Established July 3, 185tt. Roots created some hesitation on the. part. the speculators. r amp order. and. notwithstanding their present low

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1 Establshed July 3, 185tt. VOLJJ.V., NO BONOLULU, HAWAAN SLS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBfcB PRCE FVE CENTS. J Q. WOOD. SPECAL BUSNESS TEMS. ll! f 4 Roots created some hestaton on the be vsble n nda only. hope to N ) part of SAW" "OLD SOL'S" see LL the speculators. t." Ma Attorney at Law LED A KM 9 Ms. The Home Trade contnues nactve, J. T. Lund. and 617 Fort street, opposte both refners and dealers have agan shown unlookedfo r Club Stables, makes Brass Sgns to ndfference. ON SUGAR MARKETS r amp order. ECLPSED Nckel Platng a Specalty. Bcycles repared and for sale. stocks: busness has therefore been notwthstandng ther present low And Notary Publc. 1 1 upon a very OFFCE: lmted scale. Crystallzed Corner Kng md Bethel grocery has been offered n small quan Streets. All knds of SECOND H FURN ttles, of whch only an nsgnfcant TURE sold cheap for cash at the L, part corner found buyers at slghtly Nuuanu and Kng streets. No Change n Prces of Refned easer rates. Refnng grades, both hgh and Was Wth One o the Successful Astronomcal Partes. Dr. C. B. HGH. f you want to sell out your furnture low. are n ts entrety, or for bargans, call at neglected. Dentst, Sugar n Local Market. the L, corner Nuuanu and Kng The stuaton n Cuba remans un changed. Accordng to the streets. latest ad vce there s suffcent cane n the feld Graduate Phladelpha Dental College to make 500,000 tons of sug,ar n THE SNGER receved 54 flrst awards Un normal tmes there s enough to MASONC TEMPLE. for sewng machnes and embrodery KEF ROOT PROGRESSNG WELL make FROM MANY EGN FELDS, one mllon tons and more), but work at the World's Far, Chcago, 111. as bene the largest number of awards ob the chances of makng a crop are A. C. WALL, D. D. S. now much worse than they were a year taned by any exhbtor, and more than ago, t s not lkely, wth the present Dentst. double the number gven to all other Condton as Vewed n London House Trade aspect of the poltcal stuaton, that Account of the Fram's Home Journey Forest sewng machnes. For sale, lease and Contnues n ActveStuat on n Cuba the last crop can be exceeded. Fres n WashngtonFlbust ers Landed rent. Reparng, done. B. BERGER Hotel Street, Unchanged n Cuba Labor Troubles n GlasgowManto Fallng ba Arlngton Cottage Off of Yeld n Java. From Java, recent cables report a SEN, 113 Bethel street. Amerca n Sympathy Wth Europe. Etc. further fallng off n the yeld, and School Queston Harry Hll Dead y some go so far as to estmate the def Cty Carrage Company have removed cency n the present crop about 100,000 to the corner of Fort and Merchant Sts tons. Ths must tell upon later shpments; the earler ones beng largely A. J. DERBY, D. D. S. Telephone No Frstclas s carrages at all hous. JOHN S. RADE SAN FRANCSCO. Aug. 28. Sugar: n excess of last year, and these beng NEW YORK. Aug. 28. Seventy hap Dentst. There has been no change n the prces chefly shpped to U. S., may brng arrvals there durng September up to py excursonsts who had made a two G. R. Harrson, Practcal Pano and of Refned sugar n the local market or Alakea Street, Between Hotel and months' voyage to the land of the mdnght sun safely landed tonght from Organ Maker and Tuner, can furnsh for export, 70,000 and the last prce lst of the tons, a not excessve quantty Beretana Streets. best factory references. Orders left at consderng the requrements. The ac Hours, 9 to 4. Telephone 615. the Hawaan News Co. wll Western Sugar Refnng Co., of July receve the Amercan lner Oho. Not one of Canproduc ng counts from other counprompt attenton. All work guaranteed 27th, contnues n force, whch we quote them had seen the mdnght sun. They to be the same as done n factory. as follows: were too late for that, but they wtnessed another sght whc amply re Cube, crushed and Fne Crushed, 5 Powdered, 78 c; 5 Dry Granu pad them. Ths was the total eclpse 38 c; M. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Dentst. 8 HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU. Offce Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.. MOR, M.D. OFFCE, Corner Fort and Kuku Sts Res. Arlngton Hotel. Hours: 7 to 8:30 a.m.; 4 to 8:30 p.m Saturday and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. Telephone, 530. H. MAY & CO., lated, 4 c; Confectoners' A, 4 c; Magnola A, 4 Extra 38 c; 1 4c; C, 4 : KEGS OF : Golden C, 4 l8 c. The above prces are subect to the l 8c usual rebate of per lb. Prce for S Butler export, 4 net for Granulated. l 2c The three Beet factores n the State are n full operaton and the Alameda N COLD STORAGE, Sugar Co. of Alvarado wll commence marketng 'ts product of dry Granulat ed n a few days l 8c at per lb. below Refnery net prces. The Watsonvlle factory manufactures only raw sugars, whch s delvered to the Western Refnery and the product of the Chno : BY : Henry Davs. Tel T STREET. 4358t f. tronomer, was one of the passengers. She was a very close observer of the eclpse, and she also made a good sketch of t durng the bref nterval of total obscurty. "Those on the Oho are the only ones who had a clear vew of the eclpse," tres are favorable, especally those of the Lousana crop, whch promses to be an early and abundant one. Amerca, n sympathy wth Europe, s dull, and has for the moment wthdrawn all buyng orders, but as mports durng the present month cannot be large, a revval of demand s looked for Ḃeetroot: The weather on the Contnent has on the whole been favorable, and as shown by Lcht's fgures, the Roots made satsfactory progress, though stll somewhat behnd last year's. Ths has doubtless affected the speculatve market, whch s lfeless, and the premum on new crop s becomng less marked. There beng for the moment a want of demand from our refners as well as from Amerca, the value of prompt sugar has suffered a declne. Today we close: 9s 7 l Wholesale and Retal Grocers 2d August, 9s 7 l 2d September, 9s 9 3 4d OctoberDecembe r; far to good Seconds 7s 6d to 7s 9d; Russan crystals 98 T STREET. factory, whch s refned, s also con ls 3d c.. f. ; Telephone 22. P. O. Box470. WLLAM C. PARKE, trolled by the Refnery here. Granulated, ready ls 6d, mporters of Hong Kong Refned are new crop ls 6d. Pars has frequently Attorney at Law been subect to fluctuatons ths week. M. W. McCHESNEY & SONS storng and ot fnarketng, ther sugars August moved from fcs to to any extent, on account of the low fcs. 31, and OctoberJanuar y from fcs. WHOLESALE GROCERS prces now rulng to fcs , thus showng a Agent to Take Acknowledgments 2 Bass: Contnued at 3 net untl consderable premum on old sugar. l 8c Offce at Kaahumanu St., Honolulu. the 6th nst., when t advanced to 3 l The vsble supples 4c n the dfferent net, but declned on countres the at the dates gven below were 12th nst. to as follows: DEALERS N Leather and : Shoe Fndngs. Sans Souc net, and snce that date there has Unted Kngdom, 8th AGENTS Honolulu Soap Works Company Seasde Resort. been no change. The sales of Centrfugals 96 deg. test reported n New Tons and York are as follows August 169,107 Honolulu Tannery. The pleasantest, quetest, shadest August 4th, spot 4300 bags at 3 France. 1st July , c; Germany, 1st July... and most perfectly apponted seasde 6th. spot 8000 bags 3 l2 c; 10th, spot 291,014 LEWS & CO., resort on the slands. t s only four Hamburg,, 12th Au 10,000 bags 3 c; 12th, spot 3000 bags gust 187,200' 149, e and Rea Grocers run every twenty mnutes or oftener. to arrve, 900 bags c; 17th. spot 111 T STREET. Telephone 240. P. O. Box 29. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO., Steam Engnes, BOLERS. SUGAR MLLS, COOLERS, BRASS LEAD CASTNGS, And Machnery of every descrpton made to order. Partcular attenton pad to shps' blacksmthng. Job work txecuted on the shortest notce. BEAVER SALOON, Fort street, opposte Wlder & Co.'s, H. J. NOLTE, Propretor. Frstfla es benches Served Wth Tea Coffee, Soda Water, Gnger Ale or Mlk. Open from 3 a. m. tll 10 p. m. Smoker's Requstes a specalty. LEWERS & COOKE, Successors to Lewers & Dckson. mporters and Dealers n Lumber And All Knds of Buldng, Materal. NO. 82 T ST.. HONOLULU. General H. HACKFELD & CO., Cs floents. Corner Fort and Queen Sts., Honolulu. