L a. Established July 3, NEW HAWAIIAN MINISTER. OUR. Question Raised Over Appointment of Hon. W. R. Castle. ofl98-3- m

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1 r L a Establshed July 3, VO. XX...NO HOKOUU. HAWAAN SLS. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1S95. PRCE 5 CENTS. Busness Car ls. Busness Cards. Busness Carts. THE NEW HAWAAN MNSTER. OUR. BREWER & CO., LMTED Queen Street, Honolulu,.. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Co., Onomea Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Waluku Sugar Co., Wahee Sugar Co., Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch Co., Kapa-pa-la Ranch. Planters' Lne San Francsco Packets. Ohas. Brewer fe Co.' a Lne of Boston Packets. Agents Boaton Board of Underwrters. Agents Phladelpha Board of Underwrters. LST OK FCERS P. C. Jones Presdent Gao. H. Robkktson Manager E. F. Bshop Tres. and Secy. Ool. W. F. Allen Audtor 0. M. Cooke. ; ) H. Waterhouse... Drectors A. W Carter Do Yon Want a Home? We are prepared to sell you a Choce Let of Land BETWEEN Pensacola and Pko Streets On a new street to be opened. Sze of Lot 80 feet by 176 feet. We wll erect a Dwellng House on the Lot, plan of whch may be approved by you, to be pad for upon very easy terms and at a low rate of nterest. For partculars apply to THE HAWAAN SAFE DEPOST H VESTMENT COMPANY, 408 FORT STREET, HONOLULU. Castle & Cooke L'd. LFE NSURANCE FRE AGENTS FOR AGENTS NEW ENGL MUTUAL Lfe nsurance Company BOSTON. tos Fre nsurance Company HARTFORD. HONOLULU CARRAGE MANUFACTORY W. WRGHT, - Propretor. Carrage Bulder REPARER. 'All orders from tbe otber slands n the Carrage Buldng, Trmmng and Pantng Lne, wll meet wth prompt attenton. P. O. BOX 321. NOS FORT STREET O. HENERY, Panter and Upholsterer. Wll make estmates on all Bces of Contracts, Work for Pantng, Wall Paperng, and Upholsterng do my own work and guarantee satsfacton. Leave orders at Hawkns Furnture Store, corner Kng and and Alakea m streets. WM. L. PETERSON, Noary - Offce - Publc, Typewrter COLLECTOR. Over Golden Rule Bazaar. DR. J. UCHDA, Physcan and Surgeon. No. 5, KUKU LANE. Offce Hours 8 to 12 a. m. and 8 p. m. Mutual Tel, 53 M. E. Grossman, D.D.S. DENTST, 9S HOTL STRUT. Orro Ho0b 9 a, u. to 4 r. K. DR. E. C. SURMANN, FCE 73 Beretana Street. Hours 9 toll a m.,2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. N. B. Tuesdays and Frdays from 8 to 9 p.m., the treatment for POOR PEO- PLE s FREE, except for medcne. ot"telephone New Goods A FNK ASSORTMENT. TLES FOR FLOORS And for Decoratng Purposes ; MTTl 09 all Kntns, MAWrA ClGABH. WNG WO CHAN & (JO. W. F. O'HALLORAN, Contractor and Bulder Estmates gven on all knds of Brck, Stone and Wood Work. UTMobbng promptly attended to. 506 KNG STREET, F. H. Redward's Old Stand. B. JAOUEN, Practcal Gunmaker Wll do any knd of reparng to Frearms, also Brownng and Blueng and restockng equal to Factory work. Satsfacton guaranteed. Unon street, wth C. Sterlng, Panter. PONEER Steam Candy Factory and Bakery F. HORN, Practcal Confectoner and Baker, 3STQ. 71 HOTEL STRCCT. WM. F. THRUM, SURVEYOR. Room No. 11, Spreckels' Block. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO., Steaxn Engnes, Bolers, rfr t?jl, Coolers, Hrum Hurt.. 1 A'ASttmarn, And machnery of every descrpton made to order. Partcular attenton pad to shps' blacksmthng. Job work excuted on the shortest notc. LEWERS & COOKE, Successors to Lewers & Dckson. mporters and Dealers n Lumber And all Knds of Buldng Materals. SO. 8 FORT STREET, HOMOLULU CONSOLDATED Soda Water Works Company, Lmted Xspl&nade, Corner Allen and Fort Sts. HOLLSTER & CO., Agents. KAHULU HOTEL, Kahclt, Mau. gam SNG, - - Propretor. 9 Specal attenton to the travelng publc. MEALS AT ALL HOURS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, Corner of Kng and Nuuanu Streets. EtZxBt receved by the Australa, a fresh nvoce of Enterprse Beer and Oysters FOR COCKTALS. Telephone 805. Massage. Vf R3. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE that she wu attend a lmted nun? bn o patents. Ardress at H. M. WhtDor's. Kns st. ; Hell Telephone 7&, 3223-t- f ASK YOUR GROCER For Patent Excellent Flols. Hghest grade J tour on the market. Cost the same a all o'her frst-clas- s grades. ofl98-3- m CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO., Honol ul u. BANKERS. Hawaan nlands. Draw exchange on the prncpal parts of the world and transact a general bank-n- g bnsness. lews & CO., Wholesale and detal Grocers Telephone 240. Genera 111 FORT STREET, P. O. Box vm H. HACKFELD CO., Commsson Agents Cor. Fort and Queen ets., Honolulu. Atlas Assurance Company LONDON, ASSETS - 810,000,000. H. W. Schmdt & Sons, Agents for the Hawaan slands. DR. MOTT TU YEN, 336 Maunakea Street. All complants of the Threat, Lungs and Kdneys successfully treated. Forty years experence. Houbs 9 a. m. to 12 m. ; 1 p. m. to 2 30 p. m; 6 p. m. to 9 p. m l- m WLLAM C. PARKE, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW Agent to uk Owc-f- Jo. Aeknowldg;naat. 13 Kaahumsnn Street, Horto lulu, H.. M. W. McCHESNEY & SONS WHOLESALE DEALER GROCERS Leather and Shoe Fndngs Agents Honolulu Soap Works Company and Honolulu Tannery S GONSALVES & CO, Wholesale Grocers and Wne Merchants, 225 Queen Street, Honolulu, H.. H. may & CO., Wholesale and Retal Grocers 98 'ORT STEEET. Telephones 22. P. O. Box 470 HAWAAN HARDWARE CO., HARDWARE, Cutlery and Glassware 307 Fort Street. BEAVER SALOON, FORT STREET, OPPOSTE WLDER A CO.'f. J. NOLTE, Propretor. Frst-cla- ss Lunches served wth Tea, Cof fee, Soda Water, Gnger Ale or Mlk. fflpopen FROM 3 A. M. TLL 10 P. M. Smokers' Requstes a specalty. C. J. WHTNEY, Teacher of Elocuton and Dramatc Art, Arlngton Hotel. G. E. SMTHES, Accountant, Collector and Copyst. Offce Wth C. D. Chase, Safe Depost Buldng. Telephone 184. The collecton of Government Blls a specalty mperal Flour s the only blended flour ever offered on thet slands. t s a new "Patent Process" ol blendng together the Best Known varetes of wh3t for strength and color, thereby prodncn g a flour that wll gve th be?t possble bakng results lor the housekeeper. g0tav your grocer for a tral sack t wll cost vou no more o- ra A. L. MORRS & CO., Wholesale Agents. Queston Rased Over Appontment of Hon. W. R. Castle. DPLOMATS K 'KCTr l HAHTTSftt. Grata But-ne- s More Talk of l'ertoua Non Letter gent to Senator Kyle the lleaso Hawaan Government Ready for Flbustered Other News. Washngton, June 11. The frt offcal ntmaton of the appontment of Wllam R. Castle as Hawaan Mnster to ths country was receved at the State Department today when a dspatch was receved from Mnster Wlls to that effect. Now the queston has arsen as to whether Castle wll be persona nou grata to the Admnstraton. He wrote a letter to Senator Kyle, of South Dakota, last February, n whch he gave utterance to the opnon that there would have been no uprsng of the royalsts n Hawa " had t not been for the convcton of the Queen's adherents that they would have the moral support of the"govternment at Washngton." No attenton was pad to the letter at tbe tme, for the reason that Castle was smply a ctzen of Hawa, aud Senator Kyle was not a part of the executve branch of the Government of the Unted States. Now that the wrter of the letter has been apponted to a poston that brngs hm nto close relatonshp wth the Government, t may be necessary to take notce of hs opnons. There s a feelng, however, that the Government has had ts fll of the Hawaan busness, and wll not do anythng to str up the unfavorable crtcsm whch was passed upon t n the early days of the sland republc. DPLOMATS 8UBPR1SKD. Generally Presumed That Hastngs Would be Named for the Poston. Washnoton, June 8. The desgnaton of Wllam R. Castle by the Hawaan Government to succeed Dorrn A. Thurston as Mnster to the Unted States came as a surprse to the dplomatc corps. t has been rather generally presumed n Washngton that Frank P. Hastngs, who came to Washngton as Secretary of the Legaton and has acted as Charge d'affares snce the return to Honolulu of Mr. Thurston, would be promoted to the poston. But tor the partcular nterest whch the Hawaan people feel n mantanng the most frendly relatons wth the Unted States, t s not unlkely that the legaton would have been left for a longer tme offcered only by a charge, that beng the usual method of allowng an nternatonal unpleas- - ness to heal when a government does not wsh to admt ts representatve, who has been declared persona non grata, s at fault. MPORTS SCGAK Keulworh Reaches New York n ncty Oae-Haand lf Jays. Washngton, June 6-.- Worthng C Ford, Chef of the Bureau of StashL's, gves out toe mports of sugar for May, 18P5. The toal quantty mported at the fve ports of Nw York. Boston, Baltmore. Phladelpha and San frrancseo were 530,697,599 pounds, valued at $10,-239-,4 4. Nn.w Yo k, June 6 The Amercan four as'ed ste shp Kenlworth n 1 arrved from Honolulu today. She made the passage n the extraordnary fast tme of nnety and one-ha- lf da Sne s brnes a cargo of Hawaan fcugar valued at $200,000 Jt 13 tbe frst cargo of Hawaan fugar ever shpped around Cape Horn. Searchng for Opno. to ths port Vctora (B. C), June 10. The Hawaan mal, whch arrved on the Warrmoo, states a revenue cutter w th a dver on board has gone to Mo-lok- a sland to look for opum supposed to have been sunk by the schooner Norma, whch saled from here last fall. t s pretty generally beleved that the Norma had opum on board when she left, and t s beleved that the owners have not yet realzed on t, although one of them spent all wnter n Hawa. t n ut possble that t was cached off Moloka, aud s stll there. Concesson to Canadan Steam Lne. Ottawa Ontaro, June 8. The Department of Trade and Commerce s advsed that mportant concessons have been made to Hu Mart's Australan steams-h- lne by the Hawaan p Government. The company s gven freedom from all charges at the port of Honolulu for storage of coal for vessels. The company agrees durng a term of two years to carry al Hawaan mals wthout charge to the Government and hold to ts present schedule. Ready for Flbusters'. Washngton, June 3. Report from Hawa receved here show much actvty n preparng fo an expected flbusterng expedton. The Government has sent out the revenue cut er Lehuawth a Krupp guo aboard to look after flbusterers. S CHOSEN SECRETARY. WRAY TAYLOR HOME AGAN Cleveland Surprses the FathfQl n Namng Attorney General. ll'dlk t vmn ll E M A Hs "at Record on tbe Keub Appontment nexpected - P MS of Waled Comng to Amerca After Thrty Year Aboence ncog. WaBHKOTOK, June 7. Presdent Cleveland today transferred Attorney-Gener- al Olney from the Department of Justce to the State Department. The selecton of Olney to ths poston s receved favorably by poltcans of the Democratc fath n Washngton tonght. The choce of a successor to Olney n the Department of Justce has created eurprse everywhere. Jud-so- n Harmon, the mar chosen, s not very well known, and t fl doubtless RCHARD OLNEY. true that even Oho Democrats wll be surprsed that Presdent Cleveland selected hm to fll ths poston. t may be stated n Harmon's favor, however, that he s regarded by those who know hm as an able lawyer, and wll probably be a successful head of the Department of Justce untl the term of Presdent Cleveland expres. The transfer of Attorney-Genera- l Olney to the head of the State Department created no surprse, as t has been well understood for several days that Mr. Olney would succeed to the frst place n the Cabnet, made vacant G'.-eshaby the death of Secretary BARMOJ WAS MURPKSBD. Hut He Wll Arcept-- l'al locmd on tbe Bench. Columkus, June s. Judge l.'ar-mo- n, the new Attorney-G- e eral, the cty tonght wth ex Governor Foraker and Judge Warrngton of Cncnnat. "f any one had told me yesterday," he sad, "that was to be apponted to the Cabnet poston, would have thought he was talkng 'through hs hat.' The last tme saw Presdent Cleveland was n Columbus at the tme of the Thurman banquet sx years ago. Th3 mornng receved a letter from hm askng me f would accept the poston of Attorney-Genera- l. As dd not want to reply wthout consultng my law partner, Judge Colstone, who s n New York, mmedately telegraphed hm, and, securng hs consent, at 2 o'clock telegraphed Presdent Cleveland that would accept. have not receved any offcal notfcaton of my ap pontment. Wale Comng t Amerca. Newport rr. L), June 5 The Prnce of Wrales wll vst Newport the last of August, and he wll come as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Goelet. The Goelet vlla s now beng redecorated, and t s sad a sute wll be especally furnshed for the Prnce. The Prnce has not vsted ths country for thrty-fv- years. t s e sad that he wll come only on the assurance of Mr. Goelet that no fuss shall be made over hs presence here, and that he wll be permtted to appear at tbe Amerca's cup races and about Newport strctly ncognto. ncome Tax to be Fcfunded. Washngton, June 7. Blanks are prepared at the Treasury Department for the use of persons who have clams aganst the Government for the refund of the ncome tx. Tbe refund wll be made under Secton 2,o of the Revsed Statutes, whch authorzes the Commssoner of nternal Revenue, on appeal, to refund all taxes erroueou-- y or llegally collected Few clams as yet have been fled, probably becau e tbe el u'mants have been watng for offcal nformaton on the subect. Every dollar of the ncome tax aready collected wll be pad to the persons from whom the collectons were made. R. The. Coulter, well known n socal crcle n tns cty,? dong Japan, and wrtes nterestngly of the eocl custom? of that country. Says He Enoyed Every Mnute of the Tme Whle Away. UK. M VN 1M.M 'K'M' Furtlfthe Followng lute reat( ttudgct of Foregn Nrw Note About 'eopl' Wtm Formerly Kealded n the Pacfc t'nradlae- - F or Mown A broad, F. Wray Taylor, electoral regstrar and organst of St. Andrew's Cathedral, returned on the Australa from hs sx weeks vacaton n Calforna, whch he appears to have thoroughly enoyed. Many favors were shown hm by promnent muscans and busness men u Han Francsco. H furnshes our readers wth the follow ng nterestng budget of news The fearful dsaster to the steam shp Colma has been the one topc ol conversaton n Han Francsco. ' June th the steamshp San Juan ar rved from the scene of the dsaster wth sxteen out of twenty-on- e men she had saved from the sea. The Mau-zanllother fve had left the vessel at o. t appears the Colma went down at o'clock on the mornng of May J7th durng a storm. She was too heavly loaded on deck to stand ths storm aud an exploson shattered tbe steamer's decks before she sank. An offcal nvestgaton of the sad affar was n progress when the Australa saled on the loth ust. Among those lost on the Colma was Thomas Gray, the ee engneer. He wll be remembered n Honolulu as the hatband of Mrs. Ernestne Cray, tt.e musc teacher. The Monowa was S days and 9 hours on her last trp from the slands. She was detaned outsde ol the Golden Gate no less than twenty two hours, owng to a heavy fog. Presdent Cleveland has apponted Attorney General Olney to be Secretary of State, and Judge Judson Harmon, of Cncnnat, Attorney General. At San Queuln on the hth of Juc three murderers were executed. Death was nstantaneous n each case. A terrble murder took place on Ells street, San Francsco, June 1st. A Mss Nelle Harrngton, a spnster, was found butchered and her body partly burned, n the mddle of the day by a neghbor. Though tbe polce have been hard at work, no clue to the perpetrator of ths foul deed has been found as yet. An ntmate ex-senafrend of Mss Harrngton's, tor Buck, was sent for from Oakland to as. the polce, but on hs way was st thrown out of a carrage and fatally nured. H.' ded four days afterwards. n many Extern ctes there ha been excessve heat. Thrty-l- deaths took place from the heat n one day n New York. The San Francsco varety actr Loretta Adds, who has been playng at the Audtorum, was marred Bfa olst to Eord Sholto Douglas, a son of the Marqus of Queensbufy. t s announced that the 'rnce f Wales wll vst the States n August, and be the guest of Ogden Goelet at Newport, R.. The new Amercan steamshp 81 ous arrved at Southampton, Eng., from New York June 18th on he maden voyage. She was only fft- - n hours behnd record tme, whch n consdered excellent for a frst trp. Alex Eyle and hs wfe, who arrved by the Monowa, have gone East to Boston. The weather was very fne durng the whole of my stay ; no ran, and only one foggy nght. met many Houoluluans. Colonel A. G. Hawes, father of Mrs. F. M. Hatch, has had a hgh honor conferred on hm. by beng transfers from the general agency.' of the Ufe nsurance Company n New-Yor- San Francsco to the one n London, Eng. Colonel Ha we.? was banquetted by the Boheman Club before h departure for England. Mss Geneveve Nannary, the actress who was n Honolulu wth the Da ley Company, was marred June oth to rvng J,. Blnu, son of the Los Angeles mllonare. Among those at tbe weddng were W. W. Dmond and wfe and Fred Wundenberg. Honolulu muscal people should attend the concerts to be gven by Mr. John Marquardt and hs wfe, voln and harp solosts respectvely. Both, have been wth Scheel's orchestra, and are magnfcent performers. They are on ther way to the Colones, but were persuaded to stay at Honolulu two weeks. Mrs. Marquardt has two beautful harps, and Mr. Marquardt plays an Amat voln. spent a delghtful mornng wth Mr. Sgmund Beel, the San Francsco vol. vrtuoso n ds study o Calforna street. He played beautfully for ovvr bal an hour and tn showed me hs rare collecton of mu-sc- al curo.-te- s. also trh d a number of the large chun h organs, and vsted no lea than twentv-fou- r cburcues, smply for the purpot of hearng the muc. The new Sutro bath- - when con- -

