We G. rwn f Co. L SOLE AGENTS FOR THE HAWAAN SLS Of nterest to Managers of Plantatons. A Model Plant s not complete wthout Electrc Power, thus dspensng wth small Engnes. Why not generate your power from one CENTRAL Staton? One generator can furnsh power to your Pumps, Centrfugals, Elevators, Plows, Ralways and Hosts ; also furnsh lght and power for a radus of from 5 to 20 mles. Electrc Power beng used saves the labor of haulng coal n your feld, also water, and does away wth hhg prced engneers, and only have one engne to look alter n our mll. Where water power a avalable, t costs nothng to generate Electrc Power. The Hawaan Electrc Company s now ready to furnsh Electrc Plants and Generators of all descrptons at short notce, and also has on hand a large stock of Wre, Chandelers, and all Electrcal Goods. All orders wll be gven prompt attenton, and estmates furnshed for Lghtng and Power Plants ; also attenton s gven to House and Marne Wrng. THEO. HOFFMANN, 3940 Manager. Natonal ron Works, QUEEN STREET, Between llakea and Rchard Streets UNDERSGNED THE ARE: to make all knds of ron, Brass, Bronze, Znc, Tn and ead Castngs ; also a general ret ar shop for Steam Engnes, Rce Mlls, Con Mlls, Water Wheels, Wnd Mlls, etc. ; Machnes for the Cleanng of Coffee, Caster Ols, Bane, Kame, Ssal, rteapple Leaves and other Fbrous Plants and Paper St ck. also Machnes for Fxtractng Starch from the Manoc, Arrow oot,etc. EST' All orders promptly attended to. Whte, Htman & 382 Co,