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. esets : : : 10,000,000. H. W. Schmdt & Sons, Agents for the Hawaan slands. THOMAS E. COOK SURVEYOR rffr wth Howard & Tran. Spven years' experence' wth M. D. 4390l Monsarrat. m 1895 Tons. 126, of the sun. Mss Mary Proctor, daughter of the late Rchard Proctor, the noted as sad Mss Proctor tonght. "Our vessel, after touchng at Southampton, went to St. Petersburg, allowng the excursonsts a week to vst that cty and Moscow. Then the Oho steamed to a pont near the sland of Stott, off the promontory of Kunnen, Norway, and early on the mornng of August 9th we were aroused to wtness the eclpse. "Our obect, at least mne, was to examne the sun's corona, or crowa of glory. Ordnarly, as you know, t s mpossble to look at the sun, as ts chromosphere s an ocean of glowng hydrogen from 5,000 to 10,000 mles n depth, whch envelopes the sun as the ar envelopes our earth. "t was mpossble, however, to use a telescope, as the vessel was not steady enough, and we had to content ourselves wth feld glasses. Ths re llottru or ul h sucfhf KlllhtMtorftag Trp ulm. NEW YORK., Aug. 27 The Herald's Key West specal says: A sensaton was caused ths afternoon by the arrval of a large black shp's boat wth twelve Cubans aboard. The flrst to land was Maor General Carlos Roloff, followed by Dr. Nunez. The steamer from whch they landed hurredly put to sea. gong up the gulf and dsappearng before the plot toats whch had started toward her could dstngush her name. From one of the party t was learned that three landngs w re effected, at all of whch dsenbarkment was made under cover of the nsurgent forces. The frst contngent conssted of thrty men under Colonel Rafael Cabrera. Altogether forty persons were landed. Hut they were nsuffcent, t s asserted, to properly handle the arms and ammunton put ashore. t s alleged that the expedton conssted of rfles, rounds of cartrdges, 4 Hot eh kss guns and large quanttes of dynamte, machete and clothng. SCOOL QUESTON UNSETTLED. Premer.aurler'H EfTort Seem to he Fll He. WNNPEG, Man.. Aug. 28. Premer Laurer's efforts to settle the Mantoba parochal school queston seem to be futle. The compromse accepted by the Greenway Government does not sut the Roman Catholcs. The offcal organ Langev n, of Archbshob who s now n Rome consultng wth the Pope on the queston, has ths to say n a leadng edtoral: "Nothng but our separate parochal schools wll satsfy us. A settlement whch restores to us only the ghost of the shadow of our rghts we wll never accept. The bare permsson for the clergy to vst schools and teach the catechsm wll not do. To put a plaster over a festerng sore only makes t break out wth renewed vrulence elsewhere." URTAN OrVEt UP TKN1DAD. Formal Notce of Acton FHVorlnr Brazl. NEW YORK, Aug. 26. The Sun's Washngton specal says: The Navy Department has receved a cablegram confrmng the rumor of some days ago that Great Brtan had relnqushed her clam to a protectorate over the sland of Trndad, off the Brazlan coast, and sayng that a Brtsh war shp had saled from Ro for the purpose of haulng down the Brtsh colors, whch have been flyng snce the attempt was made to hold the gretted greatly from a scentfc standpont. At exactly 2:53:25 mles from the heart of the cty and 3 c; 13th, spot 8000 bags 3 c; 14th, AustraHungar y. wthn easy reach of the tramcars whch 1st o'clock n the August 232, ,591 mornng the frst contact was vsble; Elegantly furnshed detached cottages 500 bags 3 21st, due to arrve, Holland, 1st August 33,542 31,663 that s. the dark edge of the moon's or rooms are obtaned on easy terms. 38 c; Belgum, st August ,467 The table s superor to that of any bags 3 22nd, spot of 38 c; 1300 bags dsc began to creep over the face of the cty hotels, and all the modern con 3 1, ,239, c; 25th. spot 5000 bags 3 and the sun. 38 c; OMK VOYAGE OF THE Kt AM. 26th, 4000 tons, 3 38 c. venences are provded. Cargoes Afloat to "One hour later, to a mnute and a Pcncs and bathng partes can ob EASTERN EGN Europe 12,841 25,844 tan extra accommodatons by telephon ng n advance. 1,272,333 1,265,571 The bathng facltes of Sans Souc The g,eneral features contnue wthout materal change, although Unted States, 12th earler are superor to those of any place on the beach tf AGENCY OF Kobe mmgraton Company. Robnson block, Hotel street. P. O. Box 116. Telephone tf GONSALVES & CO., v'holesale GROCERS WNE MERCHANTS 25 Queen Street, Honolulu, H. L SCENTFC MASSAGE. Wll do Massage at tufee or at Patent's Resdence M. MZAWA. Offce and Resdence: 'or. Nuuanu St. and Kukn Lane. Dp tars. lra lvery ond Boomng Slate Cor. Merchant and Rchard Sts. LVERY BOARDNG STABLE Carrages, hours. TELEPHONE 490. Surreys and Haks at al l US. SC CM AN. PROP. C.H.HKLLNA, MANAGER Lvery CLUB STABLES, on en 8 ales Fort St., between Hotel and Beretana. Telephone 477. Honolulu, H. L HAWAAN HARDWARE CO., Hardware. Cutlery Md Glassware..07 Fort Street Honolulu. n the month, followng a better feelng n the European markets and an advance n prces n London, the New York market exhbted more frmness than prevously shown and an advance 3 16 of to per l lb. was establshed, 4c the larger advance beng on Muscovados and Molasses sugars, of whch Refners were especally n need. Centrfugals 96 deg. test were sold at 3 l2 c; Muscovados 89 deg. test at 3 l 8c and Molasses sugars 89 deg. test at c. Later, however, wth advces of dull and lower markets n Europe, prces reacted to the fgures rulng at the begnnng of the month and have contnued on ths bass snce and whle there have sales from tme to tme, some mporters are holdng ther stocks and as a rule buyers' and sellers' vews have been apart. Refners have been wllng, to take all avalable stock at the declne. Refned grades advanced n New York on the 5th nst. to 4.69 for Granulated, less usual dscount, but declned on the 17th nst. to We quote London Beet Sugar 88 deg. test f. o. b. Hamburg as follows, snce our last crcular: August 4th. 9s 8 l4 d: 6th. 9s 11 l4 d: 7th. 10s; 10th. 9s 10 l2 d; 12th, 9s 9d: 13th. 9s 8 14th. 9s d: 17th. 9s 7 12 d; Sth. 9s 6 d: 19th, 9s 8 1 4d; 20th. 9s 7 d; 21st, 1 2 9s Sl4 d; 22nd, 9s 6d ; 24th, 9s 6 d; and 25th. 9s 6d. The condton as vewed n London, accordng to Czarnkow's latest crcular of August 15th, s as follows: Sugar: The day after our last ssue ncreased frmness was perceptble, especally for new crop Beet, but when on Saturday Lcht's fgures of weght were publshed, busness became rregular, and wth buyers holdng, aloof, an easer tendency manfested tself. Ths week commenced wth a dull tone, and owng to realzatons, prces receded about 4 l 2d for old crop and 6d for new; besdes, the more encouragng news respectng the growth of the Aug., Total Stocks 276, ,593 Cuba, sx prncpal ports, 12th August, Total Stocks 55, ,004 Cargoes afloat to U. S. (Lcht) 3rd August 10,677 22,867 Total 1, ,818,035 n 1894, 994,831 tons; 1893, 812,011 tons: 1892, tons. Wllett & Gray, under date of August 20th, gve total stock of sugar n four ports U. S., tons aganst 269,699 tons same tme last year. Stock n sx prncpal ports of Cuba at same date by cable, 54,825 tons aganst tons last year. Total stock n all the prncpal countres, tons aganst tons last year. Our latest mal advces from New York of August 22nd state that market for Raws s steady and frm wth small transactons n Centrfugals at full quotatons, vz c and 2.75c, but there s lttle sugar offerng at these prces, and t s antcpated by mporters that there wll soon be an upward turn n prces. There s a far to good demand for Refned products and the market s called frm wth local granulated quoted at 4.47c net. German. 4 to 4.25c l 8c and Dutch London Cable of above date quotes Java No. 15 D. S.. at ls 6d Far ; Refnng,, 10s: Beet. August 9s 7 d; Sept. 9s 7 Frst Marks German Granulated, ls 6 3 4d 1 f. o. b. Hamburg, equal to 3.8Sc net cash delvered New York duty pad. Flour: G. G. Ex. Famly 3.50; El Dorado 2.65 per bbl. f. o. b. Crown per bbl. f. o. b. Bran: Fne 12.00: Coarse per ton f. o. b. Mddlng: Ordnary 16.50; Choce S. 00 per ton f. o. b. Barley: No. 1 Feed 70c per ctl. f. o. b. Grd. or Rd ( per ton f. o. b. (Contnued on Ffth Page.) second, the sun was totally eclpsed. The lght had slowly faded durng the hour untl t was lke summer twlght. t was barely possble to read f one had good eyes. The sea gulls had fled, screamng, as the darkness settled, and we could see the lght fadng out of the sky as we all stood on deck, slently watchng the black dsc that nearly covered the orb of day. Around that dsc of black appeared a rng of lght, and on the edge of the rng were several brght red spots or proectons that gemmed the edge of the moon lke so many brllants. "On the western edge a strong red streak made ts appearance and there appeared also the flaments of pearly lght formng the corona. These colors shot, too, from the eastern edge, but ' not so far as from the opposte sde of the sun's dsc. There the lghtseeme d to shoot nto space a dstance equal to twce the sun's dameter. t was as f the moon had been brought n front of the sun as a huge reflector, and as we were behnd t on the earth we could only see the rays that t