2 2 THE pleted wll be the fnest n the world They are vsted y tlor-am- s r. peo ple. The last two Sundays the Ha Waan Natonal baud gave concerts there. The boys do not seem to be doncr much, and there has been a quarrel among themselves. Some o them went to Wlder askng hm to Consul-Gener- send them al home. Percy rshman and Tom Kng have about brushed ther course at Heald's Busness College, and wll re turn home n a month. lhe Hawaan consulate on sano- me street s a very pleasant place to whle away tme. Consul Genera Charles Wlder makes every one wel ome, and t s no trouble to hm to do anvthnsr for you. Maor Bender, who was n the sl ands several years ago, s now, am sorry to say, an nmate of the Crocker Home, beng taken care of by the Bo heman Club. He met wth an acc dent whch left hm entrely blnd. John T. Dare and Julus H. Smth, ex-hawa- an both offcals, are to be seen n the Cty Hall any day. Fred TerrlJ, ex Port Surveyor, s n bus ness at San Jose. Harry Agnew has a floe stock farm at Hllsdale, whle Alex. J. Cartwrght s engaged n plantng pear trees about one hun fred mles from San Francsco. Rev. George Wallace holds forth at San Mateo. V. V. Ashford s seekng health at Paso Robles. C. W. Ashford, P. M Jtooney, Harry Juen, Fred Wundeuburg, Blly Aldrch, C. Klemme are always to be seen on the wharf at San Francsco when the Honolulu steamers depart. Johnny Oat s always there als. At the Bo- - hemau Club met Dan O'Connell, who used to edt the Advertser n He asked me some questons about Hawa, and notced n the Call the next mornng he gave my answers correctly. Dr. Ftch, who was n the slands several years ago, has an offce n the new Spreckels buldng Market street. LATEST DESGNS S Mrs. Alex. Mackntosh and Mss von Holt are at Los Angeles They wll return to the slands by the PORCELAN LACQUER WARE Monowa. The S. S. Kahulu left San Francsco on the 13th for Kahulu va Ma-huko- na. She bad a large cargo on board, and some doubt was expressed, Toys, Watches, Fancy Artcles. the way she was loaded, as to whether she would reach the slands n safety. Dr. G. H. Martn, formerly of Honolulu, has an offce on Geary street. These goods are all of a class never He s always glad to hear about the before ntroduced n these slands. slands. R. D. Wal brdge and wfe They are sure to please you, as they are n the cty, stoppng at the Occdental. are the latest and beat that money can W. W. Dmond and wfe have gone buy. to Cedar Rapds, owa. From there Mr. Dmond goes to England to purchase a stock of crockery, whch he moner and come agan. flpgve me a call, you wll save wll open out n Honolulu n the near future. Maor Benson may frequently be seen n the corrdors of the Occdental. Deft San Francsco on the good steamshp Australa June 15th, at 10 o'clock n the mornng, the weather beng very fne. On board was G2 canu S. OZAK, passengers, 14 n the 3teerage, 1300 tons of freght, 63 bags mal and two 313 horses. The frst day the weather was Kng Street, Corner Smth Street. rather stormy, after that t was de cdedly pleasant. The passengers had a grand tme, and everythng possble THE PRESDENT was done by those n charge of the steamer for ther comfort Many had of the traveled on the Atlantc lnes, yet Spansh-Amerca- n New spaper Co., o New York, wrtes us follows they sad they enoyed ther trp on the Australa much better. Among " Wthout solctaton, am pleased t; the cabn passengers were the followng offer you the followng C. W. Wlkns and wfe, of Rversde, Cal. Mr. Wlkns s n the n- whch had settled on my bronchal 'Over a year ago was sufferng wth surance busness, and s n charge of tubes and lungs to such an extent that the a party who wll reman n the slands a month or so. Both he and bs wfe congeston caused constant coughng, and are genal people, and made many for over sx months 1 suffered untold msery. frends on board. was durng ths tme beng treated by the The Msses S. and L. Chase are from most successful pulmonary specalsts n the Worcester, Mass., and are makng a tour of the world. cty of New York, but found no relef untl The Rev. Joseph Cook s a well commenced takng Anger's Petroleum known lecturer from Boston, Mass. Emulson, by whch was quckly and permanently cured. Very truly yours, After vstng n Honolulu, he leaves for Japan. He wll be the guest of Chef Justce Judd, an old classmate. " E. C. Whte." A. J. Derby and wfe hal from Rversde, Cal., and are acquanted wth George H. Dole. Mr. Derby s a dentst, and may locate n Honolulu. There has never, q t ths tme, been Clarence R. Falk was a college found a remedy that wll so quckly, pleasantly and surely releve and cure Bronchts chum of Jame Wlder's at Harvard. Wth hs frend R. J. Nuunemacher, and buld up the general health as wll they are on a tour round the world. Mr. Falk s connected wth the great ANGER'S PETROLEUM EMULSON, Pabst Brewng Company, of Mlwau-kee,a- nd Food-Medcn- e, the pleasant to take. wll contrbute occasonal letters to the ''Evenng Wscousn" of 50 cts. and $1.00. Of druggsts. that cty. J. P. Cocke s out on very pleasant gotsou) BY busness from the fact that when be returns to the Coast, he wll not go alone. He s a nephew of Chas. M. H0BR0N DRUG CO., Cooke's and s to marry Mes Maud Baldwn. who lesale Agents. John and George Waterhouse, sons of J. T. Waterhouse, and H. Water-hous- e, Jr., son of the Senator from Commssoner's Sale of Rea Oahu, are home from Prnceton College for the holdays. Wlle H. Soper, son of Col. Soper, s back from Property. Stanford Unversty for the same purpose. Mss Rose Roth has been attendng VRTUE AN ORDER MADE St. Margaret's school, San Mateo. She BY by the Hon H. E. Cooper, Crcut wll not return. Judge, fled n the Crcut Court of the M. Grossman s the father of the genal dentst on Hotel street. t s s hs frst trp to the and hs stay s ndefnte. Dr. R. S. MacArthur s takng a vacaton. He s the pastor of the Calvary B ptst Church, New York. Dr. E. F. Pease comes to ou the mssonary vessel Mornng Star, and wll leave on her for work n the Marshal slands. C. A. Spreckels s down for busness and wll vst hs bg sugar estate on Mau. rvng Scott, Jr., s a nephew of Trvug Scott, manager of the Unon ron Works, Sau Francsco, and wll attend to tome busness for that frm. Wm. Foster, tt e lawyer, has spent three months on the Coast. He leaves Mrs. Foster there untl the end of the year. John Marquardt and wfe are two very taleuted muscans, playng the voln and harp respectvely. They have been wth Scheefs orchestra. A short tme ago the Sau Fraucsco Bulletn offered przes for those gettng the most new subscrbers. Mss Anta JLastreto. a school tacher. ganed the second prze, a trp to Ha wall an back. Mss LAStreto s on the Australa enoyng the Bull-tn- 's trp, accompaned by her mother. V. W. Lunger s connected wth the Unon Pacfc Ralway C amp n v at Omaha. Ms. Luuer s wtl hm. am ther lay wll be lmted t a.reek. H. Page manages the ndanapols Furnture Company's store n San Franc SCO. Mrs. Page and daughter accompany hm. They reman here a month. F. F. Collns, wfe and son are promnent resdents of Sau Antono, Tex. They are nent on pleasure. George Rddle, P. Heath and wfe are from Rversde; Mrs M. E. Feld from New York; whle P. M. Conant and wfe hal from Santa Rarbara. t s ther frst vst to "Paradse." C. S. rvng s a San Francsco merchant, who has come to the slands on busness. He s n the pants and ol lne. Mr. rvng, who has traveled some, has been n the slanoc before. A. Haas s well known n Honolulu. He comes to recuperate hs health. A NEW DEPARTURE Japanese PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER HONOLULU, JUNE 22. Goods EX COPTC, receved a consgnment of Slk Dress Goods Crepes, Hosery, Shades, Fancy Screens, Frst Crcut, n the matter of the equty sut be' ween Elzabeth K. Nahaolelua and husband, plantffs, and Kaaaha (w) and others, defendants, he undersgned, duly empowered eo to do, wll offer tor sale at Publc Aucton on FRD Y, July 5, 1S95, at p M.,at the front entrance of the Judcary Buldng, all that lan 1 stuate at Kamu'a, Honolulu, rnanka of Smth's Brdge ana on the Wakk sde of tn rver, tte same beh g APANA 4 RCYAL PATENT No. 19S5, Ccontanng one acre 0 an.l of an acre ( es 8224 square feet of the same sold to S K. h.aha ). Ths property beug centrally located n the heart of the ton, offers specal nducements to cap'alsts desrng to 111 VrtSt. n the event of a good road runnng through tue land the property wll be enhanced n value as there are now eev ra lots on tue land. Th- - lot of land known as the Chnese Joss llou-e-, now occuped by L ay (Oh) as cescrbed n deed from Kaaanu to La Sav, of record n Lber 94, page L'20, wll be sold separately, and tne remander of the apans wll be pat up as ne lor. Ths sale to nclude a the mprovements now up n sad Apana 4. a;.d the 1 sh'.e to be subect to contnuaton by the Com t. Terms are cash and deeds to be at the expense o tne parch sers. her plan of the land and other partculars enqure of the undersgned at bs offce, n tne Judcary B lldng. HENRY SMTH, 4024-t- d Commssoner. BYAUTHOKTY. Vacaton Notce. Wth the exceptons named below, all Government Schools n the Republc of Hawa wll hold ther Closng Exercses on WEDNESDAY, July 3d, 1S95. The closng execses of the Kau'uwela School, Honolulu, wll be held TUES- DAY, July 2d, J 895. Those of Ewa School, Ewa Dstrct. No. 1, wll be held MONDAY, July 1st, All others as above. Al Government Schools wll re open MONDAY, Sep'ember 9th, By order of the Board of Educaton. JOHN F. SCOTT, t ; Secretary. Water Notce. n accordance wth Secton 1 of Chapter XXV of the lawd of 1386 All persons ho'dug water prvleges or those payng water rates, are hereby notfed that the water rates for the term endng December 31, 1S95, wll be due and payable at the offce of the Honolulu Water Works, on the 1st day of July, All such rates reman Eg unpad for ffteen days after they are due wll be subect to an addtonal 10 percent. Raes are payable at tbe offce of the water works n the Kapuawa Buldng. REW BROWN, Supt Honolulu Water Works. Honolulu, June 20, tf Sealed Tenders. Wll be receved at the offce of the Mnster of the nteror tll 12 o'clock noon, en WEDNESDAY, June 26th, nst for 500 bbls Whte Bros., Portland Cement 150 bbls good qualty Lme, more or less, to be delvered as requred at the Alapa street reservor. Bds to state the brand of Lme and the weght per bbl of Cement. The Mnster of the nteror does not bnd hmself to accept the lowest or anv bd. J. A. KNG,.Mnster of the nteror. nteor Offce, June 21, t Sale of Lease of the Lot and Cellar of the "Honolulu Bale" Premses on Merchant Street, Honolulu, Oahu. On WEDNESDAY' July 21th, 1S95, at 12 o'cloock noon, at the front entrance of the Executve Buldng, wll be sold at Publc Aucton, the lease of the vacant lot and Cellar of the " Honolulu Hale " premses, on Merchant street, Honolulu, Oabu. Ths Lease s sold upon the condton that the tenant shall be lable for any damage to the premses, ts curbng or sdewalk, whch may be caused by the cartaga of materal upon the same. Terms Lease for 4 months. L'pset Prce $67.00 for the above term, payable n advance. J. A.KNG, Mnster of the nteror. nteror Offce, June 21, ?; n the Crcut Court of the Frst Crcut. Hawaan slands. THE MATTER THE E ATE N of Leonard Perry Hanson, of Honolulu, Oahu, a Voluntary Bankrupt Credtors of the ad Bankrupt are hereby notfed to come n ard prove ther debts before such Jugr of the Crcut Court of the Frst Crcut, as shall be sttng at Chambers, n the Judcary Bu dng on MONDAY,the24th day of June, 1895, between the hours of ten o'clock n the forenoon and noon of sad day, and elect one or more Assgnees of the sad Bankrupt's Estate, By the Court. HENRY SMTH, t Clerk. ABLKS. PAETT DRESSES Your are gong to the Masonc Ball And should have a new dres3. have ust receved per the S. Cop- - tc a lovely lne of SLK CREPES. n Pnk, Blue, Ked, Lavendar,.emon, Corn Whte Cream, Nle Green and Black. Also HABUTA SLKS n plan and fgured a lovely Strped Slk Crepe n Whte and Cream. Eesde these have Fgured Satteen n all evenng shades, as well as Pongees, Book Muslns, Organdes, Swsses and other wash Goods. can match any shade n EVENNG (lajvus and can gve vou HOSE to match anv color shoe. J. J. E0AN. A Woman Jumps At conclusons. A man lmps towards them. The woman s generally rght. f your wfe tells you that C. E. WLLAMS & SON have the goods for the least money, you can make up your mnd they are best, and the knd you ought to get. Qute fry Accdent we menton these facts. Lady bought some here the other day and sad theywere so cheap we thought to advertse them. So we do. C. E. W LLAMS & SON KNG STREET, Next t Arlngton Hotel CHALK TALK Chalk marks properly made on coth to conform wth your fgure, are sure to gve you a ft. guarantee to ft you n pants or suts or we don't want your trade. Gve me a tral and you wll come agan. C. AKMA, Nuuanu Street. H. WALTON. The Peerless Preservng Pant Company, MANUFACTURERS DEALERS N Fre, Bust. Decay and Water-proo- f Pant Warranted not to scale, crack or run, caused by heat, mosture or ran. OLD LlooFS MADE AS GOOD AS NEW All Roofs Tn, Metal or Shngle Guaranteed aganst Rust or Leakage. Our Peerless Preservng Pant s especally made for Old and New Shngle, Metal and Felt Roofs, Brdge, Posts, ron, Steel, etc. JEExam natons and Estmates on all work gven free of charge. Offce Kng Street, beween Fort and Bethel. Honolulu, H.. Telephone 86. WLL TELEPHONE 5G0. OEMCrc l. S H. P. W ALTON. Manager. AT'URDAY O. BOX 269. A M A 411 K n; St re t. Next Door Catle & Cove, Formerly Yn hoslks, Honolulu, H.. FNE - - JAPANESE 'Ccuped by Nan KX)) Crepes, Dress Goods, 8lk Han kerchefs, Oott m Crepes, S V Shrts and Neck" tes. Cotton Shrts, bk an.l Oott n Paamas, S raw Hat and Cloth Gapes, brellas and all knds or Parses, Tolet Soap Japantee Canned Goods and Soy, celan and Curos and Fancy Artcles. J8F All cheap far cash Hurrah th of July X L Ha a nported a Large and Well Desgns n Amefcan aod FLAGS, TORPEDOES. Hawaan 194. Hurrah tor (le Republc of of Hawa, July 4th Selected Stock of New ALL SZES, Bootng AMERCAN HAWAAN SHELDS Stays and Strpes and Red Whte and 131ne Buntttr FREWORK Horse Head Plumes. Tssue sland Orders Wreaths. Promptly "These Goods are NEW and FKK at the Lowest Cash Prces. The Corner W. Taclfc h NEW JUST TV 1 House HARDWARE. Etc., BALLOONS Attended H of Moss Paper Festoon-ng- s n Red, Whte and Blue, Etc. to. the best Qualty and wll be sold X Nnuanu and Kng Streets. LEDEKER. arawewe Co., GOODS HELKN MRKWFK Furnshng NALS. TOOLS. PLANTATON Etc., Etc., Goods, SUPPLES, Etc. CALL EXAMNE OUt STOCK f NEW GOODS FOR E. O. HALL & SON.