shot out on all sdes. "The total obscurty lasted one mn ute and thrtyfv e seconds. t ended at 3:55 o'clock, and at 4:50:03 the con tact ended, and the sun shone as brghtl y as before. " shall never forget the awed feel hg wth whch vewed that eclpse. J t was as f the sun was beng slowly snuffed out. had never wtnessed an eclpse before, and my father never saw one n hs lfetme. "Thf next eclpse s n Tt wll Hghest of all n Leavenng Power. ABSOLUTELY cn Cotton Umm Co Etoroe PMHMMee Through the lee. LONDON, Aug. 27. A dspatch to the Chroncle from Tromsoe, sgned by Dr. Nansen, gves Captan Sverdup s account of the voyage of the Fram after Dr. Nansen left the boat. The dspatch says: "The ce pressure was never as severe as upon several occasons before Dr. Nansen left us durng June, We were regularly exposed, however, to volent pressure, caused by the changng sprng tde. "The Fram was once or twce lfted from sx to nne feet, and th bottom became vsble. t rested on the ce. So lttle effect dd ths have on the Fram's tmbers that the men contnued ther slumberngs undsturbed. "An easer Arctc exploraton trp one could hardly magne. The prncpal work was to take regular observatons, sleep and eat. The health of the men was perfect durng the entre expedton. There was not a sgn of scurvy apparent among any of the men. When all efforts to advance the boat through the ce by the force of steam or a process of warpng faled, t was found that guncotto n mnes proved the best means of shatterng the ce. "As a rule very hgh ce flows prevaled, so extensve that ther termnaton could not be descrbed, 'vt the telescope. Often t looked lke a hopeless task breakng our way out of the lee foot by foot, but wth the lberal Latest U. S. Gov't Report PURE

2 use of explosves and owng to the pecular constructon of our boat we TO PGHT PRNCPLES. Senator Mtchell t" Oregon Olv. Poltcal Vews. PORTL (Or.), August 24. J. H. Mtchell, Oregon's senor Unted States toda Senator, arrved home y from Washngton. Senator Mtchell, as soon as he arranges some prvate busnhh. wll take up the stump n ths State for McKnley and Hobart. Speakng of the campagn the Senator sad: "The outlook n the East s decdedly favorable to the electon of McKnley. From what can learn the sentment n the Mddle West s rapdly changng. n ndana. llnos and Mnnesota can tcket. do not regard any one of the States as benr, the least doubtful. The hances are also favorable for the Republcans to carry Kentucky. "When take the stump wll fully set forth my vews as to why MeKnley should be elected Presdent 'of the Unted States. There are several vtal questons n ths campagn asde from the fnancal queston. There s the queston of protecton to Amercan ndustres and Amercan labor, the queston of natonal supremacy, ntegrty of the organzaton and ultmate decsons of fhe natonal udcary. n other words, the same questons are nvolved n the comng campagn relatve to polces and prncples over the vndcaton of whch the War of the Republcan was fought to a fnsh." PKES N WASHNGTON. CarclesH port? Hepon! for Bte Lamb. ASTORA. Ore., Aug. 28. Last wee two trout fshers carelessly started a fre n the woods near Oak Pont, on the Columba,' forty mles from ths cty, n Washngton. The blaze burned nearly 3,000 cords of wood, and after two days was thought to have been completely subdued. At 2 o'clock ths afternoon, however, smoulderng ashes fanned by a strong east wnd burst nto flame, and by sundown the fre haa reached the fnest tmber belt n the Northwest, runnng across three mles wde. At 7 o'clock t reached Benson's loggng camp, the largest n Washngton, and n an hour had completely devastated the settlement, destroyng four mles of loggng ralroad, two new locomotves, four donkey engnes and several other peces of machnery valued at $35,000. LAl KK! SCORES Tl l'pkj. Alleges ' hat th Latter' a Goverumeut Whh Corrupt, ra vacant am Kal. OTTAWA, Ont., Aug. 24. The debate on the address was proceeded wth n Mcnnthe House of Commons today. Mr. s, member for Vancouver, who s the youngest member of the House, beng only 25 years of age, moved ts adopton. Sr Charles Tupper, as leader of the opposton, repled. Sr Charles, n concluson, sad that the Amercan Government would not consent to renew the recprocty treaty of Mr. Laurer made a very eloquent reply. He sad that the Government of Sr Charles Tupper was defeated because t refused to reform the fscal polcy, because t was corrupt and extravagant, and because, nstead of appealng to the ntellgence and common sense of the people of Quebec, he appealed to ther relgous preudces..abo TKOrtLK AT GLASGOW. Tlrvats of a Lockout That Wll AMWt Thousands. GLASGOW. Aug. 27 Owng to the strke of Dunsmur & Jackson's engneers, the master shpbulders threaten the men wth a general lockout unless they return wthn a week, and declare they wll shut ther shops before they wll allow freedom of labor to be nterfered wth. The Belfast master shpbulders endorse the proposed lockout, whch affects all the engneers employed on the Clyde, at Belfast and n the northeast coast, ncludng 19,000 of the Armstrong Company's men. ( ROP3 OK THE WORLD. Kstnnos of the Yeld Made h a Hungaran Offcal. BUDA PESTH. Aug. 27. The Mnster of Agrculture. gnatus Uaranyl, estmates the world's crops for 1896 as follows: Wheat, hectoltres; rye, ,000. The revsed totals for 1895, as furnshed by the Agrcultural Department of AustraHungar y show that 875,000,000 hectoltres of wheat and 480, of rye were produced durng that year. "WlckeUf t Man n New York." NEW YORK, Aug. 27. Harry Hll, who for many years occuped a promnent and unque poston among the sportng fraternty, ded at hs home at Corona. L. L, tonght. Hs death was caused by malara. The house n whch he ded was made famous years ago, and s known &s "Harry Hll's Orgnal Road House." Hs son Rchard, on wrom he was dependent, now conducts the place and makes a bare lvng n t. A wdow and three sons survve hm. Venezuela Documents. LONDON, Aug. 28. The Daly News ths mornng descrbes the Venezuela bref as an audacous document, and ntmates that the publcaton of the letters and documents of Dr. Schomburg k and the negotatons pertanng to the Venezuelan border lne s an effectve and dgnfed answer to all the clams whch have been made. WON STLL N POLTCAL TRM H Sets New York's Campagn GLEANED Ball Rollng. FROM POLTCAL ARENA Populsts and Democrats Combne n Many States Powderly for McKnleyNe al Dow on SlverMao rty Estmate for Vermont. Ben Tllman Gets After the NEW YORK, Aug. 27. Wth the words of MrKnley's letter of acceptance on nearly every tongue, expresd Benamn Harrson acted as the Eastern proxy of the Republcan canddate tonght, and struck the key note of the Eastern campagn n an explanatory and careful speech to 5,000 people n Carnege hall. Half as many people as composed the audence were dened admsson because of lack of room. The enthusasm was tremendous and the many ponts were receved wth hearty applause. The audence was a dstngushed one, and from an early hour when they cheered the band's renderng of "Amerca." dsplayed ther patrotsm n all possble ways. The vast audence arose and sang the Natonal anthem wth ardor. The decoratons of the audtorum were entrely of the Amercan colors. Flags were n many hands. Pctures Of the Repuhlcan canddates adorned the sdes of the proscenum arches, whch were festooned wth slk buntng. The lower ter of boxes was gay wth beau tfully dressed women and men n evenng attre. Mrs. Harrson occuped one of the boxes wth the famly of Chaunce y M. Depew; Colonel and Mrs. Fred Grant were n another; Mrs. Edward Lauterbach and frends were n another. On the stage were such people of promnence as the nomnee for Leutenant Governor, Tmothy S. Woodruff of Kngs, John W. Vrooman. Lemuel E. Qugg, Charman Hanna of the Natonal Commttee, and nearly every Re publcan of promnence n the cty. The man part of the hall was flled early, and every well known arrval was cheered, from George Francs Tran to the chef guest of the evenng. General Harrson, and hs escort, John Wanamaker and Cornelus Vancott. The recepton of the latter amounted to an ovaton, the audence standng and cheerng, wavng hats, handkerchefs and flags for fully fve mmmwf. Chauncey Depew and Davd Hll of Rochester, the other orator of the evenng, lkewse receved nosy demonstratons. ExPresd ent Harrson's openng remarks were as follows: "Lades and Gentlemen: am on the Republcan retred lst, not by reason of any age lmt,1 nor by the plea of any conventon, but that younger men mght have a chance and that mght have a rest. But. am noc a soured or dsapponted or bedrdden ctzen. My nterest n my country dd not cease when my last salary check was cashed. hoped to add to the relef from offcal dutes retrement from the arena of poltcal debate, but the gentlemen havng n charge ths campagn seemed to thnk that mght n some way advance the nterests of those prncples whch are not less dear to me than they are to you. by makng here n ths great cty a publc address. thought they greatly magnfed the mportance of anythng mght say. but could not qute content myself to subordnate what others thought to be a publc duty to my prvate convenence. " am here tonght not to make a key note speech, but only to express my personal vews, for whch no one wll be n any measure responsble, for ths speech has not been submtted to the udgment of anyone untl now. shall speak, my fellow ctzens, as a Republcan (cres of "Good!"), but wth perfect respect to those who hold dfferent opnons. ndeed. have never had so much respect for Democrats as have now: or perhaps should say never had so much respect for so many Democrats as have now." (Applause.) x 'OWDEH.Y M'KN.KV wll sup Tle Former Labor Leader port the Republcans. SCRANTON. Pa.. Aug. 27. T. V. Powderly. former Master Workman of the Knghts of Labor, n an ntervew today announced hs ntenton to support Maor McKnley. He explaned that McKnley had devoted hs whole lfe to the people, and not a breath of scandal had ever marred hs career. Mr. Powderly added: 'T do not doubt Mr. Bryan's ablty or sncerty, but hs experence and hs surroundngs are such as to cause the elector to ponder long and carefully over the probable result of ntrustng the busness management of ths ndustral Naton workshop to hs care." THE PACFC COMMERCAL A V KRTSER : HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER ulet n Washngton. TACOMA. Wash., Aug. 27. The Republcan State conventon ths mornng emerged from the wlderness or conflct and uncertanty n whch t has been wanderng for twentyfou r hours and nomnated a full State tcket. There was lttle or no frcton. Senator Teller Makes Denal. DENVER. Colo.. Aug. 28 The announcement made last nght that Sen ator Teller would make a formal answ er to Maor MKnley"s letter of acceptance s pronounced erroneous by the Senator. SEAL DOWN O SLVER, opposed to tht Polcy of Populsts and Democrats. AMESBURY. Mass., Aug. 28. A letter receved here from General Neal Dow. the noted Prohbtonst and for mer cannaate ror me f resdency, whch n he gves hs vews on the money queston, s made publc. Th letter says: "The proposton of the Populsts and other slver men s ths: That Con gress enact a bll makng 53 cents n sl ver equal n value to 100 cents n gold; that the 53 cents be compulsorly re ceved as full payment for 100 cents n gold. That, f accomplshed, would be a le, a cheat, a fraud. don't see how an honest man can consent to that much less propose t. f adopted the country would be n a panc whle t contnued." splt n daho. BOSE. daho. Aug. 27. The daho straght Republcan conventon closed today. The platform ndorses the St. Lous platform. The fnancal plank declares that bmetallsm can only be brought about through the free conage of slver. n the conventon of slver Republcans today Senator Dubose was named as the party's canddate to suc ceed hmself. They formed a new party under the name of "Slver Republ cans," and nomnated slver men. takng some canddates nomnated las. week. x Combne n Mchltran. BAY CTY, Mch.. Aug. 26. The Democratc State conventon convened at 10:30 o'clock. When the report of the conferees was made the greatest enthusasm was manfested and the report was adopted by a rsng vote. The Populsts and slver men met n ont sesson ths afternoon, and after consderable wranglng adopted the re port of the conference commttee and marched n a body to the Democratc conventon hall. After Harrson's Scalp. WASHNGTON. Aug. 28. Senator Tllman telegraphed Har rson today as follows: "Benamn Harrson, New York Cty: have ust spent a week n Pennsylvana, speak ng to many thousands. Your speech at New York last nght attacks me spe cfcally, and would be pleased to meet you n ont debate before a Northern audence, preferably at n danapols. B. R. TLLMAN." Oho Populsts Atrree. SPRNGFELD, Oho. Aug. 26 The Populst State conventon ths evenng adopted the report of the conference commttee wth the Democrats, provdng for fve Populst electors on the Democratc tcket, and also Populst nomnees for Supreme Judge and Food Commssoner. Resolutons ndorsng Bryan and Watson and fuson were also adopted. x Fnsou n Oretron. PORTL, Ore., Aug. 26. The combne has been made and the plan formulated by the Populst State Central Commttee to have only one Presdental electoral tcket representng ther vews, and has been successfully carred out. The Democratc State Central Commttee had nothng else to do but submt gracefully, and they abectly accepted such terms as were offered them. For New York's (overnor. SARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 26. The Republcan conventon met at 11:45 today. Ballotng for Governor was then resumed and Congressman Frank S. Black of Troy was nomnated for Governor on the second ballot. After t was found that Black had been nomnated Aldrdge's name was wthdrawn and Black's nomnaton was made unanmous. Mssour Gold Democrats. ST. LOUS. Aug. 27. The conventon of gold Democrats convened agan today and selected Presdental electors at large. The conventon nstructed ts delegates to ndanapols to present the name of James O. Broadhead for Preslde nt of the Unted States, and adourned sne de. Etlmates n Vermont. WASHNGTON. Aug. 27. Natonal Commtteeman M. M. Parker, of the Dstrct of Columba, wrtes from Vermont, hs former home, to a frend here, sayng that that State wll gve McKnley 28,000 maorty. Notlty Bryan and Watson. WASHNGTON. Aug. 28. As a result of the determnaton among Populst leaders to notfy Bryan and Watson of ther nomnaton by the Populst conventon, the formal letter of notfcaton s beng prepared. The notfcatons wll probably occur at Lncoln. Neb., and Atlanta. Ga. Lady doctors are strongly opposed n Austra. The chef medcal men of the empre are gong to petton Parlament to forbd women to follow a callng whch entals far too great a stran on the femnne mnd and body. The doctors pont olt that women are more suted to the professon of a chemst or to agrcultural and commercal J. 1, Lmted. Have Just Receved from New York and England a fne lot of New Goods Among them you wll fnd: CUT and GALVANZED NALS and SPKES. WRE NALS, COPPER RVETS and B RRS, HAY CUTTERS, HAY KS, CYLNDER CHURNS, SHOVELS and SPADES, CAST STEEL, BAR RON, GALV'D SHEET RON, GALV'D BUCKETS and TUBS, CART ALES, DOOR LOCKS, HLED AES and HATCHETS, RON and BRASS SCREWS (2000 gross, assorted), COFFEE MLLS, CORN MLLS, BLACK RVETS, HNGES, LAWN MOWERS, HORSE SHOES and HORSE NALS, MOPS, BROOMS, PADLOCKS, CROW BARS, CARRAGE SPRNGS, SCALES, S PAPER, WRAPPNG PAPER, WHEEL BARROWS, TRUCKS, 3000 YDS. SAL DUCK, RON WASHERS, RON NUTS, CASES BT UNE, TURPENTNE, GALV'D PPE, n. to 2n., MANLA and SSAL ROPE All szes, RON and STEEL WRE ROPE. up to 2n., 2000 lbs. COTTON FSH LNES, CARD MATCHES, BLOCK MATCHES SHP CHLERY, GUNS and AMMUNTON of all knds. Success Water Flters: The best n the market, and a thou sand other thngs that people MUST HAVE. All to be seen at E. 0. HALL & SON'S, Cor. Jeweler Kng and Fort Sts. H. G. BART, wfllce Gves TMELY NOTCE That he's now at 503 Fort Street Souvenr Spoons and Hawaan and Gold Wre Jewelry to Order. You Can Get BOl'ND VOLUMES OF THE H GRZETTE From 1890 to 1895, F BO M The Hawaan Gazette Co. Palace Restaurant, Formerly the Bay Horse Saloon. Corner Bethel and Hotel Sts. Specal eatng house. Prvate rooms for Lades and Gentlemen. Open from 5 a. m. to 1 n the mornng. Prce of Tckets, $4.50. Sngle Meals, 25 Cents. VHhH 4248 m tf 'u'h 4.? Vll mv AT GAZETTE OFFCE. A Model Plant s not complete wth out Electrc Power, thus dspensng wth small engnes. Why not generate your power from one CENTRAL Staton? One generator can furnsh power to your Pump. Centrfugals, Elevators. Plows, Ralways and Hosts; also furnsh lght and power for a radus of from 15 to 26 mles. Electrc power beng used saves the labor of haulng coal n your feld, also water, and does away wth hghprce d engneers, and only have one engne to look after n your mll. Where water power s avalable costs nothng to generate Electrc Power. THE HAWAAN ELECTRC COM PANY s now ready to furnsh Electrc Plants and Generators of all descrp tons at short notce, and also has on hand a large stock of Wre, Chandelers and Electrcal Goods. All orders wll be g4ven prompt at tenton. and estmates furnshed fot Lghtng and Power Plants; also at tenton s gven to House and Marne Wrng. THEO. HOFFMAN. Manager. HONOLULU W. W. WRGHT. Propretor. Carrage REPARER. Bulder All orders from the other slands l the Carrage Buldng, Trmmng am' Pantng Lne wll meet wth promy attenton. P. O. BO T ST. C. mm CO., 'D. tueeu