3 W. C. PEACOCK ABROAD. Has Only Good Words to Say of the slands. San Francsco papers note the arrval of W. C. Peacock, wfe, chld and governess, and n speakng of them Bftye Mr. Peacock s a promnent merchant at the sland metropols, and although a Brtsh subect, s an ardent supporter of Presdent Dole and the Republc. He laughs at the dea that the new Government s n danger of beng overthrown, and says that the Datves are daly growng to apprecate the new state of affas and to accept t as an mportant advancement n the drecton of progres and cvlzaton. Mr. Peacock and famly wll reman here about a fortnght and then take ther departure for Vancouver, thence over the Canadan Pacfc to New York and other Eastern ctes, and fnally to Europe. t s purely a trp for pleasure, health and recreaton, and the party may contnue around the world. The Tobacco Won't Go. Messrs. Wghtman & Co., San Francsco, havng shpped 3000 lbs. of tobacco to Honolulu to go per Mornng Star to ther correspondents n Mcronesa, the Hawaan Board yesterday felt t necessary to enforce the long-estab-mssona- ry regulaton, that tobacco s contraband on the mssonary shp. The goods wll not go on the vessel. The members of the Board felt great regret at the necessty of dsoblgng Wghtman & Co., who have always been knd n transmttng freght and mals by ther vessels. Rev. Dr. Pease stated that f sent, the tobacco would be sold throughout the slands as "Mornng Star" tobacco. Ths would greatly dscredt the habtual nstructons of the mssonares. League Nomnatons. There was a large attendance at the Amercan League meetng laet nght for nomnatng offcers. Some lvely proceedngs occurred and caustc language used. Nomnatons were as follows, remanng open, however, untl next Frday nght Presdent T. B. Murray, Waty. Frst Vce Presdent, J. N. Wrght; Second Vce Presdent, Allan Clarke; Recordng Secretary, M. H. Drummond. Treasurer J. J. Sullvan, Geo. Hawkns, Capt. Black. Trustees J. Delaney, C. Crabbe.,. Rev. Dr. MacArthur. Dr. Robert Stewart MacArthur, now n the cty, has been pastor of the Calvary Baptst Church n New York snce Ths was hs frst charge on leavng the Theologcal Semnary. The twenty-ffth anuversary was celebrated the 15th of last May. The congregaton now numbers n March, 1882, a collecton of $71,000 was taken one mornng. The present buldng and ste cost $525,000. Emma Square Concert. The Hawaan Band wll render the followng program at Emma Square ths afternoon, commencng at March ''.Lberty Bell" Souea 2. Oveture "Festval" Ferazz 3. Waltz "nspraton" - Barsott 4. Cornet Solo "Sea Flower" Rollnson Chas. Kreuter. 5. Selecton "Pleasant Memores" Clauss 6. Waltz "Favorte Melodes" (by request) Berger "Hawa Pono" Oceanc n England. The old Oceanc, the poneer steamer of the Whte Star lne, has ust returned to England from the East. She has been used as a passenger boat for twenty-fv- e years. From 1870 to 1875 she ran between New York and Lverpool, and for the last twenty years between San Francsco, Honolulu and the Orent. The vessel wll be completely overhauled and returned to her regular route as one of the O. & O. lners. Tour of a Dvne. Rev. Dr. MacArthur wll occupy the pulpt at Central Unon Church Sunday mornng, and n the evenng at Chrstan Church. Dr. MacArthur arrved by the Australa and s one of the promnent aud able dvnes n the Unted States. He has been pastor of the Calvary Baptst Church n New York for twenty-fv- e years, and s on a vacaton tour of the world to occupy a year. He wll reman here for several weeks, vstdg the volcano durng hs stay. The fale of wnes, ewels, engravngs and pctures of the late Duchess of Montrose rtft zed 55,016. TELE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVEETSEK; BXXNOCTU, JUNE J. HOPP & CO. Furnture Just Receved Ex T SHOULD SMLE Australa A. Com)lete Stock of BEDROOM - - SETS AT LOW PRCES Wcker Ware -- - Rugs and Porteres of all fezes. SWNGS HAMMOCKS n all szes and grades. Reparng of all knds promptly attended to. Furnture packed for the other slands. Specal care gven to Pano movng. 74 Kng Street 40 Pounds of Granulated Sugar For S. 00. n the language of the poet, 'Would ye mond thot now." Dd you ever hear of anythng so cheap? Never dd, anl never a ll. But wl a's that got to do wth my busness? Smply ths We want you to understand that when we sell you an artcle, there's ust about as much n t for us, as h hen a grocer sells you eugar at hs proverbal close prce. n spte of the fact that YOU MAY THNK we are hgh, we eell our goods at closer fgue.s than any house we know of. Dd you ever stop to consder how much more our goods cost us landed here, then they do where produced ; and wth all that, do you thnk you could buy one of our sold copper chafng dshes cheaper than $6.50 (our prce) even n New York, or one of our $4.50 tea kettlea and stands for less than that, even on the thrd floor of the factory where bult. THESE ARE NOT BATS ETHER, but honest goods at honest prces, as s every artcle n the store, from the two-b- t slver pn to the $200 artcle. DON'T THNK that because some one offers you a few trnkets at less than cost, that he s gellng everythng else n the atore at the same rate. Don't your ntellgence convnce you that he s gong to make that los up on the verv next artcle be sells you. OUR STOCK S ALWAYS RGHT, OUR PRCES ARE A BLANK SGHT RGHT EH. BEST MAOE N THE wnujld MAUolV7T. T- -. S3S Msta lqr PURT ( FRST BAKNG POWDER ALL OTHERS ARE MTATONS. Royal nsurance Co., LVERPOOL. "THE LARGEST N THE WOKLl Assets January 1st, 1892, - 4 t32,l74.0t) by 8140 'Fre rse.8 on All Knds of nsurable properly EVERYBODY J. S. WALKEK Agent for Hawaan lsunua KNOWS Geo. W. Lncoln s Burned Out, but Stll Prepared to Superntend or Buld Anythng from a One-roome- d House to a Nev Cty Hall. All Orders Left Wth John Nott, Kng Street, Wll be promptly Attended to. SHOULD SMLE 1 EX GAELC, NEW GOODS Doan take n no sde show when de bg tent am up and te do' wde open. Dey gt-up-an dust have got mo' style, mo' qualty, mo' quattty an mo' n dat store oan 1 ever Been under one roo. They shows de fnsh an charge de lowest. Dey have no record for de hgh prces. Dey does busness lke gen men and treat you lke a lady. DEY S DE BOSS. THE v. MAN JT FACTDRERS BG SHOE STOKE, JJUtl COMPANY'S 516 Fort Street Consstng of Floor and Furnture Mattng of all grade?. Underwear, Crepe and Whte fcnrts; Parasols anc wbrellas ; Straw Ha. snperor qualty; Flower and Vegetable Seeds of grea. varety; Bamboo a Flower Baskets of all szes; Black and Green Teas. a. f. GHMAN, S. TAKEMURA, Port street. MclNERNY AD. CONTEST Below are a few of the many good answers receved for the Mclnerny "Ad" Contest WANTED. TO KNOW THE of L Hung Chang who left Pekn May 1st, for Honolulu, to buy a par of Mclnemy's shoes. A PARTNER 20 WANTED. years to wear out a par of Mclnemy's shoes. AT ONCE, FOR WANTED. a foot that cannot be ftted at the Mclnerny Shoe Store. WANTED. A PAR $5.00 wll wear better, look better and ft better than those sold at Mclnemy's Shoe Store. THE ADDRESS WANTED. dealer who sells a 5 00 shoe, that equals Mclnemy's n ft, style, workmanshp and V JUST RECEVED WANTED. People who have got the blues. From wearng badly fttng shoe. advse you all to get up early Go vst Mr. Mclnerny. f he can't wth your trouble cope ; Why. then alas You have no hope. HENRY CLAY TrAXTKD-A- N HERESS 18 BOCK & COMPANY Choce Havana Cgars Hollster & o- Co. desres the advce a young man of the world, n the management of her fortune. A wearer of Mclnemy's shoes preferred. Mclnemy's Shoes Are all and more than are clamed for them n the above "ads." Have Wheels Enough to move the town, or n other words a wagon large enough to move a whole house full of furnture at one load. Also tue latest Pano Movng Apparatus. puarantee to move Panos wthout scratchng, to any part of the cty for $2.50. WLLAM LASSEN, Corner Nnuanu am Kng ftrefts. Telephone The Hawaan Gazette Company manufacture rubber stamps of all descrptons. 405 KNG 8TKEKT T HE MUTUA', LFE NSURANCE COMPANY NEW Y RK RCHARD A. McCVRDY - - Presdent. Assets December 31st, 1894 $204,638, o- A Good Record, the Best Guarantee for the Future. OTFOR PARTCULARS, APPLY TO S. B. ROSE, General Agent tor H.-wvJa-n slands T PROVED to me that good goods and low prces are stll apprecated n Honolulu. therefore ntend to gve M. S. LEVY, my customers and the publc n general another opportunty. beg to call attenton to the specal bargans n our lne of WOOL GOODS, CASHMERE, FLAN- NELETTES, and FLANNELS. Sale wll commence MONDAY, Aprl 22L Fort Street. Somethng New Jon the Columba Bcycle Club Daly Advertser, 75 Cents per Month

4 ll PAdfM OOMMEBCTAL ADTEBTSEB HOKOL VV, JfTE 2J ? "lurttan Salts. uuns cougl rures By lews J. Levey. ure V. okls and ganng favor wth th- - people k Pacfc Commercal Jmly 5ope5 Advertser n general. and raw AN Every Morn;r. ;, Sunday, by th r N'o. 3D Wrrhnt Company WALLACE R. PARTNGTON. EDTOR, SATURDAY,.JUNE 22, OUR WASHNGTON REPRESENTATVE The Washngton dspatch ntmatng that W. R. Castle mght not be accepted by the Unted States authortes f sent to Washngton aa Hawaan Mnster has not an ota of reason or common sense. Nether Presdent Cleveland nor Secretary Olney have reason to beleve that any representatve th3 Government mght send wll congratulate them upon the Hawaan polcy of the Admnstraton and cordally remark. 'You're ust rght, keep on n the good work.'' Nor s t to be consdered that our Mnster at Washngton wll ar hs deas wth the freedom that be does as a prvate ctzen or publc offcal n Hawa. No country assumes the rght to pat ts fnger upon one ndvdual of a foregn naton and Etate that t wll accept that man and no other. Frank Hastngs s mentoned as the proper person far Mnster Plenpotentary and Envoy Extraordnary to the Unted States. Mr. Hastngs s now Charge d'affares at ashneton, and n that noston has per- - formed hs dutes most ceert- - ably. He ha3 plenty of frend3 n Washngton, and a, rcany more n Hawa. Wthal, he s a very capa- - bl young man, bat as representatve at the most mport-tm- t post n our dplomatc and coneular corps, Mr. Hastngs s not the man of the hour. True t s that he was practcally born and brought nto the consular servce of the T'nted States and s thoroughly conversant wth the routne of the dutes of a dplomat. Ha has made a good record and s deeervng of credt. But other mportant qualfca- - tons should obtan n the person of our Washngton representatve. He should f possble be a natve of Hawa or at least a man who for many yeara ha3 been actve, n, and acquanted wth, the publc affars of th3 country. Mr. Hast- - ng9 does not possets there qualfcatons. t s through no fault, of hs that tl a s so. but the fact re- - man.. PRESDENT CLEVEL S APPON- T- MENTS When a surprse no; a sur- - pree? When Presdent Cleveland makes an aooontment. The changes made n Presdent Cleveland's Cabnet as a result of the death of Secretary Gresham appear nevertheless to be tempered wth good sense both from a poltcal standpont and as regards the ablty of the men selected. Ths countrv '13 of course more partcularly nter- - ested n Mr. Greeham's successor, and, udgng from Mr. Olney a career n the Cabnet thus far, a very conservatve conduct of affars may be expected under hs admn- - traton. As s remarked ny tue examner. land's Cabnet's mav be dvded nto two classes those who have been runed and those who have been made by acceptng ther portfolos. When Mr. Olney was called to the Cabnet he. lke hs successor p, n the attorney-generalsh- was very lttle known n publc lfe except as a corporaton lawyer. He s a Democrat cf Boston Mugwump tendences, and a great admrer of Presdent Cleveland, havng a mnd of hs own and a pecular way of keepng hs opnons to hmself. Mr. Oney practcally ha3 hs record to make and the ms- - takes of hs predecessor to guard aganst. There no reason to ex- - pect that he wll naugurate an en- - ; trelv new polcv. yet t must be remembered that unon hn wll devolve the task of closng the ; brepch n the ranks of hs party He lke bd chef has never expressed an opnon upon the Hawaan queston and whle he wll not attempt to cast dscredt upon the labors of the admnstraton thu3 far. t s possble that more conservatve lnes wll be drawn n hs publc acton toward Hawa. Both Mr. Olney and Judge Harmon n ther new capacty may be rled as great unknowns, blessed wth common sense and no personal axes to grnd. No publc man could begn hs career wth better recommendaton. As to the manner n whch ths captal wll be used, the publc has smply to wat to see what o shall see. Accordng to reports, the tour of the Hawaan Natonal band to San Francsco has proved anythng but successful. Some of the members returned by the Australa. Consul Wlder has been appealed to for assstance n gettng the others home. The Hawaan Gazette s ssued on Tuesdays and Frdays. - Stfrton Saks. By James F. Morgan. HJS DAY. AUCTON SALE 4 ES DE X C r Xear t. f. ol 14 College. Ol atll rda, June 22 AT 12 O'CLOCK NOO". a - T T M - r '. s oawmwtu, wu st?u at ruouc front o t. Lous Cole and at preset e vsror. The SSfSSa'SS and ex- - tends ba k to the street. The Dwellng Hoosa contans Parlor, Bedrooms, Dnng Room, Ktchen, etc. '.For mrther partculars, app y o Jas. F Morgan, AtJCTONEEE. THS DAY. AUCTON SALE Real Estate and Stock On Saturday, June 22 AT 1 O'CLOCK OON. At my Salesroom, Queen etreet, wll sell at Puhlc Aucton, by order of (. M. Damon. Eeo.. attornev for Resduary Devsees unoer the wll of Peter Dlton, deceased, the house, out buldngs and t at Kalh, forme t occuped by the late P. Daton. The "land contans an MM O A'so a' the same tme wll sell 25 SHRES TtUMWAY