Steet, Honolulu,.. AGENTS Hawaan Agrcultural Company, Ono mea Sugar Company, Honomu Suga Company, Waluku Sugar Company, Wahee Sugar Company, Makee Suga Company, Haleakala Ranch Company Kapapala Ranch. Planters' Lne San Francsco Packets Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Lne of Bosto Packets. Agents Boston Board of Underwrters Agents for Phladelpha Board of Un derwrters. LST OF OFFCERS. P. C. Jones, presdent; Geo. H. Rv ertson, manager; E. F. Bshop, treasu 3 and secretary; Col. W. F.. Allen, aud tor; C. M. Cooke, H. Waterhouse, A. W Carter, drectors. CASTLE & COOKE (Lmted) LFE FRE nsurance Agents. AGENTS New England Mutual Lte nsuronce Company OF BOSTON. Etna fe nsurance Gomoony OF CENTRAL Nuuanu HARTD. MARKET, Street. THE VERY FNEST OF Refrgerated Meat NEW CHCAGO REFRGERATORS. WESTBROOK, GARES & SCHLEF, Telephone 104. Propretors. Daly Advertser 75 cents a month, delvered by carrer. Murne. COLD WATER PANT F.HK'lall. v Mttfnsl fr mhco Work on Ku lorltt hu1 Publc ttmucm. t s a dry powder whch can be prepared for use by smply strrng la COLD WATER, and can bo appled by anyone, and wll always produce gooj work. t s VERY WHTE, xtremely reflectve and hardens on a wall lke stone, and wll take any tnt. t wll last for years and s unaffected by gases. One coat covers better than two coat of ol pant or whtewash. t can be used on any surface and for all classes of work, even for the flnfrt decoratng. o J! Ths s for Outsde Work. Such as Fences, Outbuldngs, Laborers' Quarters. t s a thck paste to be dluted wth cold water, stands rala and exposure as well as ol pant, are) costs but a fracton as much. Cold Water Kalsomne Adapted for Dwellngs. Offces and Publc Buldngs or any other place where KALSOMNE s used. t wll not rub, dscolor or scale off. LUCOL A new Pant Ol. t comes raw and boled; s superor to lnseed, and covere wth onethr d less lead and pgment to the gallon. P. and B. Compounds and Papers. SALE BY 1. m. A;t lor the Hawaan mum. Take an Outng 't"r''tfc SATURDAYS 10 SMS Trans wll leave at 9:15 a. m. and 1:45 p. m., arrvng n Honolulu at 3:11 p. m. and 5:55 p. m. Round Trp Tckets: let Class. 2d Class. Pearl Cty $ 75 $ 50 Ewa Plantaton Waanae CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S Boston Lne of Packets The bark "AMY TURNER," W. C. Warland, Master, wll sal from New York for ths port on or about October 1st, For partculars call or address Chas. Brewer & Co, 27 Klby Street, Boston, or C. BBBWSB A JO., LTD., Agents, Honolulu. YANASE & CO. Commsson : Merchants DEALERS N Japanese Gene ra Mercnanase PROVSONS A SPECALTY. P. O. Box 189. Mutual Tel NUUANU QUEEN STS THS S THE TELEPHONE NUMBER TO RNG UP f you want any Plumbng. Tn Work done promptly and properly. am prepared to do all knds of work n my lne at the Lowest Possble Rates. Jobbng a Specalty JAS. NOTT. JR., Tnsmth and Plumber.

3 THE PACFC C MMERCAL ADVERTSER: H LUU SEPTEMBER NEWSY MAT TEMS. Arrurat Account of Kaloonst Prv "s Fall From the BalooU Baseball Seems to te Boomng Alon Socety s by no MeaD Restng Very Quet. MAU, Sept. 5. Durng Saturday afternoon, August 29th, Waluku streets n the vcnty of the hotel were crowded wth people. Some one sad that he never saw so many people together on Mau. They wated patently and they watched eagerly the nflaton of the balloon wth hot ar, generated by the burnng of sundry gallons of kerosene. t was rumored that $100 or $150 was rased by subscrpton before the ascenson. Somewhat after 5 p. m.. Prce, the aeronaut, entered the nettng of the parachute whch was attached to the lower ropes, and the ascent of the balloon began amd the cheerng of the multtude. Hardly had the nose ceased when an awful slence ensued the balloon had burst, and Prce was seen to unhook the parachute, turn a somersault and fall lke a stone a dstance of 50 to 75 feet nto a mango tree growng n the yard of W. T. Robnson. The tree saved the lfe of the balloonst, for wth the excepton of a severely scratched face he was unnured. The ascent and descent were accomplshed wthn fve mnutes. Base ball affars are decdedly lvely n Waluku. Durng the same Afternoon as the balloon dsaster the Waluku boys vanqushed the Kamehameha nne, 18 to 11, n spte of the fact that the Honolulu boys had James Kauka of Makawao to catch for them. The players were as follows: Waluku: Akana, c; Cummngs, p and captan; Baley, lb; Davd Kukah, 2b; Chas. Chllngworth, 3b; A. Crook, ss; C. Paela, f; J. Ross, cf; Harry Mossman, rf. Kamehameha Ako Ak, p and captan; James Kauka, c; James Cocket, lb; John Cocket. 2b; Kauhane, 3b; Oana, ss; Kalo. f; Anana Nawahne, cf; Paulo, rf. Lawrence Crook was umpre. Durng Thursday, the 3d, the Kamehameh as turned the tables on the Waluku nne, 13 to 9, havng sent for Meheula, the crack Honolulu ptcher, for the purpose. Today the decsve game wll be played, and as both sdes expect vctory, the nterest n the contest s at fever heat. Durng Monday, August 31st, a small fre occasoned a great flurry on Pala plantaton. A lttle cook house n the mdst of a plantaton camp was burned. t s stated that Josepa s the new Dstrct Magstrate for Hana, vce Kale o. Kakaa, the former captan of polce, takes Josepa's place as deputy sherff. Durng Frday evenng, the 4th, a small progressve "fortytwo " party was gven by Mss Aken of Paa as a farewell to Mss Julette Kng, who wll depart for her Honolulu home today. Mss May Hayselden of Lahana and Mss Lucy Hayselden of Lana are guests of the D. D. Baldwns of Haku. W. L. Hardy of Kaua s nspectng Nahku coffee lands. Mss Kate Flemng wll have charge of the Haku school for the next school year. Durng the 3d the schooner Mary Dodge, Hansen master, arrved n Kal ulu, 17 days from San Franssco. She brought general merchandse for Pala and Hamakuapoko plantatons. Weather Pleasant. (!oncjy n Three Acts. Act. Tme 7:30 o'clock Frday evenng. Young man readng "Australa off port." wrtten on the bulletn board n the Hawaan hotel hallway. Rushes out the front way for a hack and s folowed by two other young men. Some one shouts "Come back." but the frst young man msnterprets the words and answers " had dnner wth D " Act. Wld race to the Pacfc mal wharf n a hack. Shortly before arrval young man umps out and mutterng somethng about slow horses, starts on a dead run. Act. Pacfc mal wharf wth nght watchman n the foreground. har ges Young man wth dshevelled tculatng wldly. "No steamer yet." from the watchman. A moment of slence and a sngger from two other young men to the rear. Fnale "Boys t's my treat, come along." SENT T TO HS MOTHER N GER WHAT BCYCLES MGHT DO. The Many Adaptaton of a Wonderful Genus. "Well. Jabez, what s the matter? You Mem absorlx d. " "Lemme alone. 'm nventn. " "Dong w hat?" "nventn, tell you. Got the artst's wh l down fne. Hs paltt e s n front, hs easel's behnd, a:;d all hs pants nn the crank? they better k'e mxed mat way and he ust wraps hs canvas around the upper bar of the frame. See? And haven't forgotten hs umbrella. " "s that all?" "No. had to gve a power of thought to a wheel for a double bass knd of Um eldly thng. Got over t by makng the double bass man straddle hs nstrument. Trombones, ophcledes and kettledrums ust pack away lke boxes n a n'st, and.nmsa's only pot to say a word and my fortune's made n muscal wheels. ' ' "Anythng else?" "There's the lterary wheel got the ponts from a Brooklyn lbraran. The book or the magazne s hld n place ust ths sde of the ram's horn, and these s an automatc concern that turns over the leaves at the exact tme. Wth that arrangement the publshers wll have no further reason to complan that txxks are now a drug on the market. Then there s tho sportsman's wheel. He slngs hs double barrel rght under hm, and there's a rest f he's a pot hunter, and a place for 50 rounds of ammunton, and a crb for a ponter or setter, as the case may be, and a game bag and a basket for holdng dog bscut for a week. A lttle, varaton n the sportsman's bke and you have the angler's rg, down to hs green panted hamper wth the bat n t. The drummer's wheel took a lot of sabe. don't care what knd of samples the nan carres teapots or pg ron t's all aranged for. Don't ask me any more questons, for 'm on the mlkmad's wheel now. You couldn't catch on, am afrad, not beng of an ngenous turn of mnd. Well, t's about ths, and don't you gve me away: She ust scorches around her cows, and the mlkng stool s adustable. A patent attachment to cyclod al a sprocket works the exhaust and strps the last drop from the cow's udder. Then, when the tn bucket that the chan carres along s flled, all she has to do s to zp around to another cow, and that works the churner, and so by the tme she s through wth tho very last Suke there s your butter, and the cyclometer tells you how much butter you have to a pound. 