STOCK Jas. t v organ, AUCTONEER. THS DAY. AUCTON rx - - g r"f OTSGS Saturday. June 22d, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Qne Pdro T mp0rted Fne Bred MADrc On3 mported Horse. Al broken to hnrnesfl and wl aect- - mated. James f. f organ, June 22, Sg. Some ncy thousand shoe operatves are dle n England, n consequense of a lockout brought on by dsputes wth ther employers. The development of the trouble between employers and workmen forms a chapter n the hstory of the rresstble home, subect to all the lls of the sweatng system. The men therefore agtated for sutable factores and ganed ther pont, but ths facltated the ntroducton of mproved machnery, wth ts attendant reducton ot pay for certan work. Aganst ths reducton the men orotested and many manufacturers have temporarly closed ther shops. The Unted States wth ts extraordnary development of machnery, has long snce been ready to enter nto nternatonal competton wth England n ths proftable trade, and Amercan manufacturers has easly sezed upon the opportunty to ntroduce ther wares nto regons heretofore mono polzed by tne Brtsh. Meanwhle employers and employed throw the blame of the dspute on each others shoulders, whle outsders deplore that nether party seems to be able to fully recognze the force of crcumstances. Mean whle durng the dsorganza ton caused by the present lockout, an admrable oppor tunty s ottered for the Amer- - can manufacturer to enter Colonal markets. But a short tme ago a sngle vessel carred no less than $15,000 worth of boots from Amerca to Sydney. Already the trade wth South Afrca has been tapped and doubtless the tappng wll contnue as long as the noton exsts that the only true way to revve trade s to do as htte work as possble. Ths s the age of mprove- - men ana nventon. vt no tme n the hstory of a naton has there been such rapd strdes made n the number and class of nventons as has been made n the last few years, and the wonder of the Nneteenth Century s tne Monarch Bcycle. Healthy out door exercse creates a love for the beautful n nature, a love for the beau- - ' tful developes lovable men and women. Lovable men and women make happy nomes nappy nomes creae a wealthy naton; a wealthy na r. ton composed o tne nappy homes of lovable men and women s greater than any mon archy, lor every ctzen s a monarch and should rde a Monarch wheel. Among hgh grade bcycles the Monarch s Monarch. The frame s the most mportant part of a bcy- - cle. n rdng the greatest stran s on the frame and to wthstand the stran the frame Soce 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 CURE-AL- 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 2o and 10 cts. per bottle HOLLSTER DRUG COMPANY 523 FORT STREET. Low prces arouse suspcon because they often mply poor stock and poor work. Our prces may seem low, but there s a mertorous cause for t. Beng thoroughly equpped wood-work- ng wth the best machnery, havng an abundance of electrc power anl securng our raw materal n the wholesale markets, we are enabled to buld and repar carrages and wagons at prces that actually leaven the strngency of the tmes. HAWAAN CARRAGE M'FG CO., NO. TO QUEEN STREET. HYMAN must be exceedngly stron mm ' y,. m ml. are ust rght. They'll m. do THS JLAY. Monarch s made of the best tup- - ther duty wthout weaken-n-? fob qualty o specally drawn SSGrNEE'S SALE Mannesman Steel Tubng, the natural functons. and s top-etheout wth such r 2" CEXTS. one of the most mportant Black and Colored Cashmeres, Nuns Velngs, Serges, pfotenhauer. As ' operatons and has to be done very delcately by expert work- - HOBKO.N UKLG CO. Gnghams, nda Lnens, Xansooks, Dmtes. 4 men. successtul s ths process, that n all the years the Vctora Lawns, Lace Strpes, Commercal Saloon. Cotton Pongee and Sateens. Resdence on Wlder km,arl'fl B order o Mr. w ssnee Esq. wfabtdtyre' On Saturday, June AT l O'CLOCK NOON. t At my Saleroom, Qoeea street, The Resdence on Wlder Avenue Lately occuped by Mr. Mclntyre. The DwelHog Boose a n zoo re - r adcootana Ure Parlor. 3 Bedrooms, Dr.ng Ko-or- a. Kte eo, Pantry, tc. There ar a so tab es n Ootbooses. woomte are ncely tnted Jas. F. Morgan, OSEER. m. O vonarcn nas oeen on the market there has never been a break on a Monarch Bcycle at a brazng from any cause. THS DAY. ALCTOX SALE am fnwf Ml to sell by M. S. Levv a hs Fort Street Stre On Saturday. June 22d. AT O O'CLOCK A. M Dry Goods. Gents Furnshng Goods, Shoes, Embroderes, Etc. Th'3 ta a genune clear ance sale. Good bargans can be secared, an?a e wll eontna- - all lav and evenng Lews J. Levey, t AUCTONEER. Marshal's ale. Y VRTCE A WRT Executon. ssued out of the L strct B Court on the tth day of Aprl, A. D. 1895, aganst Youn Ln Ta, defendant, n favor cf Lam Nm, plantff, for the sum of $82.45, have leved upon and shall expose for aae at the Polce Staton, n the Dstrct of Honolulu, SAT-UhDA- sand of Oahu, at 12 o'clock of Y, the2d day of June, A. D. 1895, to the hghest bdder, all the rght, ttle and nterest cf the sad Young Ln Ta, defendant, n and to the followng property, unless sad udgment, nterest, costs and my expenses be prevously-pa- d Lst of property for sale All the rght, ttle and nterest cf Young Ln Ta, alas Young Ta n and to the assets ana property of the partnershp frm known as the Luke s?ng Wa Company, wfcen property conssts of the leaseholds, crops, personal and other property, comprsng or formng any part cf the rce plantaton stuate wthn the ahupuaa of Waalae, sland of Oahn. operated by ead copartnershp, sad Young Ln Ta beng a partner n sad copartnershp and ownng one and one-hal- f shares theren out of a total ten shares. A. M. BROWN, Deputv Marshal. Honolulu. Mar W3 ot HAWAAN Baseball Assocaton. On Saturday, Jule 22 4T 3;30 p K Stars vs. Kamelamehas lt BASEBALL PARK. Admsson 25 Cent a 400b ( Jg ty are ou ageng fast? See any new wrnkles radatrg from the mouth and nose? Look at yoar tongue; yellow h far? ygf t covered wth a neea.s tonng. t's overworked and becomng le3s actve all Set t rght and nature the tcae. wll keep t gong. Take a ratonal remedy. Scrbner's Lttle Lver Plls Comer Nauar.u and Beretana Streets. T. ELEVEN, - Manager. COOL FRESH DEER Qyt DBACGHT ASLt THE 6TANOAP.D B3 N'DS MffTLED JESR. Fne Whlste?, JlSD Ea le Caret a specalty. Rrandef, Wnes LQUORS. fte T MANHATTAN OK acd GKJ&HAJ OOCKTAL8 wbe woa have a th;rt or. h-.r.- -.t EXCLUSVE BROS., SOLE AGENTS FOR THE LTTLE JOKEE TOBACCO For Ppes and Cgarettes. AGESTS. A Fresh Lot of Ths Well - known Brand Just to Hand. For Sale bv H YMA N Wholesale L. B QUEE STREET,... all Dealers BttO., mporters of General Merchandse. KERR HCXNOU U Begs to anncoce that be wll gve SPECAL BARGANS n DRESS o choce. GOODS Thee goods are all NEW and havng been mported drect from the manufacturers, the prces wll be such as to ST -- - DEFY COMPETTON. - L. B. KERR, and have frst QUEEN STREET. HONOLULU. 4

5 A FAMOUS BOSTON LECTURER. Rev. Joseph Cook Wll Gve a Seres of Talks Here. BlECOfro TO RAUOrND THE WOULD Qet of Chef Juatea Judd Cl.nsmateu at Vale College Reman Untl fourth of.july n Honolulu Thrteen Years Ago Changes 5otc"l. Rev. Joseph Cook, the famous Boston lecturer, arrved on the Australa yesterday, and s the guest of Chef Justce Jmld. who was assocated wth hm whle at Yale College. Dr. Cook wll gve a seres of lectures n ths cty under the aus- -. ',"7m - rtmvtmbn 117. w f 1 J ftt2f' 'MJ KXk EV. JOSEPH COOK. (From a photograph.) uces of the Y. M. C. A. He wll meet a commttee from that organzaton today. As yet nothng defnte has been decded on regardng the number of lectures to be gven or the subects of the same. Dr. Cook wll reman n Honolulu untl July 4th, leavng by the Mo-now- a for a tour of New Zealand and Australa. n an ntervew at the home of Chef Justce Judd last nght, Dr. Cook spoke nterestngly of ncdents n hs past lfe, plans for the fature and hs mpressons of Ho nolulu after a vst thrteen years ago. "After a two months soourn n Australa, shall go to Japan, wth the expectaton of beng there all wnter, delverng lectures f fnd t possble to do so. shall then vst ponts n Chna, contnung therce to Germany, Swtzerland and England, arrvng home about the tme when a new admnstraton comes nto power. " am now on my second tour around the world, havng spent a short tme here thrteen years ago. "Snce that tme have found a great many changes commercally, educatonally and poltcally." Ol NPPON W sh to announce to het patrons, that she has receved EX GAELC a consgnment of goods comprsng all the latest and freshes desgns n CAE PETS, Dress Uoods, 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 İ have the frst-clasleadng store for s Japanese Goods. DA NPPON, HOTEL STREET, ARNGTON BLOCB.. MRS. J. P. P- - CHR. COLLACO, Propretress. GERTZ, o mm S f m V TELE X'AOrC COMMERCAL, ADVERTSE; HONOLULU, JUNE ws p s flm? S3 8 Ql ' ss a va ol2j Don't feel well Why Oh 1 don't know. Worry expect Worryng about what? Well, you know the servants are z heap of trouble. The chldren worry me a heap. am broken down. n the mornng generally have a headache ; Along towards evenng my back feels as f t would break. Every tme the baby cres nearly ump out of my skn, am so nervous. Your system needs tonng up. Why not take Brown's ron Btters the best strengthenng medcne made. t wll gve you a good appette, make your blood rch and pure, gve you strength, make lfe a pleasure. Not only take t yourself, but gve t to the chldren. t s pleasant to take. Small dose. The only ron medcne that don't blacken the teeth. But get the genune t has crossed red lnes on wrapper. BROWN CHEMCAL CO. BALTMORE, MD. TO BE HAD AT HOBKON DKUG Wholexalw There Are. Others 7Y gpn tb. CO., Who are n the same busness as ourslves who have been here for yeara and have an establshed trade. We have ours 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 oflset by fane fgures. We am to make a lttle on each sale and fgure on many lttles. We make fne form fttng slts from a busness to a full evenng dress. p CfF-TJ- to date n cut and ft. "Enough sad " JOHNSTON STOREY Haberdashers and Talors, 413 FORT STREET, 3997 tfelow Golden Rt'e Bazaar. FRESH CALFORNA LME 1. X. L. Brand. BRUCE CAKTWR1GHT. REAL, ESTATE, BROKERAGE, NSURANCE. Especal facltes for handlng Estates, Trusts, Guardanshps and Prvate Busness, Moneys carefully nvested ; Loans negotated ; Rents, Dvdends and nterests collected. Property sold or leased for a small commsson. General Manager for the Hawaan slands for the followng nsurance Companes Equtable Lfe Assurance Socety of the Unted States, Assets $185,044, Commercal Unon Assurance Company, L'd., of London, Assets $16,517, mperal nsurance Company, L'd., of London, Assets $9,362, Lon Fre nsurance Company. L'd., of London, Assets $4,125, The Board of Underwrters of New York. The Natonal Board of Marne Underwrters of New York. FOR LEASE. 4. THE RESDENCE accompanyng grounds at Marsh-fel- d, opposte Sunny South, Wakk road. The House s completely furnshed wth Antque Koa Furnture. There s an extensve and beautful garden. Paddocks and Stable accommodaton. A rare opportunty to lease a beautful home. For terms, apply to the undersgned. 5. THAT DESRABLE LOT ON NO. West sde of Judd street, on the Wakk sde of the resdence of C. Bolte, Esq. Ths affords one of the fnest buddng stes n the cty. A long lease on moderate terms to a desrable tenant. V ACRES L (nore or less) convenent to Honolulu ; sutable for rce plantaton. A long lease and easy terms wll be made wth party snkng an artesan well on same. NO. 7. TWO FCE ROOMS, EN on Kaahumanu street. These rooms have been thoroughly repanted and renovated and beng n the heart of the busness centre are extremly desrable for professonal gentlemen. Terms moderate. FOR SALE. X O. 1. A FNE BANANA PLANTA N ton, 10,000 bearng treee, n Kalh Valley ; 39 acres n fee smple, 19 acres beng leasehold. Houses. Tools, Workng Stock, Good-w- ll, all go wth the place. Land stuate n Kalh Valley, n a good arable belt, easly worked, good clmate, fne vew, good carrage road to place. A bargan. 2. FOR SALE OR NO. LEASE, Lot on Young street, near Thomas Square. Desrable locaton near the resdence of L. Dee. Prce $ L AT KUMUEL, NO. Moloka. Prce $275. One-ha- lf expense of deeds. O. 7. HOUSE LOT AT KAMA-- 3l kela, No 15, near Llha street, Honolulu; 75 feet frontage by 211 feet deep. Prce $650. House Lot at KamakelaNo. 16, adonng the above; 75 feet bv 1S9.5 feet. Prce $500. All desrable lots, n a healthy neghborhood. One-ha- lf expense of deeds ACRE FNE TARO NO. all n taro. located at Kama-kel- a; water rght goes wth the land. Last year's taro crop so d for over $300. Prce $1300. One-ha- lf expense of deeds. VTO. 9. BULDNG LOT AT AALA, 1A Palama, 0x15 feet, on Aala lane. Prce $1400 One-ha- lf expense ol deeds. NO LOTS, EACH WTH house, at Aaa, Paama. Prce, together $1650, or sngly $1000 and $750. One half expense of deeds. 11. LOT WTH COTTAGES NO. Punchbowl street, below Queen street, near water front, wll ultmately become fne busness propert. Prce $3500. One-hal- f expense of deed3. XO. 12 SPLENDD BUSNESS Property on Nuuanu street, ust above Beretana, now brngs n $600 per annum and water rates ; 43 feet frontage by 105 feet deep. For terms call on the undersgned. Besdes the above have other desrable property for sale and lease. For nformaton call at the offce, Cartwrght Block, Merchant Street BRUCE CARTWRGHT NOTARY PUBLC ACCOUNTANT, Records Searched, Accounts Adusted, FCE Blls Collected. WTH e Hawaan nvestment Co, REAL ESTATE LOAN 13 afd 15 KaatlflSaaS Street. telephone 639. Near Postoffcp. PACFC TRADNG- - COMPANY Successors to tcban. EXPORTERS DELE1S N Old peces of Furnture made hghly decoratve by an applcaton of our AKT ENAMEL PANTS No skll s requred and one can get any shade wated. Tssue Paper, Asbestos Paper Wres for paper flower work now on hand. Pcture Framng s our specalty for whch we are constantly recevng new desgns n mouldngs. frst-cla- ss We are now offerng somethng n Colored Photos. K NTO T JW57 JE5 ROS., HOTEL STRFET. Sugar Sugar Sugar F BUGAB S WHAT YOU WANT t'sb FERTLZER. The Hawaan Fertlzng Company have ust receved per "''Helen Brewer' 50 Tons Soft Phosphate Florda, 150 Tons Double Superphosphate, 300 Tons Natural Plant Food, 25 Tons Common Superphosphate. Also per Martha Davs and other vessels, Ntrate of Soda, Sulphate of Ammona. Sulphate of Potash, Murate of Potash and Kant. Hgh Grade Manures to any Analyses. Alaways cfn hand or made to order. A. F. COOKE, Agent m EXHBTON MASONC -- - TJEMPE OP French Fancy Goods, Gloves, Laces Slk Wasts, Lades' Fne French Lnen, Underwear, Etc. Sold at Very Low Prces MPORTED DRECTLY BV M. POULAN. Glove Warranted not to Break or Crack. Any Knd of Underwear made to Order TELEPHONE 478. Nestle s Mlk for nfants has,, durng 25 years, grown n lavor wth both doctors and mothers tl.roucho.t the world, and s now un-q- u stkmabty nor. oly the best substtute for mothers' mlk, bn the food whch agrees wth the largest percentage of nfants. t gves strength and stamna to resst the weakenng c of hot weather, and has saved the lves of tnls.nds of nfants. To any mother sendnw lf r and mentonng ths paper, we wll send Saupcs and d.cnuto of Nette's Food, ;os. Leanng & o., Bote AgtS, 29 Murray St., K. V. Tl NESTTE'S mmnm TBfTtt swl T fft m 1 tm Aceacy for mlk food S WTH THE Holster Dru? Company, Lmted 523 Fort fctrept, Honolnla, H.. FAMLY GROCERY STOKE Corner Hotel awl 'non Street, Receved a fresh supply of all knds of Groceres, Etc. JUST RECEVED Per S. S. Australa A Hew Lne FURNTURE COVERNGS Chenlle Are You Satsfed Wth Your Wth Gmps and Cords to Match. Porteres, Chenlle Table Covers, Plan Cotton Crepes, Evenng Shades Fgured Cotton Crepes, Whte Cotton Goods, Reduced from S5c B. F. EHLEES & CO. Rags? Tables? Chars? Sdeboards? Bookcases? Parlor Sutes? Bedroom Sutes? to 15c. a vard. f not, ce can gratfy )ou. Kx re-rev- ed Bark Martha Davs we the largest consgnment (650 p ackages) of Furnture ever shpped to any one frm on ho slands. Conssts of ArXlQUfl Oak, C rly Bbcu, and Whtk Maxs n Bedroom and Parlor Sutes, Chffoners, Secretary Book Caeks, Center Tables and Chna Closets. No dnng room s complete wthout one of our Chna Closets told at low fhnres that have never hefore been quoted. Nothng adds more to the beauty and cheerful appearance of a home than artstc Furnture. We offer you all these goods at Coast fgures, or below f you attempt to duplcate them and pay freght. Wll you mprove the opportunty we offer you 7 General Jobbng and Reparng of all. knds under the supervson of experts. No shoddy work allowed to no out of the store. ORDW A Y Robnson Block, O- & WRNKLED BEAUTES SHOULD Use Lola Montez Creme. Skn Food and Tssue Bulder. Does not cover, but heals and cures blemshes of the skn. Makes the tssues frm and bulds up the worn-o- ut muscle fbers, and makes them plump. Lowest n rce and best n value. 75 cents laub pot. Mrs Harrson's Face Bleach. Cures most aggravated cases of Freckles, Blackheads, Flesh Worms, Sunburn, SaHowness, and Moth Patches. Quck n acton and permanent n effects. Prck $1. Mrs. Harrson's Face Powder. Pure adhesve and postvely nvsble. Three shades whte, flesh, brunette. Wll no; clog the pores, stays on all day. Prce 50 cents. Mrs. Harrson's Har Vgor. Btops rollng Har n one or two applcatons. Prevents Gray Har and causes rch and luxurant growt'- - of fca to grow on bald heads. Cases of years standng specally nvted to a tral. Prc 91. Mrs. Harrson's Hatr Restorer. Only four to tc "aysrr lred to restore har to ts natural color s not a dye or bleach. Rosed Soent orr.knese. Color s permanent when once your bav s restored to ts rarkr.l shedf.'lar become glossy and clean. Prce $1. Mrs. Harrson's Frzz. For keepng tj.e snr n curs a weel at a tnt ; not srcky ; don't leave a whte depost rn the har. Prce 50 cents. MRS. NETTE HARRSON, Amtrca' Beauty Doctor, 26 Oeary Htr?et, n Frnnclnc, Cal. for sale by HOLLSTKR D&l'G COMPANY, 523 Fort Mreet, odolnlo. Lnv ladv call at Hollhter DnK Company wll be gven a Ladrf Journal contanng a Beauty Lecture wrtten bv Mrs. Nette Harrson. YOKOHAMA BAZAAR, O- P( ) RT ER, Hotel Street. HOTEL 8TKKKTS, EX CHNA, NEW SLK DRESS GOODS Japanese Rues, Bamboo Screens ; Best Slk and Cotton Crepe Shrts made by YAMATOYA & KOYA. A new, full assortment of everythng Japanese desred bv our patrons. Call and nspect. VJKRY LOWEST Or - PK1UKS. MURATA & CO., Propretors. H. E. McNTYRE & BRO., EAST CORNER FORT A X ) K NG STREETS MFOBTJBRS A Nl DSALBKK l Groceres, Provsons and Peed. New and Fresh Goods receved by every packet from Caorna. Eastern States and European Markets. Standard grades cf canned Vegetables, Fruts and Feh. Goods delvered to any part of the cty. Satsfacton guarantor. sland trade solcted. P. O BOX 145. TELEPHONE NO. 9a. ENTERPRSE PLANNG MLL?STER HGH & ', Propretors. OJFTJCfc JKU MLL. l&kea and Ectards near QueetJ Street. Hosslrln. B 1 MOUL D n Gr S, Doors, Sash. Blnds, Screens, Frames. Etc, TURNED SAWED WORK. Practcal Shoe Manufacturer Best Calforna Butter, FOR ALK BY Wll make Boot' and Shoes cn vhort Harrs. Rannn Kn. not;ce. Japnese Provsons and Dry Geds,Etc 2SrFrompt attenton to al orders. Castle & Cooke. By the Austrau. A SO REPARNG DONE. 304 ntul OO Fort Street, X S X E 3? X X O ' h Us 513 Fort Street. 3991tf MUTUAL 55. ZZT BKUL 43x Honolulu, h.. Gve a Call

6 6 tfmjg PACFC OOMEBCAL ADVBBTSElt; HONOLULU, JUNE 1895, DNNER DANCE. HENRY JOHNSON ARRESTED. Saturday Evenng Merrment at the C4STLS Hawaan Hotel. Guests of the Hawaan Hotel LMTED, Charged Wth Havng Commtted wll be treated to another French Forgery n owa. dnner ths evenng followed by dancng n the lana and parlors. An Hawaan strnged orchestra w.r not tontkr THE case wll furnsh musc for the occason. Followng s the menu Sherll Wylle Arrved y Australa Wth Extradton Tapers Amount Orer S30,0O0 Hstory of Downfall and Career n Honolulu Full Account Henry Johnson, propretor of the Palace candy and book store on Hotel street, was arrested shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday by Captan Scott, Marshal Htchcock and Captan Ka-na- e beng present. The crme charged aganst Johnson s that of havng commtted forgery at Muscatne, Towa. Sherff Wylle of that place arrved by the Australa wth extradton papers for the arrest of Johnson on the charge named, whch was executed wthout delay. t was beleved the accused would make strenuous resstance aganst arrest, owng to the supposed magntude of the crme, but such was not the case. When questoned at polce headquarters Johnson admtted he was the party wanted, and would return to the States wthout contestng the case From a relable source t was learned that Johnson was for several years, and up to about a year and a half ago, treasurer of Muscatne County, owa, beng held n hgh esteem as a publc servant. n hs offcal poston Johnson was the custodan of mmense sums of money. At one tme he saw an opportunty to make a fortune by nvestment of consderable funds. Wth the supposed consent of one of hs bondsmen the treasurer used some $80,000 of money belongng to the county, hopng, as many good men had before and snce, to realze proftably thereby and make full resttuton. The venture faled and wth t was lost the good name of both offcal and bondsman. Seeng no other alternatve, Johnson fled west nto Kansas, thence to Calforna and Hawa. He s sad to have carred away none of the money taken from Muscatne County, and landed at San Francsco wth but ffty cents n hs pocket. Through the sale of hs household effects by Mrs. Johnson, $700 beng realzed, the supposed defaulter was able to reach Honolulu on $200 forwarded by hs fathful wfe. The remander s easly told. After beng n the slands but a short tme, Johnson secured a poston on an afternoon paper as collector and solctor. Strct attenton to busness soon brought ts reward, and the more lucratve work of bookkeepng n the newspaper offce was secured. n the meantme Johnson had assocated hmself n the statonery busness as partner of a blnd man ua ned Scharf, afterward succeedng to the sole ownershp and purchasng later the Palace candy store, both beng now conducted by hm. Mr$. Johnson arrved here a few months ago and, from the exemplary manner n whch her husband had conducted hmself snce comng to Honolulu, was wtll receved d socal and relgus crcles. The supposed defaulter was known here as Henry Johnnon, havng dropped Wllam from the name he He ren- bore whle resdng n owa. dered actve support to the Government durng the late nsurrecton as a member of the Ctzeus Guard, besdes takng a promnent part n relgous work. Johuson s sad to have embezzled over $30,000. Ha clams the amount to be much less, aud that hs bondsmen have lqudated the shortage. Poltcal reasons are assgned as the cause for hs arrest. A party from owa was receutly u Houolulu and conversed wth Johnson, who, he clams, betrayed hs whereabouts for a slght reward. Sherff Wylle aud hs prsoner wll leave by the Australa Monday. Mrs. Johnsou and son wll reman and, asssted by C. H. Ramsey, carry on the busuess acqured by the husband and father. The arrest was the talk of the town yesterday and created more comment than has been heard n Honolulu for some tme. DONGS N THE SENATE. Short Sesson Yesterday House Elects Councl of State Members. SEVENTH DAY FRDAY, JUNE 21. The Senate held a short sesson Frday. A petton from the sportsmen of the country prayng for a change n the game laws was presented by Senator Brown, who announced that he would ntroduce a fcll relatng to the matter n the sesson. The petton was tabled, to be consdered wth the bll. Senator Baldwn presented a bll relatng to an electrc franchse for Hlo, whch was read the frst tme aud ordered to be prnted. Senator Brown gave notce of a bll relatng to the destructon of game. Resolutons were adopted fxng the regular hour of meetng at 10 a.m., and authorzng the Secretary to obtan a lst of the daly papers desred by the Senate durng the sesson, and see that they were suppled, the expense beng assumed by the Senate. No ofher busness beng presented, the Senate adourned to 10 o'clock Saturday forenoon. Edward F. Searles, husband of the late Mr?.' Mark Hopkns, has gven three valuable peces of land to the town of Gr?at Barrngton, Mass., for park purposes and an athletc feld. SOUPEKES. Potage tortue le Consomme a la Regence. Hors de Oeuvres. Tartelettes de Havengs. FO8SONS. Saumon Sauce Genevase. RE.EVEES. Oves. Selle de Mouton a la Chartreuse. ENTREES. Flet de Boeuf Pque au Champgnons. Maccaron au uraun.. Punch Glace. ROTES. Dndonueaux. Boeuf a la Anglase. LEGUMES. Anryf'3 Sauce au beaurre. Choun Fleurs a la Matre de Hotel. Salade a a Russe. ENTREMETS. Poudng de Cabnet au Marasqun. Creme de Vanlle. Gateaux Vareer Corbelles de Fruttes Fromages. Cafe Nor. Kamehameha Closng Week Grls' School Fnal SATURDAY, June 22, 730 p. u. Exhbton Manual as Preparatory Jont Exhbton, Club Swngng and Mltary Drll at the MANUAL MONDAY AFTERNOON Graduaton of.june 24, O to 5. Exercses the Class of '95 at the MANUAL THURSDAY, June 27, 7.'SO p. n. The publc s cordally nvted t- d Amercan Lvery and Boardog Shbles Corner Merchant am Rchards streets. Lvery and Boardng Stable?. Carrages, Surreys and Hacks at all h ous. TELEPHONE FOR SALE POWER Began Vapor Gas Engne n good runnng order. Can be seen and panculars obtaned at HAWAAN GAZETTE FCE, 4012 tf Merchant street. Mrs. Wm. E. Barnger Olve Kdge, Y. Eryspelas n the Face Nearly Blnd, But Perfectly Cured Health, Appet'te and Strength Renewed by Hood's Sarsaparlla. "C.. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. " Hood's Sarsaparlla s splendd. X nad long been troubled wth eryspelas, and tare tmes had t n my head and face. became nearly blnd and my har all came out. My husband wshed me to try Hood's Sarsaparlla. only took three bottles before Was Free from my old-tm- e trouble and long sufferng. t has never returned untl last wnter whle was ll wth the rrlp. a slght attack broke out on my face. After my sckness was not well; became easly tred and lost my appette. resumed takng Hood's Sarsaparlla and am HoodVa Cures Y. W. C. T. U. now usng the fourth bottle and can run up and down stars as spry as ever. The tred feelng Dr. Talrnage says "Put nto my s gone and have a good appette." Mas. Wm. E. Bakng ek, Olve Rdge, New York. hand the moneys wasted n tobacco Hood's Plls euro all lver lls, blous n Brooklyn, and wll support three ness, Jaundce, ndgeston, sck headache. orphan asylums as grand and beautful as those already establshed. Wholesale Agents. HOBRON DRUG COMPANY, ;6 Put nto my hand the money wasted n tobacco n the Unted States, and wll feed, clothe and shelter all the Md-Ssufferng poor on ths contnent? u.er Amercan Chrstans spend 000,000, a year n tobacco." f the money thus wasted nured no one, we could possbly be slent ; but when we STYLES realze ts mmense physcal harm as well as ts demoralzng nfluence, God holds us responsble for the poston we take on ths queston. N The very ar of our streets s loaded wth the terrble stench, and cvlzaton and relgon protest aganst t. One who dslkes t has no rghts n Swss Mulls and Lawns n Dots any publc place, except n the house of God, and scarcely there, for many men carry the odor n ther "clothng" ALE SZSS. to the dscomfort of those oblged to nhale the posoned atmosphere. No one can gve a good reason for usng Best Styles n the Market t. No one defends t, who does not use t, and few who do. used to thnk Horace Greeley's defnton of Lace Curtans a cgar a lttle severe when he sad t was "a lttle roll of tobacco leaves, wth a fre at one end, and a fool at Madras the other;" but cannot beleve a truly wse man wll, after consder ng the subect thoughtfully, be at ether end of a cgar. Besdes the Lace Curtans vast sums of money burned up every year n tobacco smoke, the loss of vtalty, bran power and ntegrty Madras of character, we cannot doubt that tobacco drectly tempts to the use of n large varety of patterns and grades. sprtong lquors, as can be proven by the best authortes on the subect. Tobacco develops an unnatural Shaded Cotton for chrochet work. thrst, and creates an appette for that whch wll lead to a drunkard's death and a drunkards eternty. thank God that our colleges are comng nto the lght through the study VALENCE1NN;ES LACES of ths subect. t s stated on good authorty that no devotee of tobacco D ever graduated at the head of hs class at Harvard. Mrs. Helen L. Bullock. nsertons to Match. JCJF"Examne these goods carefully. They are great. Latest Salors' Hats n Whte and Black n all grades. Come and examne our stock and be convnced that we mean what we say. We are always wllng to show you our goods. Temple of Mm, M. G. SLVA, Prop. OTHER PEOPLE'S HUSBS lke to see ther wves dressed stylshly. Does your? Try a dress cut from our new Butterck Patterns Nothng lke them n the market and "worth" ther weght n gold. Latest styles n French Pattern, Pcnc and Yachtng Hats for the season. June 11th races Derby Hats. MRS. HANNA, n For- - street. FRESH Transplanted Can EASTERN OYSTERS be had every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by leavng your orders a day beforehand wth H. Jf. McNTYRE & BRO. Corner Fort and KDg Streets. They excel the frozen ones and cost verv lttle more. "V.esdents of the other have them sent to them by sendng ther orders l- m? sp SPEAKS TONGHT On Corner Of Fort and Beretana Streets At 730. GOVERNMENT B N ATTENDANCE. Electrc Lght Provded by Hawaan Electrc Lght Company. Prvate Rooms n Warng Block for the sale of medcne and treatment. Offce hours from 9 to 11 a.m. QUTE A FEAT To ntroduce a new busness now-a-da- ys and educate the publc to the fact that ' the best s the cheapest." But by mprovng qualtes and reducng prces we are able to do so. Could'nt do t f we dd'nt buy drect and save the mddle-ma- n's proft. Don't care to talk our goods too much, but come and see them yourself and be convnced that what we say s true. f rou want genune bargans for real sold values, wthout fancy words, but artcles that are eloquent n themselves, come here. Cty Furnture Store H. H. WLLAMS, Manager, Corner Fort and Beretana Streets NEW STORE, Corner Kng and Smth Street (C. L. Brto's Old Stand Japanese Dry and Fancy Goods LADES GENTS Slks, Crepes, Lades'.Gents' Furnshng Gooes, Lanterns, Crockery, Mattngs, Etc., Etc., Etc. EW GOODS VA EVERY STEAMKR. PRO?Rfc10R. P. O. Box 263. Telephone 580. CLUB RACK ST Corner Bethel and Kn; Streets, TELEPHONE 176. Carrages at all Hours of Day OR MtBT. OCT Hacks 12 81, 71 and MPORT BBS, HAKDWAKE GENERAL Merchandse The HELEN BREWER brought as a large shpment of Goods among whch wll be found a General and Complete Lne Agrcultural mplements TOOLS. MSCELLANEOUS NCLUDNG HARDWARE, Lawn Mowers, Hay Cutters, Cow Bells, Famly Grnd Stones, Vces, Rope, Manla and Ssal ; Churns, Cart Axles Blacksmths' Bellows, Store Trucks, Staples, Beltng, Farbank Scales, Wooden Washboards, Refrgerators, - MEAT - CUTTERS 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 & COOKE, L'd llvlportkrs, Hardware n General Merchandse 4th of July Meetng THE HAWAAN Jockey Club JULY 4th, FCAL PROGRAMME. RACES TO COMMENCE AT 1 30 P. M. SHARP. 1st RACE fa Mle Dash. Purse $150. 2d RACE Trottng and Pacng to Harness ; 3 mnute class ; best 2 n 3. Purse $100. 3d RACE Mle Dash. Hawaan Bred Horses. Purse $150. 4th RACE Trottng and Pacng to Harness. Free for all. Purse $200. 5th RACE 1)4 Mle Daeh. Free for all. Purse $200. Three to enter and two to start. " n case of only two entres the thrd entry to be deducted from the wnng purse. fltentres close July 1st, at 2 p. m. General Admsson $1.00 Carrage 2.50 Quarter Stretch Badges 2.50 S. G. WLDER, Secretary Hawaan Jockey Club t- d ATTENTON N-for- m WOULD RE8PECTFULLY my frends and the publc that am stll n the Tnsmth and Plumbng busness. That am now offerng for cash regular sze 2x6 feet, Znc Lned Bath Tubs, wth Plug, Chan and small pece of ppe ready for connecton for only $10 each. Also Stove Ppe at bedrock prces 6 n., 45c. a length ; b n,, 40c. a length ; 5 n., 35c. a length. $W All knds of Jobbng promptly attended to. V"Rng up Telephone 844 ar.d you-order- s wll receve prompt attenton a' owest prces. Sea Breeze House, Kalua J AS. NOTT, Jr. Hawa. (Close to the LandDg.) s the only place whch combnes an excellent clmate, good sea bathng and all the comforts of a home. Terms reasonable. Mss A. M. Pars,.. Kalua, Kona, Hawa. Gentlemenly nstncts 1 caches Gentlemenly That n order to apear well Gentlemen before the l.des they must dress neatly. K. FURUYA Gents s up to the UbM n hmmm And nvtee your attenton to hs lateflt Ml port at ons of SLK SCARFS. Shrts n plan, fancy and Percale bosoms. Newest and freshest desgns. Underwear n all grareu. Blankets Blankets n 10 4 and at prom that wll astonsh vou. K. FUEUYA. Robnson Block. Hotel Street. The Beauty SOME PANOS s only "case deep." t s much easer to make a handsome case than t s to put musc nto t. A tolerable mechanc can do the one the other requres the best thought of a muscal artst. The Kroeger Panos All have handsome, tasteful, durable cases; but n ther factory constant, careful, studous attenton s gven to the producton of a perf ct and lastng tone. The beauty and honesty of a Kroeger begns wth the varnsh on the case, and oes straght tlrou. to the ron plate that holds 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. BERUSTK0M, FCE 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 WAKAM, Hotel Street, Kohnaon Block 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 responsble houses are always stamped wth the manufacturers' name. We nvte the publc toursts especally; to make a thorough examnaton of our stock and prces, n Sterlng Slverware, Souvenr Spoons, Plated Ware, Watches and Damonds. Natve Jewelry manufactured n unque desnp and to order. Jacobsou & Pfefter. FORT STRKET, Wenner & Co.'s Old Stand.

7 Stars and Kamhameha8 ths afternoon. A marshal's sale wll be held to-la- y at noon. New lne of furnture receved by Hopp & Co. ex Australa. The Australa brought 11,050 letters and 10,560 papers. Tenders are called for cement and lme by Mnster of nteror. Morgan wll sell valuable proper-le- s at hs salesrooms today noon. Read about Monarch bcycles n Tmely Topcs column ths mornng. Mal sent by the Hall yesterday mornng amounted to twenty-fv- e bags. Ms. Dole's recepton yesterday was well attended. The Hawaan band furnshed musc. Lease of Government lot and cellar on Merchant street wll be sold at aucton on July 24th. Mrs. Thomas Smth, mother of Stephen and Thomas Smth, of ths cty, ded recently at Bolton, England. Foregn mal by the Australa destned for the other slands was sent out by varous steamers yesterday. Water rates for term endng December 31, 1895, wll be due and payable at water works offce on July 1st. Ths year's graduatng class at Oahu College was photographed at Wllams' art gallery yesterday mornng. St. Lous and Royal School baseball teams wll play n the eleventh game of the unor seres ths mornng. G. Lyons, of Oswego, N. Y., and the party accompanyng hm on a trp around the world, vsted the Pal yesterday. Costumes for the exhbton to be gven at St. Lous College Wednesday nght arrved by the Australa yesterday. The free kndergartens closed yesterday mornng, after a very successful year under the gudance of Mss Eastman. Sx teachers were among the arrvals by the Australa. They wll be entertaned by the Board of Educaton Monday. A Monarch bcycle rua by electrcty was agan on show n a wndow of the Hawaan Hardware Compan7 yesterday. The band concert at the Hawaan Hotel last nght was well attended. The musc was much enoyed by vstors n the cty. There wll be a drll of the mounted reserve n Punahou pasture ths afternoon at 3 o'clock, Leutenant Atknson commandng. Auctoneer Levey wll commence ths mornng a genune clearance sale of dry goods, gents furnshngs, etc.. at M. S. Levy's store, Fort street. Mr. and Mrs. John Nott receved the sad ntellgence by the Australa of the death of ther granddaughter, Alce Rasemann, n Denver, Colorado. The closng entertanment at Kamehameha School for Grls wll be gven ths evenng at 730 o'clock. An nterestng program has been prepared. A delghtful afternoon tea was gven by Mrs. H. W. Schmdt at her home on Beretaua street yesterday afternoon. Some twenty guests were present. The mantal and preparatory scbools of Kamehameha wll render a very nterestng program Monday, June 24th, n connecton wth closng week exercses. Dr. Hugh M. Brown, of Colton, Cal., was a passenger by the Aus trala. He wll reman some tme n the, cty and elsewhere n the country. He s stoppng wt R v. T. D. Garvn. Members f the Knghts Tern plar excurs ot.', ffteen n all, ar rved on the Australa Frday. C. W. Flkns s the general drecto-o- f the party and udgng from h-cordpleasures of the trp down and al recepton 'vc tbem on ther arrval, zhose who remaned behnd wll rue the day. The THJE 'AClFC COMMERCAL, ADVERTSER; 1K()L L. JUNE ll', Knghts wll reman about a month, a trp to the volcano beng ncluded n ther tnerary......, XUO UUA CUUMUUlUg UUUl,u.v,u was sezed at the Oceanc dock yes- - tcrday was not consgned to or, marked for the Calforna Frut Uuvet, au ts wn ub tuu u not belong to J. Kennedy or any one else n the Calforna Frut Market. Mr3. W. R. Lambert, wfe of the Oakland Cty Clerk who s charged wth embezzlement, has arrved at San Francsco. She denes any contemplaton of forsakng her husband, and wll be present at hs tral durng the latter part of ths month. Mrs. Lambert refused to speak of her lfe n Honolulu. The present system of examnng personal effects of arrvng passengers s very embarrassng to those who have to submt to the curous gaze of spectators whle such s n progress. f a porton of the wharf was parttoned off for the nspecton of baggage t would, no doubt, prove more satsfactory to ncomng passengers. Mss Alce F. Beard, who ha3 vsted Honolulu before, returned by the Australa. She has been very promnent n mssonary work n Calforna, and wll nterest herself n relgous work n ths cty. She s accompaned by her father, the Hon. E. B. Beard, who s the owner of very large wheat nterests n the San Joaqun Valley, Calforna. The Tme. Ths paper wll be ssued ths mornng and wll be unusually nterestng. Among the artcles wll be a comment on The Hawaan, wth a portrat of the edtor of that magazne. The roster of the Socety of the Sons of the Revoluton and a portrat of P. C. Jones, presdent of the socety. Socety events durng the week and other matters receve attenton. The paper wll be on sale at the news stores. Specal Meetng. A SPECAL MKETSG THE JrY. Stockholders of the Kahuku Plantaton Company wll be held on SATUK-DA- Y, June 22d, at 10 o'clocs a. m. at the Chamber of Commerce Boom. W. W. HALL, 40562t Secretary K. 1. U". For Kent. THE BULDNG ON Merchant street formerly used by Daly the Bulle tn Publshng Company. The lower porton can be sarably dvded nto offces, etc. Applv at the offce of WM G RWN & CO., L'D tf ANNOUNCEMENT. Woven Wre Baley c Has removed to Waterhouse Wareroom, Queen Street 4(24-l- m Next to L. B. Krr. DR. R. H. RED, Physcan and Surgeon Offce Hours 1 ;30 to 4 r.. Assocated wth Dr. av, Bt- - retana street t-f Board and Lodgng TWO GENTLEMEN. OR A 17OR couple, can be had n a pleasant localty, on the lne of the tram-car- s, and wthn ten mnutes rde from the Posto thee. Address ' A. B.," at the offce of the Daly Advert ek. 402l 6t TO LET. A COTTAGE AT PAL A MA, near Kng street and tramcar lne. Applv to WM. L. PETFRSON, Offce Over Golden Rule Bazaar, Fort street m nouse TO lext. ALMA COTTAGE ON WAl-k- k road. Reut $30 p-?- r month. Apply C HUSACK, Jr rramcars pass door 4014 t EDMUND P. DOLE. ATTORNEY AT LAW Fort Street m Telephone 91. For Sale. C)D gtr COLUMBA BCYCLE; w 94 model. Wll se'l cheap for cash Addre "W a'vkrtek offce. s 40 1 f Board of Health Garbage Notce J A9 CAUSED CONSDERABLE r.con wnnne'? to a larre number of r ln t. f notfed through 6, tn- - -A-.N-UKS XfK&fcS O.H' C A N wll collect. 1 l knd 3 of (arr-a- e Beng n the busness and thus havng drays for such purpose, lowst pbcks only would he charged, tel KPHOffB S ' Of ce 87 Kng Strut w SPECAL BV8NB88 TEMS, VF"Per S. S. Australa, from the Coast, Honolulu, June 21. Cama., RpflWrfttnp, polfllltlfr. a full supply of ce house goods, such as Nave 0 Apples, Caulflower, Fresh Salmou Flounder. Frozen Fresh Oy9ters, Lmes, etc. Calforna Frut Market. Telephone, 378. To the Publc C. R. Col lns 3 better prepared than ever to manufacture Sngle and Double Harness, Saddlery of all knds, Carrage Tops and Trmmngs. 337 Kng street. Telephone 662. P. O. Box 496. BoT Plants for Sale J. H. Boyd offers for sale at hs Resdence on Wakk Road, opposte Sunny South, a choce lot of Plants and Palms m t" Cty Carrage Company have removed to the corner of Fort and Merchant streets, Telephone No Frst-cla-ss carrages at all hours. John S. Andrade. 