'm workng out a refrgeratng prncple now as a part of that wheel so as to keep tfe butter cool and fresh. That wheel s gong to ve break the dary dusness. Don't ask me no more slly questons. See?" New York Tmes. Former Slave Market, Constantnople. On benches so placed as to command a good vew were the buyers, coarse lookng Turks, whose calm, searchng gaze seemed to take n every detal. The merchant conductng the sale stood before them, talkng and gestculatng wth great vehemence. He turned to one of the x w whch was flled wth young CrcasStn women, most of whom were very handsome. They were seated close together on the ground n an atttude of lstless despondency, ther whte garments flowng around them, and, as they gazed up at me wth ther sad, dark eyes, felt panfully how they must envy the free and happy stranger who came to look on them n ther nfamy and msery. The slave trader came forwrd, followed by a phlegmatc lookng Turk, and, sezng one of the women by the arm, forced her to stand up before ths man, who, t appeared, wshed to buy her. He proceeded to nspect her, very much n the same manner as he mght have examned a horse or a dog, and hs decson was unfavorable. He turned away wth a contemptuous movement of the head, and the slave merchant, n a rage, thrust back the unfortunate grl, who sank down tremblng among her companons n captvty. Ths scene was as much as we could stand, and we left the place hurredly at once. t s well ndeed that such sghts can be wtnessed no more, at least n Europe. Blackwood's Magazne, Blackburn and Blar. They tell a good story n Washngton on Joe Blackburn. He had an exctng argument n a senatoral cloakroom at Washngton several years ago as to the relatve value of brandy and whsky as man's greatest boon. n the mdst of the argument the stocal prohbton Senator Blar of New Hampshre entered the room. Forgettng the well known total abstnence tendences of the New Englander, Senator Blackburn appealed to hm to settle the dspute. " do not know the dfference between whsky and brandy, " repled Senator Blar, wth a face as passve as a Japanese doll. After Blar had departed Blackburn's eyes actually mostened wth sympathy as he shook hs head eadly and sad : "Poor old man! Hs gtouach must be n awful shape." New York Trbune. Dncks and Drakes. A man who wrote to Forest and Stream awhle ago sad that SO per cent of the ducks he had klled were drakes four drakes to one female and he wanted to know the reason why. Others promptly sad they had observed smlar preponderance of drakes, and also wanted to know why. One man told how he had seen one female duck chased by four or fve males. Ho had klled 45 n a sprng day's shootng, and of them only 9 were females. Thus far no explanaton has been gven of the matter. LORD CHEF JUSTCE LSSELL. Sr Charles Russell, Lord Chef Justce of England, who s now on a vst to Amerca, and whose presence s of partcular nterest to the legal professon, s Albon's greatest lvng lawyer. He was born n reland n 1833 and was called to the bar n For years past he has been conspcuous for hs eloquence, legal lore and successful practce. J.T.Waterhouse The poltcal pot s bubblng across the water and busness there wll be dead untl after the electon n November. We knew t would be and took advantage of the manufacturer's wllngness to part wth ther THE tefp Lmted. MERCHANT ST., HONOLl LA". Statoners News Dealers Musc Goods Agents for the Celebrated goods below cost, rather CROWN PANOS than hold them over. You share the benefts wth us. Ths week we are offerng you an opportunty of a lfe tme to secure towels. When we say cut down the prces, t does not mean old stock, sold cheap to get rd of them, but new artcles reduced to meet popular demand. We have lnen towels all lengths and qualtes; a fne artcle for the boudor and ndspensble to lades and chldren. Honey comb towels cheaper n prce and not so good n qualty, sutable for ordnary use. Turksh towels for the bath are as necessary as soap, no bathroom can be consdered complete or perfect n ts furnshngs wthout them, and the prces are rght. A lot of good cotton towels at $1.25 per dozen means money n you pocket. J. T. WATERH0USE, Queen le's Pant STERLNG, Street. e Town Red! The Panter, WLL DO THE JOB FNE! We can at least get hs fgures and guarantee before contractng wth any other party. Try hs Prepared Roof Pant. Best and Cheapest! ORGANS Also, the FSCHER, 8CHLLER. VO8E & SONS, and SMTH A, BARNES Panos. Gutars, Banos, and a full lne of Muscal nstruments. We are also Agent for the UNTED TYPE WRTER SUPPLES CO.'S Goods, ncludng the Yost, Dknsmore and Ca.k;kaph T. W. Machnes. HQWQan company, ll Another Shot at the Enemy! SBoys' SChOOl ALL.w0L ALL SZES AT Suts. BUST 'EM UP PRCES! $25 0 $3.00 $3:50 $ We have all wdths, n every concevable pattern, n whte, black and butter color. Also a nce lne of fne Lnen Torchons. AT Cle Rash.00. Cevngstot manager WAVERLY BLOCK, HOTEL ST. Shrts Made to Order, THE Y. C. A. BE UP TO NOW. 4 Ralways, steamshps, the telegraph m ost wonderful nventon? n fact, were sneered at when frst ntroduced. t's old togysh to sneer at a new dea because ts new. Perhaps good, readytowe ar clothes are a new lea to you: but they are to be had ust the same. Don't be look nto the oldfogy sh, matterca ll here and see our readytowe ar attre for yourself. THS S A CUTAWA Y SUT. Not necessary to dwell on ts style, f t looks ust lke the cut. : : T DOES. M. McNERNY, 1OO0 Men's ReadytoWe ar Clothng, Fort and Merchant Streets. PARS! Q. & D. Corsets Chcago Wasts BCYCLE WAST and BUST SUPPORTER. MANUFACTURED EPRESSLY THE TEMPLE OF FASHON. (Just receved Ex Monowa.) The G. & D. Lades' Model Wast s Long Wasted. has Sff Fluted Bdftt, Hgh laok and Elastc Shoulder Straps, ard combne the OonoLrt of h Wast wth the elegance and shape of a Ooraet. Made of Whte, French ( rfy and Fast Blank Satteens. also of Whte and Grey SumueT Net, n sze K to 3H, n both clasp and button front. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! We Have Just Receved a Large Stock of New Goods, consstng of Everythng: that s Desrable n Slks, Dress Goods, Laces RBBONS, FANCY GOODS, NOTONS, Etc, LADES' WOOL SWEATERS, Wth large sleeves, made to button on each shoulder. n whte, blue, black and fancy. You rde a "Bke" and you must have a sweater to keep n the swm. N VALENCENNE LACES THE LATEST FADS N BELTS Are slver and whte chamose skn. They are very unque and can always be cleaned. We have an elegant lne of PERSAN DRESDEN RBBONS n all wdths; all stylsh stocks; belts and sashes are made from the patterns. OUR PRNCPAL ATTRACTONS n Slks consst of Dresden, Arabesque and Persan patterns. Floral desgns and plads are most n demand, and are the thng for wasts and fronts. N BLACK SLKS, More Valour and Brocade lead n style, but we also have some very handsome Grosgrans, Surrahs, Bengalnes, Fall les and Taffetas. EVENNG WEAR Nothng s pretter or more stylsh than the lght shades n Dresden and Persan Slks, or Slk Organde n danty colors and whte. NOVELTY SUTNGS. MOHARS and METEOR CLOTH Are what you want for a travelng sut. We have them n sut lengths, and no two patterns are alke. We make a specalty of Travelng Suts and Evenng Gowns and guarantee the materal, workmanshp and ft to be strctly frstcla ss n every respect.j EVENNG SCHOOL J. J. EGAN, WLL OPEN 514 T STREET, Call at hs offce: Unon Street, Opposte Bell Tower. Telephone 622. nyevenng. SEP. 21, JAPANESE BAZAAR, Hard to Fnd: BULDERS Mr. Jacob Esbensen, who s n the employ of the Chcago Lumber Co.. at Des Mones. owa, says: nave ust sent some medcne back to my mother! n the old country, that know from personal use to be the best medcne n the world for rheumatsm, havng Dtagnoat. used t n my famly for several years. "Uncle Dck, what's a deluson?" t s called Chamberlan's Pan Balm. "Well, Bobby, t s thnkng your expenses next month wll not be as heavy t always does the work." 50 cent bottles for sale by all druggsts and as they are dealers. Benson, Smth & Co.. agents ths month. " Detrot Freo Press. for the Hawaan slands. That are Practcal Men. G. W. LNCOLN, The Contractor, S ONE OF THEM OFFCE. Keoll Ave. YAKD. Alakea Street. MANY. And wll contmue for two terms of thr No. 411 Kn Street, Next Door to Castle & Cooke's teen weeks each. Classes wll be organzed n Book Keepng, Elementary and Advanced Shorthand, Typewrtng, Vocal and n strumental Musc, the Hawaan Language. Readng, Wrtng, etc. All classes are free to members. To others a fee of $2 wll be charged on entrance. For full nformaton read our pamphlet, or rng up l m WE HAVE JUST RECEVED Clothes Baskets and Straps, Kmono Goods Slk and Cotton Crepe Shrts, Slk Handkerchefs, Umbrellas, Chldrens' Caps, Mattng and Japanese Paper Lanterns and Candles K. SOSHMA.

4 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER THE F'A( KK doubtful ustce of the sentence, but ner, and her astonshment was great, That suggests that t must not be forgotten a was not a freckel left on her prevously befreekeled face.! " tended the behavor of the men. al tho the rad tself must be condemned." Some one has dscovered that there Tred Feelng s exceedngly common and EDTOR. The world at large, however, s ready 'are Mullers n Germany; that s. dangerously sgnfcant. t s a warnng HAVE OPENED NEW LNVOC1! to let Jameson rest nd turn to tho n. one German n seventythre e s called Commercal 3Uvertteer. that a certan amount of chvalry at WALLACE R. FARRNGTON. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER An evenng paper, referrng to the Hosted drectory, copes of whch were receved by the last steamer, states that Mr. Husted had no ntenton of havng hs book publshed n ths country. Whle we cannot vouch for Mr. Husted's ntentons, t. s due hm as a busness man to state that he requested the Hawaan Gazette Company to prnt the book, whch request was refused on account of negotatons then gong on wth Mr. Fnney, who was the frst H! by vestgaton nsttuted to search out the that name. nstgators of the unsuccessful ven There s nothng lke gong abroad for the news. A wrter n the London apponted from the Brtsh Parlament, Church Revew says that t s a ' regular and f the work s carred out properly custom n San Francsco churches, and n t wll probably result n the annullng other hot parts of Amerca, for people to get up and stretch themselves, of the South Afrcan Company's charter and the downfall of Cecl Rhodes' fashon of the theater, between the and even take a turn outsde, after the ambtons. acts." The wrter thnks that "f we Mnster Wlls" prompt denal of the Kaulan rumor was by no means unexpected, and the publc has now to wat for the next dotc canard whch applcant. As to the excellence of the the rumorologsts of Honolulu are such two drectores we have no fght; they adepts n creatng. An attempt s beng made now to show that Mnster wll speak for themselves; but t s nothng more than common courtesy Wlls n replyng to the query used to gve Mr. Husted the tredlt whch s the prerogatve of a dplomat but no due any busness man who s courteous sane man has to thnk twce n decd and straghtforwarl n fs dealngs. n. Lord Russell's speech on arbtraton before the Saratoga conventon he spoke of the large sums of money nowben g expended to ncrease and mprove the armament of the natons of the word. There s ndeed a pecular rregularty n the common place asserton that the day wll soon arrve when arbtraton wll take the place of settlement by force of arms, when n the face of the theory practcal facts prove qute the contrary. Great Brtan s today as proud of her powerful navy as she ever was, and every Power on the globe s dong, ts best to keep up wth the strong adversary. European natons are spendng mllons to keep up the armed forces and the border lnes brstle wth death dealng weapons of the most destructve type. Certanly there s not much of the sprt of arbtraton n ths. nternatonal ealousy s as strong as t ever was. and the only hope held out s that the armament wll become so formdable that natons wll be more fearful of gong to wa. nternatonal fear may thus lead to nternatonal peace. AFTERMATH OF THE SENTENCE. JAMESON The manner n whch the Englsh press and people receved the sentence of Dr. Jameson and hs Transvaal raders gves a well founded mpresson that the ngo polcy has a strong followng among Brtsh subects. The leadng poltcal organs of the country naturally express gratfcaton that the law has taken ts course and that the raders have been gven ther ust dues. The sober thnkng people also follow n the same lne, but underneath t all there s an undercurrent of feelng that Dr. Jameson's great crme s represented n hs falure to succeed n hs undertakng. One paper says that nothng n legal penaltes can repar the dreadful mschef sprngng out of that mad and unscrupulous adventure; but t s safe to say that had Jameson been a lttle more careful n layng hs plans, the mad adventure would have been looked upon as more n accord wth the wonderful poem whch the new laureate composed n honor of the rad. The Saturday Revew represents one sde of publc opnon n the Brtsh sles when... t says: "t s hardly to be beleved. s our law so brutally vndctve? Do prevous character and past servces to the country go for nothng? s t the one fault that counts alone? The scales of ustce requre readustment ndeed f honor, reputaton, bravery n the feld tty up and kck the beam when weghed aganst a sngle mstake. The sentences are an outrage upon publc opnon.... How we have ever got our Empre together s a mystery, seeng how we treat our mperal adventurers." Ths last sentence wll touch a re. sponsve chord outsde Great Brtan, among those who beleve that the Brtsh favor grabbng everythng n sght. J whether ganed by far means or foul. The whole paragraph from the Satur day Revew wll also undoubtedly meet tbe vews of many Brtsh subects who few dav s later, on Boeng that there B. F. EHLERS & CO. ture. A commttee of ffteen has been Lades' Slk Wast Patterns ng that queston. The tactcs now beng used by the partes opposed to republcan nsttutons are fast approachng the mbecle stage f not already arrved at that pont. Falng to fnd any sound facts or prncples on whch to base ther arguments, they selfmanufactur ed grasp at straws and buld upon the weak structure a balloon shaped castle of hopes flled wth wndy deas. t only requres a slght prck wth the pn of truth to brng the edfce down upon the ears of the dsgruntled bulders. PERSONAL PECULAR. The alumnum works at Nagara Falls wll soon be turnng out 10,000 pounds of alumnum a day; the total output of ths metal n the Unted States for 1895 was 850,000 pounds. Amercus Symmes, 85 years old, has ust ded at Lousvlle, Ky. He was a son of John Cleve Symmes, who was an Arctc explorer and mantaned that the earth was hollow and that the entrance to the nteror could be found at the poles. How tmes have changed snce John ded. Farewell to freckels on faces, arms and legs f the experence of a South Amercan lady s verfed. She says that some tme ago, n the absence of water, of whch thee was a great dearth at the tme, she washed her face wth some of the uce of watermelon. The result was so soothng that she repeatedly washed her face n ths man lnglsh) would adopt some of these sensble ways our churches mght be generally flled, even n spte of the hot weather." Deafness s more prevalent n cold than n warm countres, the ear beng senstve to changes n temperature. Nearly 70,000 tons of corks are needed for the the bottled beer and aerated waters consumed annually n Brtan. "The fact that Mr. Bryan's Eastern nvason s called off shows that hs managers are dsapponted wth the trp to New York. t was a mstake. The same expendture of money and work n the West and South would have harvested results four tmes as great. The North and East wll almost surely be controlled by the gold standard men." Canddate Watson. The Brtsh arstocracy ncludes persons. Some London lades have provded ther carrage horses wth straw hats to protect them from the sun's rays. The severest outbreaks of smallpox n England ths century were those of , , (very severe), 1877, and TO THE PUBLC Honolulu, H.., Sept. 7th, Havng ths date resgned the General Agency of the Manhattan Lfe nsurance Company for the Hawaan 1 slands, take pleasure n commendng my successors, Messrs. Bshop A: Co., to my frend, patrons and the nsurng publc generlly. Respectfully, JOHN H. PATY. Referrng to the card and resgnaton of our esteemed Agent. Mr. John H. Paty, whch must be heeded, or, as wth the express whch fals to regard the danger sgnal, dsaster must follow. t s a sure ndcaton of thn. weak, mpure blood. t s certan admonton that the blood s not properly feedng the nerves, tssues and organs Tred of the body. Weak, nervous, men and women are found ever v where. Men strve too hard to M keep ther busness up," women work too much u on ther nerves," all have too lttle sleep, there s excessve dran on strength and nervous energy, and all complan of that tred Feelng By purfyng and vtalzng the blood, Hood's Sarsaparlla furnshes abundant supply of nourshment for every nerve, organ and tssue of the body. Ths fresh supply of nerve strength overcomes nervousness; the new vgor n the blood soon banshes that tred feelng; the tone gven the stomach creates an appette, cures ndgeston and dyspepsa. Hood's Take Sarsaparlla The best n fact the One True Blood Purfer. M.l'. r: :trt tne f,'st afterdnn er roou S JrlllS plls, ad dgeston. 