'Professor Westfall, portrat and laudsoape artst. Portrats made n ol, pastel, crayon and nda nk. Satsfacton guaranteed. Call and examne work. Studo, Eagle House, cottage 124. STTo My Patrons and Frends have ust opened at my offce, 113 Bethel street, Honolulu, H.., an Art Exhrton of the latest desgns and noveltes n Embrodery Work, Drawn Work, Rope Slk, Kensngton Work and Etchngs. would respectfully nvte you and your frends to call and nspect these goods. B. Bergersen. 'urnshed Rooms for rent by the day, week, or month at the Salors' Home. Mrs. R. 1. Green. Rng up Hack. No. 7, Ha waan Express Company. Telephone 477. Carrage for shoppng, callng, and party drvng. L. H. Dee, resdence, Telephone 921. Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes, ce Boxes, Stoves, Hangng Lamps, Bugs, Bureaus, Chffoners, Steamer and Veranda Chars, Bed Lounges, Sofas, Baby Crbs, Clothes Baskets, Sewng Machnes, Whatnots, Meat Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest Cash Prces at the. X. L., corner of Nunann and Kng streets. When you wsh to dscontnue housekeepng let Cbas. Hawkns bd on your furnture n ts entrety. t wll avod nconvenence of sellng n peces or sale. Kng and Alakea streets. Chas. Hawkns make es tmates on all classes of pantng, wall paperng and upholsterng. All work guaranteed. Kng and Alakea streets. New and second-han- d furn ture, all knds of second-han- d books, ewelry and damonds bought and sold. Contracts for pantng. Chas. Hawkns. "$ay Do you know that the Eagle House has changed hands?" And that s not the only change. Talk about a table Well, ust try t once. Everythng Specal frst-clas- s. rates to regular boarders. VST Pacfc Carrage Company. Stand, corner Xuuanu and Hotel streets. Frst-clas- s rgs wth competent drvers can be had at all hours of the day or nght. Prces to sut the tmes. Telephone 442. f yon want your Furnture n t at the. X. L. to sell out entrety, call tjtfhawaan Boat House, Foot of Rchards street, Have fne pleasure boats of all descrptons for reut by the hour or day. Balls & Shaw. Beach Grove, Wakk, near Bathng and Pcnc Bshop's Swtch Resort. Reserves for famles, lades and chldren. Terms reasonable. Chas. F. Warren, Manager. Patronze lanwa Baths, Wakk. Tramcars pass the door. W. S. Bartlett, Propretor. For Ba gans n New and Second-han- d Furnture. Lawn Mow- - es, weser Llar, Garden Hose. ate, call at the. X. L.. corner of Nuuann and Kng streets 3S52T?. K. Harrson, Practcal Pano and Organ Maker and Tuner, can furnsh best factory references. Orders left at Hawaan News Co. wll receve prompt attenton. AD work guaran teed to be the same as done n factory. Own Your Own Home. f none of the below mentoned propertes sut you, have others, and plenty of tme to fnd ust ycu want f haven't t now. 4 Lots on Beretaua street. 5 Lots on Alexander street. 2 Lots on Magazne street. 8 Acres n Nauanu Valley. 18 Acres n Manoa Valley. 39 Acres n Kalh Valley. 4 Houses and Lots on Punchbowl street. 2 Houses and Lots on Beretana street. 1 House and Lot on Wlder Avenue. C. D. CHASE Safe Depost Buldng, 3931 TELEPHONE 184. PEHRS JONES T. A. SMPSON JONES & SMPSON, Accountants and Commsson Agents Hoces, Land Agency. and General Busness Conveyancng drawn up. and Legal Documents Da a wngs and tracngs made. Transalatons n French, German, Spansh, Portuguese, Dutch, talan and Hawaan. Blls collected and accounts adusted. FCE 308 Merchant St. 3955) E. VOORN & CO., DEALERS Havana. Manla and Domestc Cgars N We also carry a full lne ot Tobaccos, Ppes, etc., etc. CE COLD DRNKS A SPECALTY. Step n on your way to the cty front and get a cold drnk and a good cgar. No. 208 Fort St., Esplanade 3877 ALEXER CHSHOLM, (Successor to Chas. Hammer.) HARNESS -- - MAKER Kng am Fort Streets. s prepared to manufacture all knds and grades of Hand-ma- de Harness at short notce. LOWEST PRCE9 FOR CASH. All work guaranteed to be satsfactory before leavng the shop m NUNES & HARRSON HORSESHOERS. Neat Work and Satsfacton Guaranteed. TELEPHONE QUEEN STREET, Three vloors Wakk of m Rchards street. L FOR SALE gmt A TRACT L ON ONE T, of the other slands ; to be sold entre or n quanttes to sut, from 20 to 1W0 acres, or more. The land s composed of Wet, Dry and Forest, sutable for Coffee, Rce, Cane, Taro end Grazng. PRCE $5 TO $C0 PER ACRE "J.F.," Advertser Offce. m OST SALE AT THE PAL AM A GROCERY, (Calforna and Hawaan Frut Go.) Opposte Ralroad Depot, Kng street, Honolulu. BUTTER Calforna, sland and New Zealand.Brands; CHEESE Calforna and Sydney; HAMS and BACON E st Unted States Brand, FLTuHES and who'e sdes Bacon, Austra an. N EW ZKAL HM, prme qualty ; Kts MaCKAKEL, TONUUES and SOUNDS SALMON BfcLMES. By every s eamer from San Francsco and Vancouver Fresh Salmon, Frzen Oysters, Celery, Caulflower, A spa agus, etc ; Aprcots, Peaches, Cherres, Plums, Scly Lemons, Mexcan Lmes, App es, etc, at prces to sut the tmes. Orange, t fphone 755. GEORlE CAVE VAG H, Manager. Goods delvered. 402 TO LEASE. Land at Palolo Valley u able for the Cultvaton of Coffee, Pneapples, or other Frut Trees Area about 150 acres Good Pasure fr Stock ; a stream of water uanng ttr uh the 3 to. A '.r number of emal Coffee fre 8 are already rov') on the place. l'o-e-?- 'n rven at once. d rmat n.s to the renta and..fr partcular? co cted wrt?)e above can be had up, 11 apfcto; lo F. A. SOHAEFr K, m or John F. Couokn. NOTCE The undersgned s now prepared to sell FUESH POX) MULLET From the celebrated Fshpond of Weloka, Ewa, (C. P. aukea, Propretor) on Mondays and Frdays EACH WEEK. STALL NO. 18, PSHMARKET. Specal orders wll bo promptly attended to. C. L. HOPKNS. Honolulu, May 1st t- f Buldng Lots AT WAKK ON CAB LNE and on PALAMA ROAD near Fertlzer Plant. TheBe Lots are very cheap and wll be sold on easy terms. Desrable ACRE TRACTS near the cty and other propertes for sale. BRUCE WARNG & CO., 503 Fort Street, near Kng. 394J-t- f F. W. MAKNNEY, Searcher of.records AB9TKACTS A S ) Certfcates of Ttle. Havng had ffteen years experence as a Searcher am prepared to do all work n my lne reasonably and accurately. F"A11 work guaranteed to be absolutely correct. FCE 318 FORT STREET 3982 W. O. Smth's Offce. CRTERON SALOON Fort. Near Hotel Street. chas. r. McCarthy,.Manager. Popular Brands of Straght Goods ALWAYS ON H. Try the Great Appetzer THE BR OW N K COCKTAL, a specalty wth thf resort., DEPOT THK FAMOUS WBL LAGER BEER 3853 GOO KM, 411 Nnuanu Street, M PORTER DEALBR N European and Chnese Dry and FANCY GOODS. By the latest vessel, we receved a full and complete lne of Lades' Trmmed and Untrmmed Hats, Gents' Furnshng and Cloths, consstng of the latest patterns and desgns. Call on me for your fne clothes, etc. CflTBest Black and Green Chnese Teas n quanttes to sut GOO KM, Propretor. THE EAGLE HOUSE nuuau avenue, Dramuond t.johnaou, l'roretom. FRST-CLAS- S FAMLY HOTEL Rooms en Sute or Sngle. etachel Cottage Connected Wth the Bouse. Our tahle s suppled wth the beet the market affords. Rates $2 pr dav $12 per week $45 per month. M. H. Drummond, L. M. Johnson S. N18HMUEA, Foster Block, N'u 11 an u Street Ex (Taelc, New Goods, CONSSTNG Slk, Cotton and llk Crepe DRESS GOODS, Straw Hats, Scarfs for Lades and Gents Choce Japan Teas and Provsons at Wholesale and Retal at lowest fgures. All Goods warranted WNG WO TA & HAVE RECEVED X BARK LN CO.. A LARGE NVOKE OB LOUNGES 3873 Notce. YfR. - E. BOA RDM AN S AC- - aa thorzed to collect all bccoo for Wan Bro. ED. A. WLLAMS, 3891 tf ' Half and s a reat srout 2nd purnes the blood. EMPRE ftalf" appetzer, makes the vrs; Bold at th SALOON, Two fr.1 nta..so4 ' C. & C. FLOUR. Has ganed the con-tdenc- e sumer D of all con- - Prces below any other No. Stand ard Flour n market. WE GUARANTEE EVERY SACK. Theo. H. Daves & Co sole AGENTS. 833 Notce to Housekeepers Oun't you often fnd rattlesnakes n your oatmeal and other cereals? Don't you often complan of the coffee bene muddy ; the hams that have to be soaked all nght before you can fry a slce, and flour whch spols your bread every tme you bake? Why grow o.d wth. worry and bother when you can buy everythng that s fresh and of the best from VOELLER & CO., CASH toods delvered. GROCERS, VVar;ng Block Freman's Fund nsurance Comp'y The ThrtY'second Annual Qttcmn Decemher , fhows ASSETS $3,240,861 lakl.tk9. Captal Pad-u- p n Cash 1,000, Net Surplus 846, KKSKCTK. (Cal. Standard) Fre Marne $ 1, , ,222,2W 42 COM'AKATVK CONDTON. Re-n- Jan. Assets s. Net 1st Reserve burpng $ 741,487 $ 244, tm 1153, P , ,431, , ,240,861 1,222, ,267 JOHN M. PATY, 3939 Agent. CENTRAL FHt-clas- s MARKET Market n every reepoct sdp carryng a full lne of Meat e make a specalty n' '4.7 WESTBR00K & GAREb H. G. BART, PMflnm Formerly wth Wnner A Co. eweler anl - BO Hawa - Watchmaker. PORT STREET, n Jewelry and Damond Settng

8 Oahu Ralway & Land Co.'s TME TAJSL.K From and JKl&r June X, X' R A 3S" & TO W MLL B B a D a.m. p.m. r.k. r.k. Leave Honolulu Leave Pearl Cty Arrve Ewa Mll TO HONOLULU. O B B A A. M A M P.M.. 5f Leave fwa Mll Leave Pearl Cty Arrve Honolulu A Saturdays only. B Daly. O Sundaye excepted. D Saturdays excepted. The Pacfc Commercal Advertser ssued Bvery Mornng, Except Sunday, by the Hawaan Gazette Company At No. 318 Merchant Street. SUBSCRPTON KATES Tua Daly Pacfc Commkrcal Adveh T8ER (8 PAOBS) Per month $ 75 Per 3 months f pad n advance. Per year n advance Per year, postpad to Unted States of Amerca, Canada, or Mexco.. 11 t)0 Per 1 year, postpad other Foregn Sem-Week- ly Hawaan Gazette, (3 pages Tuesdays and Frdays) Per year 104 numbers $5 30 Per year, Foregn Countres 6 00 Payable nrarlably la Advance. Advertsements unaccompaned by specfc nstructons nserted tll ordered out. Advertsements dscontnued before expraton of specfed perod wll be charged as f contnued for full term. Lberal allowance on yearly and half yearly contracts. Where cuts are nserted they must be ALL METAL not mounted on wood-other- wse we assume no rsk of ther preservaton. EO. H. PARS, Busness Manager. SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1895, THE ADVERTSER CALENDAR, Jane, Sa. M. Tu. W. Th. Ft. Sa. moon's phases. 1 r Full Moon v June LaatQW" 3 June L L 21 l - J New Moou S L Ppe 2 Tfc b lrst Qa'r June 29. "so" r ' VAlt 8 f KV YOB. " w-y- ; U.J;. 85s&3aps vr'.l leuy? for & d arrve tcuk an Francsco, Vancouver and Sydney on s followng dtea, t'l she dose of A3. At EloKOXrO.ll Fob Svs FsasCsco OR VkXCOWTMM oh Vakcoovkb On yr A On or About Austraha. June 21 Coptc June 17 Warrmoo J uue 24 Austra a....j uue 24 Monowa.... J ulv 4 Alameda....June 27 Australa.. J ulv 15; Mowera July 2 Mower July 2 t Oty Pekng..July 17 Coptc July 10 Australa July 20 Alameda...Aug. 1 Marposa... July 25 Australa. Aug. 9 Warrmoo.....Aug. 1 Cty Pekng.. Vug. 10 Belgc Aug. 9 Warrrnoo.. Aug. 24 Australa...Aug. 14 Murposa Aug. 29 Monowa...Aug. 22 Aastraa...Sept. 2 Mowera....Aug. 31 Coptc...Sept. 19 Ro Janero..Sept.f Mbwera...Sept. 24 Australa Sept. 7 Monowa...Sept. 26 Alameda Sept. 19 Australa...Sept. 30 Warrmoo....Oct. 2 Australa Oct. 21 Australa Oct. 2 Warrmoo...Oct, 24 Chna Oct. 6 Alameda Oct. 24 Marposa Oct. 17 Chna..Oct. 29 Mowera Nov. 1 Australa....Nov. 15 Coptc Nov. 6 Mowera Nov. 24 Warrmoo Dec. 2 Coptc Nov. 28 Ctv Pekng.. Dec. 6 Warr.moo...Dec Cty Pekng..Dec. 2S Mowera Jan. 1 VESSELS.N FOT. MEN OP WAR. OSS Bennngton, Thomas, Mare sland. MERCHANTMEN. (Ths lst does not nclude coasters.) Bktne S N Castle, Hubbard. San Fraucsco. Stmr Mornng Star, Garland, Ruk. Robert Lewers, Goodman, San Francsco. Bktne W H Dmond, Nlson, San Fran. Bk C D Bryant, Jacobsen, San Francsco. Bark Martha Davs, Soue, San Francsco. Brg W G rwn, Wllams, San Francsco. Bktne S G Wlder. Hey, San Francsco. Am shp Tlle E Starbuck. Curts. S Y. Am shp Manuel Llaguno. Small, S F. Bark Andrew Welch. Francsco. Schr Aloha, Dabel, Sat Francsco. Bark Albe t, Grffths. Fort Gamble. OSS Australa, Houdlette, San Francsco. FOREGN VESSlLS EXPECTED. Vessels. Where from. Due. Bark Edward Mav... Boston Due " Bark R P Rthet S F June 22 Bk Martha Bockhahr Lverpool. June 24 CASS Warrmoo.. ancouver. June 24 Schr Olea Eureka... June 25 Schr W F Wtzman.Grav's Harbor June 28 R M S S Alameda...Sydney.... June 27 CAS Mowera Sydney.July 2 Bark Amy Turner..New York...Sep 15 Shp Mare Hackfeld Lverpool... Oct 2 The schooner Mary Dodge, 24 days from Mahukona, and the brg Lurlne, 20 days from Hlo, arrved at San Francsco on the 7th and 13th respectvely. THE JL'ACJTC OOMMJEltCJLAL, AVERTSJE HONOLULU, JUXE HPPNG NTELLGENCE. AKBTAL8. h'boay. J one 21. O g 8 Australa. Houdlette, from San Francsco. fttrnr KJLzaU Carke. from Hawa and Mau. )KP Vr' ;.. Frday June 21. fctmr W ' Hall, Snerson. for Mau and Hawa. Ma-kawel- Stmr Ke Au Hon, Thompson, for. Stmr walan, Smylhe. for llamakua. otmr Kaakt, Brown, for crcut of Oahu. 9 MSXU LEAVNG TO l A V. Barkentne N Castle, or San Fran- - Csco. PASSENGER. ARRVALS. From San Francsco, per S S Australa, June 21 E B Beard. Mss A F Beard, H M Brown, B E Boyer, Rev Jos Cook, Mss D Chase, Mss L Chase. J P Cook, F A Conant and wfe, F f Collns, wfe and son, A J Derby and wfe, C 11 Palk, C W Flkns "and wfe, Mrs M E Feld, Wru Foster, M Grossman, Mrs M A Heath, Fred Heath and wfe, Chas M Howe, Mss Dasy Kerr, Master Las-tret- o, Wlle Kerr, E Koop, C F'Lane. Mrs Mss Anta Lastreto, W W Lunger, wfe and chld. J Marquardt and wfe, Harry Markey, R 8 MacArthur, K J Nunne-mache- r, Mrs Pnkham, Mss Pnkham, H Page and wfe, Mss Ellen Page, W W Prescott, wfe and 2 chldren, Dr E F Pease, G W Parrs, G W Purvs, Geo Rddle, Mss Rose Roth, 1 M Scott, Jr, C A Spreckels, W H Soper, Mrs Spears, Mss Stewart, Wray Taylor, John Waterhouse. Geo Waterhouse, H Waterhouse, Jr. DEPARTURES. For Hawa and Mau, per stmr W G Hall, June 24 Mrs D McWavneand chld, W A Wall, G P Wlder, J as F Morgan, Msses Sunter (2), S Ahm, F Greenwell, W Greenwell, Allen W Judd, Mrs Jaeger, Master Jaeger, Mss Jaeger, Mss Ward, J Ouderkrk, Edward Dowsett, J Nel, and about 75 deck passengers. rk. R A SE MANN 1 n Denver, Colorado, May 28, 1895, of scarlet fever, Alce Mary, beloved and only daughter of Albert H. 'and Alce J, Kasemann. a natve of Honolulu, aged 9 years and 1 month. SMTH At Bolton, England, May 26, 1895, Mrs. Thomas Smth, mother of Stephen and Thomas Smth, both of ths cty. BREWSTER Entered nto eternal rest, on Sabbath evenne. May 20th, at Sprngfeld, Mass., Mrs Clara Allen Brewster, aged 82 years and 5 months, the mother of Maor H. M. Brewster of Sprngfeld, and of Mrs. Hram Bngham of ths cty. Al vv H A Damond Head June 21, 10 p.m. Weather clear ; wnd, lght N. The Bennngton has fnshed coalng. The Starbuck took the Kaala's cargo yesterday. The bark Ceylon s loadng lumber at Eureka for ths port. The Modoc arrved at Port Town- - send on the 11th nst. from Honolulu. Vce-Admr- al Chopat known as 'The Father of the French Navy," s dead. The sebcontr W. F. Wtzman lefc Gray's Harbor on the 10th nst. for ths port. The.schooner Olga left rcureka on the 8th nst. for Honolulu wth a cargo of lumber. The barkentne r S. N. Castle wll leave for San Francsco durng the dav wth a caro of sugar. The Mauna Ola, Kng Cyrus and Robert Searles wll all load coal at Newcastle for ths port. The schooner Aloba wll take on enough sugar for ballast and leave for San Francsco early next week. The walan left for Hamakua yesterday. Her Lahana sugar was dvded between the C. D. Bryant and the Manuel Llaguno yesterday. The Klktat passed Port Angeles on the Sth nst. the Planter arrved at Port Townsend on the same day. Both vessels were from Honolulu. Ole Hansen, the thrd otlcer of the Colma at the tme she foundered, has been promoted. He saled recently as second oflcer of the steamer ban Juan. The Peruvan bark Los Tres Amgos (formerly the bark Templar of San Francsco) was lost on the Peruvan coast whle loadng guao at one of the slands. She parted her chans and went ashore and became a total loss. The AT trala came n early yesterday afernoon from San Francsco wth G2 cabn and 14 steerage passengers and 63 bags of mal. For the frst two days out strong wnds and rough seas were encountered, then pleasant weather to port. The steamer wll depart agan on Monday afternoon. Port Surveyor Sanders caused the arrest of John Kennedy, an employee of the Calforna Frut Market, and E. L. Sharrat. a drav drver, yesterday on a charge of smugglng opum. The arrest was ; made on the Oceanc dock soon after the arrval of the Australa. A load of frut had been placed on the dray and among the boxes was one wthout any marks. t was opened and beneath a thn layer of ; codfsh, 20 tn? of opum were found. The steamer Kahaln left San Francsco on the 13th nst. for the port of the same name. n speakdg of her departure, the Bulletn says f the steamer Kahulu. alas Serus, alas Scandnava, ever reaches Honolulu n safety her crew wll have cause to feel happy. The Kahulu departed yesterday loaded n such a manner that her appearance created marked comment along the front, and had her crew been gven half a chance they would probably have deserted n a body. She was loaded so deep that her man deck was almost awash, and her decks were lttered wth lumber and merchandse. CHURCHES TOMORROW. Sunday Servces of the Varous Cty Congregatons. Ckntbal Unon Ohubch, corner Bere-tan- a and Rchards streets. The Rev. Douglas P. Brne, mnster. Servces Sunda, June 2od. 11 a. m. publc-worsh- p and sermon by Rev. lobert Stuart MacArthur, pastor Calvary Baptst chucb. New York cty. Evenng servce, 7 '0, sermon by the pastor. Sunday school and Bble classes, 9 55 a.m. Prayer meetng Y. P. S. C. E. at 030 p.m., "Proof of our allegance to Chrst," 1 Jon Sunday schools Japanese, n Lvceum at 10 a.m. ; Portuguese, on Mller street at 230 p. m., Makk at 230 p.m. Church prayer meetng Wednesday, 730 p.m. TL'he publc s cordally nvted to attend these servces. German servces every Sunday, at 11 a.m., n Y. M. C. A. Hall, by Rev. L. E. Schneder. St. Andrew's Cathedral The servces of the Second Congregaton of St. Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow, Sunday, wll be as follows 945 a.m., Yente, Fo e n ; Gloras, Boyce n D; Te Deu n, Woudard n E flat ; Benedctus, Anonn A. ; hymns 33, 284, 220. Eve nng servce Gloras, Mornngton n E flat; Magnfcat, Freemantle n Eflat; Nunc Dmtts, Maunder n flat; hvmns 2S, 27J, 27. Frst Methodst Epscopal Church Rev.. W. Peck, pastor. Sunday servces, June 23d. 10 a m., Sunday school, Mr. C J. Day, superntendent. At 11 a m. sermon, subect " Chrst's Gosnel by Paul." 730 p.m., sermon, subect "Paul, the young convert n Damascus." Payer meetng, Wednesday, 730 p.m. Meetngs held n hall over Tracy's store, corner of Fot and Hotel streets, entranca on Hotel street. A cordal welcome to all. Chrstan Church Harmony Hall, Kng street, between Fort and Alakea streets. T. D. Garvn, pastor. Sermon at 11 a.m. by the pastor. Dscourse at Mac-Arth- ur, 735 p.m. by Rev. Robert Stuart pastor Calvary Baptst church, New York cty; subect, "The present and future blessedness of rrue belevers." Come early f you wsh a eeat. Sunday school at 945 a.m. Bble class at the parsonage, Monday at 745 p.m. Lesson, the crst seven chapters of Samuel. Prayer meetng n the hall Tuesday evenng. Roman Catholc Cathedral Servces Sunday, June 9th, wll be as follows 0 and 7 a. m., Low Mass wth Holy Cm m unon ; 9 a. m. Mass wth Englsh n struct on; 1030 a. m, Hgh Mass wth natve sermon ; 2 p m., Rosarv and natve nstructon; 4 p.m., natve nstructon and Benedcton; 7 p. m., Portuguese servce wth Benedcton. Weekdays Lew Mass at G and 7 a. m. Seventh Day Adventsts Servces every Sabbath (Saturday) n the house f rmerly occuped by the lnte Dr. Trousseau, opposte Queen's Hosptal. Sabbath school at 11a.m. Subect for today "Freedom n Chrst." Preachng Sunday at 7 30 p.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 10 a.m. Bble class; 1115 a. m. and 030 p. m., preachng Salvaton Army Sunday, 7 a. m., Knee Drll ; 11 a. m., Holness Meetng; 3 p. m., Famly Gatherng; 730 p. m., et Drawn n. r & h (From U. S. Journal ofmedcne.) Prof. W.l.Poeke.who makes a specalty of Eplepsy, has wthout doubt treated and cured more catsea Len, any lvng Physcan ;h a success r astonshng. We have heard of cases of SOyeare'standngcnred by hm. He publ'.shesavahablework on ths dsease whch he sends wth a hre bottle of hs absolute cure, free to any sufferer who may send ther P.O.andKxr;-;t-dress-. We advse anyone wshng a cure to address. Prof. W.. PEEK E," P. D., 4 Cedar St., New York- - Shp-Owner- s, Attenton 'phe MOT FAVORABLE TERMS X are now offered for nsurance on Deep Water Vessels by the Freman's Fund nsurance Company op San Francsco. For partculars, applv to JOH2J H.'PATY, gent. 363Q tf J. T. LUND, 15 Bethel street, PRACTCAL GUS and LOCKSMTH; Reparng of all descrptons. Lrovn-nsr-, Blueng and Restockng Gun and Bcvcle Reparng a specalty. BCYCLES rob KEM 4012 Th?. Amercan Novelty WRE PNS,BP.ACELETS MADE TO JEWELRY HARPNS, ETC. ORDER. MONEY. WJEC Watches cleaned $ 75 Mansprngs 75 Balance staffs 1.25 Jewels and Pvots 50 Clocks cleaned from 50 Ths s for Srst-cla- s work. W. J. STODDART. llock, Hotel Street The Advertser and Gazette on ale at Hlo, J.A.Martn news aerent ranadlan USTRAAN Steamshp Lne. Ml.Steamers of the above lne, runnng n connecton wth the Canadan Pacdc Ralway Co., between Vancouver, B. C. and Sydney, N. S. W.f and callng at Vctora B. C, Honolulu and Suva F, Are Due at Honolulu On or about the dates below stated, vz From Sydney and Suva, for Vctora and Vancouver, B, C 8. S. "MOWERA" July 2 S. S. "WARRMOO" August 1 From Vctora and Vancouver, B. ft, for Suva and Sydney 8. S. "WARRMOO" June S. "MOWERA" July 24 S. 8. "WARRMOO" August 24 Through tckets ssued from Honolulu to Canada, Unted States and Europe. 3For Freght and Passage and all general nformaton, apply to Theo.H.Daves & Co., L'd. GENERAL AGENT8. OCEANC STEAMSHP CO Aostralan Mal Servce. For San Francsco The New and Fne Al Steel Steamshp " ALAMEDA." O ths Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu, from Sydney and Auckland, on or about JUNE 27th, And wll leave for the above port wth Mals and Passengers on or about that date. For Sydney & Auckland The New and Fne Al Steel Steamshp "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 to ssue prepared THROUGH TCKETS TO ALL PONTS N THE UNTED STATES. 'For further partculars regardng Freght or Passage appy to Wm. G. rwn & Co., Ltd., GENERAL AGENTS. OCEA NC STEAMSHP 00 Tme Table. LOCAL LNE. S. B. AUSTRALA Arrve Honolulu Leave Honolulu from 8. F. lors.f. May 27 June 3 June 21 June 24 July 25 July 20 THROUGH LNE. From 8an Fran, From Sydney for for 8ydney. San Francsco. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. MARPOSA Jun ALAMEDA Jun 27 ARAWA July MARPOSA Jul CH18. BR1WX & CO.'S Boston Lne ot Packets. Shppers wll please take notce that the 3 AMERCAN BAK... AMY TDRNE?, Leaves New York on or about MAY 15 for ths port, f sulncent nducement offers. gsffvor '"tbe nformaton, apply to Chas. Brewer & Co., 27 Klby St., Boston, Mass or to C. r.eewep.&co. (L'D.), Hor.oluln, Agent; JOHN NOTT, m po rt n.4 xn d ;. r s Stee and ron hm STOVKS AM) KXTl'KKS. House Keepng Goods Ktchen Utensl. AGATE WARE, RUBBER HOSE PUMPS, ETC., ETC., Plumbng, Tn, Copper D1M0KJ) -- KNG Sheet ron Work. - BLOCK STREET. G. WEST, Commsson -- - Merchant Ml'OHTKR DK A LE7 N Carra ge Of Every M ater als ncludng OAK, ASH, HCKORY - WHTE WOOD LUMBER, Spokes, all szes; Havern Wheels, Wood Hub Wheels, Sawed Felloes, Bent Rms from 1 to 2)4 nches, Dump Cart Shafts, Wagon Poles, Double-tree- s, Sngle-tree- s, Wagon and Cart Hubs, all szes ; A FULL. ASSORTMENT Trmmers' Materals Carrage Hardware, Norway ron, and Steel Tres. fsptavng a Jong experence n the Carrage Busness, am prepared to supply Carrage Bulders, Plantatons, etc., wth frst-cla- materals, personally ss selected, at the very lowest cash prces. "All sland orders wll receve prompt'attenton. MASONC BLOCK, Corner Alakea and Hotel Ptreta. Telephone No to to 15 8 to 5. Pretty good odds, arn't they. f you can get as good odds on the races June 11th, you ought to "smash the boobs." But we are not evng these odds on fr.-1-clacloths. the races, but to al who need gcod Get a nce Derby Sut and pxk a wnner and you wll be a "red hot plunger." Now s your chance f you want to get dressed n fne style for lttl 3 money. MEDEROS & CO., 8. Decker, Manager. Hotel street, opposte Kng Bros. Note That the War s over, and t s the duty of evry ctzen to support the exstng form of government. Although thngs may not move wth the cordalty that would nsure an everlastng peace, stll they may be al lowed to subsde nto that ndflerence wthout anmosty, that would allow ether party to work out ther best ntf rests. All thngs consdered t may be for the best, but tme, the only arbtrator n such casep, must alone decde tba;. J. G. STEWART s a plumber, and wll do your work n a shape and at fgures that wll rve satsfacton tf 15 RETHE STREET. HUSTACE & 6., Dhaxsrs n WOOD COAL Also Whte and Black Sand whch we wll sell at the very lowo?t markat ra-a-. 090f"kBxLL T XJH HON ft No. 41. MUTTAL TftLBPHOWft No S8 PORTS OA HU. Sbaa WananalA, John Calway, Captan. Quck dspatch r Waar, Mokolea and 'vvaalua Enqure on Board ;eam t- f 2BP5frJ BrJma - Of nterest to Managers of Plantatons. A Model Plant s notcomplete wthout Electrc Power, thus dspensng wth small Engnes. Why not generate vour power from one CENTRAL Staton? One generator can furnsh power to your Pumps, Centrfugals, Elevators, Plows, Ralways and Host ; also furnsh lght and power for a radus of from 15 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 after n our mll. Where water power s avalable, t costs nothng to generate Electrc Power. The Hawaan Electrc Company s now ready to furnsh Electrc PlantH and Generators of all descrptons at short notce, and also has on hand a large stock of Wrf, Chandelers, and all Electrcal Goods. All orders wll be ven prompt attenton, and estmates furnshed for Lghtng and Power Plants ; also attenton gven to House and Marne Wrng. TbEO. HFMANN Manager. Natonal Cane Shredder (PATENTED UNDER THK LAWS THE HAWAAN S.AM 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 ex ceeded any of ts former records by closng the 125 hours grndng wth an output of 300 tons. Ths s fully 10 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 80 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 me entre satsfacton, havng shredded durng that tme about seventy thousand ton.s of cane, and a large partfcof t beng hard ratoons. "The shredder and engne requre very lttle care or attenton." tplans and specfcatons of these shredders may be seen at the offce of G. rwn S Co. L SOLE AGENTS FOR THE HAWAAN SLS Natonal ron Works, QTJEEN STREET, Between Alakea and Rchard Street. UNDERSGNED THE ARE PRE to make all knds of ron, BraPB, Bronze, Znc, Tn and Lead Cas'.-nsr- s also a general repar shop for Steam Engnes, Rce Mlls, Corn Mlls, Water Wheels, Wnd Mlln, etc. ; Machnes for the Cleanng cf Coffee, Castor Ols, Beans, Hame, Ssal, Hneapple and other Fbrous Plants and Paper Stock, also Machnes for Extractng.tt Starch from the Manoc. Arrow l.oot.etc. mwnm Alenors promptly attended to. Whte, Htman & 3SS2 Co. A