25c. HOBRON DRUG COMPANY. Wholesale Agents. Jack Frost Came over to vst us on the Steamer Australa. He encased hmself comfortably n one of our Alaska ce Chests, and stowed hs grub away n one of our Alaska Refrgerators, of whch we have szes and prces to sut ether Jack or hs wfe Jllnstea of a grpsack, Jack carred a Gem ce Cream Freezer, and as fast as he twrled the freezer the ce d OF n 6 Yard Lengths. $1.50 to $1.25 per yard. Laces and Embroderes A LABGS V A KLTY N Lawns, Dmtes and Organdes. FLANNELETTES, NFANTS' FRENCH CAPS HATS. BELTS, PURSES, BUCKLES. ETC. w FRST FLOOR WAVERLEY BLOCK. JOHN NOTT, Me, HOUSEKEEPNG who has served the Company acceptably SMOKNG CONCERT PLUMBNG, TN, COPPER. BY THE and effcently for rrany years, have ths date apponted Messrs. Bshop & Co., General Agents for the Hawaan slands. JOHN LERS, Manager South West Pacfc De n Ml GOODS: Stoves Agate Ware (Whte, Cray and Nckelplated ), Pumps, Water anl Sol Ppes Water Closets and Urnals, Rubber Hose and Lawn Sprnklers, Bath Tubs and Steel bmks, (J. S. dutters and Leaders, Sheet ron Copper, Znc and Lead, LeTPpe and rpe rrnngs. Dmond Block. ll lte D! SHEET KON Kw Street. 1 P cream began to neap up Seasckness UL partment Manhattan Lfe around hm so that he had suranee Co. of New York. 0 AT to emptv t nto one or our Panted ron Bath Tubs. POSTVF w Va a A Am V J TRACY'S HALL. whch suted the spectators SATURDAY, SEPT. 12 wm to a T; for they all helped to At 7:30 p. m. eat up the ce cream, and TCKETS $1.50 :: then bought all OF the bath NEW YORK. tubs Obtanable from members of the club, before we could get them to velr PROPHYLACTC.) the Elte ce cream parlors, or the H B. STOKES, PRESDENT. Golden Rule Bazaar. 4399l w the store. Never mnd! We can get more of them, f you HE CO., Cash Assets Nearly $15,000,000 want one. Jack got one of Captan Houdlette's men to swab GUARANTEED PERFECTLY HARMLESS. Fnancal Agents ssues Polces of nsurance on hm down every mornng all the Modern and Acceptable Plans, Free from all DEALERS N Restrctons as to Real Resdence, Travel or Occupaton. Estate For Partculars and Crcu m HONOLULU, H.. and he enoyed the stream of water that ssued from our 3 4 nch Garden Hose, whch we carry n 25" and o feet lengths. Jack s our Mascotte and wll prove a vertable frost to compettors. He s no relaon of Jack WORK. PRFWPMTCn The Only Known Specfc that wll nvarably Prevent "Ma de Mer." Benson, Smth & Co., AGENTS THE HAWAAN SLS. m m and Beds lars, Apply to We are ready to purchase large estates n the vcnty of Honolulu or Come and take a real nce Sprats. He bunks wth us. B5HOP&CO. OF HOME MANUFACTURE. Hlo, Hawa. chll. Also a large tract of land n Olaa or General Agents Suted to the clmate and at prces whch wll sut the Puna, Hawa, sutable for pockets of anyone, "whch wll not rust." coffeecu Hawaan slands, ture Woven Wre B?ley s the only maker of Wre Beds "whch wll not rust," outsde of England. hold to the dea that t s no crme to.q ropt QTRFPT m Mm Go. and bravery. The martal sprt s by no means extnct, and there s stll enough of the barbaran left n the average human beng to make hm loth to condemn the man who goes fearlessly nto a fght whch may result n the extenson of natonal power and terrtory. As an advertsng dodge to catch the good wll of the common people. Jameson couldn't have selected a better adventure. The German press s nclned to look upon the sentence as a very lght one. The Vosssche Zetung remarks that f a poor devl steals a few sausages from a wealthy farmer he must of course be treated wth much greater rgor than these gentlemen who only entered wth an armed band, durng tmes of peare. the terrtory of a frendly state and wantonly caused loss of lfe." Another ournal speaks of the Telephone 678. L. B. KERR'S PRNTED LAWNS. 30 ncl.es wde, at 10 cents per yard. 100 dfferent desgns to choose from." FGURED DMTES at 15 cents per yard, honestly worth, and sold at other stores at 25 cents per yard. WHTE MUSLNS n strpes add checks from 7 cents to 35 cents per yard. Every pece of these good s a bargan. Queen Street, Honolulu. t QUEEN ST.. NET DOOR TO L. B. KERR'S. WE V L, DRESS DEPARTMENT. ONE GVE YOU WEEK ONLY! Marvellous Attractons! FGURED FRENCH MUSLNS at aud 25 cents per ard. We have sold stacks of them at a 10 cents advance on these prces. Get here early and have frst choce. ALL WOOL CHALL8 at and 55 cents per yard. The oolornes and desgns of ths range are smply elegant, and sell wthout any recommendaton. BLACK. ALPACAS and CASHMERES n all qualtes. A savng to purchasers of at least 30 cents on the dollar. And last but not least s the new shpment of FGURED PQUES, absolutely the latest dress materal. We have them n lght or dark grounds and can recommend wth the utmost confdence L. B. KERR. K FURUYA, ROBNSON BLOCK, Fts fhats, CAPS f J SHRTS. W keep SOCK 8 and a tatv lfn of NECK WEAR as well as a general assortment, ol MEN'S FURNSHNG GOODS HOTEL STREET

5 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 8, JORDAN'S MAMS,.DMOND We Buy To Sut Your Taste. JUST RECEVED: (Ex " Australa") PLLOW SHAMS, CUSHON COVERS, BUREAU SCARFS, 3PLASHERS, ETC. NOVELTES N STAMPED GOODS. Novelty out) Feathersttche d Brad. E. W. JORDAN FO BT STREET f You Have Not bought a Bed Room Sute for $27 get n and buy one of our Foldng Beds. Artstc n desgn, beaut ful n fnsh, and the most compact and elegant pece of furnture to be put n the home. Several desgns to pck from. Nothng nferor n Qualfy Nomna n pm! Nobody else sells them as Cheap as we do! f you wsh a pece of furnture for the Parlor or Lbrary, get a Lades' : Wrtng : Desk Hard.Wood, Elegant Desgn, Beautful Fnsh. HOPP & CO KN BETHEL STS. HENRY DAVS. 320 Fort St., cor. Fort and Merchant Streets, Honolulu. MERCHSE BROKER. COMMSSON AGENT, CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER STATSTCAN. Expert Accountant and General Busness Agent. DAVD K. BAKER. V OL Above the M n u roleum All orders gven prompt and fathful attenton. No extra charge for delverng flowers to any part of the cty. Les. Mountan Greens and Carnatons a specalty. 425S V TELEPHONE 747 FERNES & ROZA. CONTRACTORS and BULDERS. Carpenterng n all ts branches. All work guaranteed and promptly attended to. Orders can be left wth J. M. Camara, Jr. Tel ON SUGAR MARKETS (Contnued from Frst Page.) Oars: Far ST 1 2 ft 9vc: Choce 12 6 tl.00 per ctl. f. o. b. Wheat: Chcken 9 ft 97 per l 2c ctl. f. o. b. Corn S. : Y. 95 ( 97 per ctl. l2c f. o. b. Hay Wheat Comp. : S10.50 g 11 per ton f. o. b. Large bales same. Oat Comp. 8. Large bales $9 per ton f. o. b. Lme: 90c a $1 per bbl. f. o. b. Freghts: We have to report some mprovement durng the month, and early n the week charters were drawn at 28s net for spot. U. K.. Havre. Antwerp or Dunkrk for handy sze, and 27s ;d net for large sze. Another steamer was also chartered for Wheat loadng. September cancellng, at 27s 6d one port. 28s 9d two ports, makng nne 9) steamers so far engaged for ths busness, four 4 already here and fve (5) to arrve, capacty of all about 4000 tons whch has proved a very dsturbng element n ths busness. Later, European advces beng weaker, charterers havng suppled ther wants, the market reacted a lttle, and we quote today for spot tonnage. 1 27s 6d net to 27s 6d, 3 less drect, accordng, to sze. OctoberNovemb er cancelng, 20s 3d to 26s 9d. Nothng dong at Portland or Tacoma. We quote lumber freghts. Puget Sound to Sydney, 80s: Port Pre, Adelade. Melbourne. 37s 6d; Shangha. 40s; West Coast Valparaso for orders. 35s; U. K. for orders, 60s: South Afrca, o5s. Exchange on London 60 days Sght New York regular 10c 30c dscount. New fork Telegraphc 10c ft 30c dscount. WLLAMS. DMOND & CO. GOT GOOD WATER. What Mr. Buckner d For Unfortunate Natves. Tun One Form of Practcal.Mssonary Work nelled and Refreshng Floods Burst Forth. A venerable lookng old gentleman, wth a wfe leanng on hs arm, trod the decks of the brg Gallee as she lay at anchor n Msson bay last evenng. He was the Rev. W. G. Buckner, who had ust returned from two years' mssonary servce n Ptcarn sland, says the San Francsco Chroncle of August 23d. Ptcarn sland s a small speck on the Pacfc ocean, about a mle and a half n dameter and contanng about 135 nhabtants, all told. Not a wde feld for mssonary effort: yet Mr. Buckner s well satsfed wth the result of hs efforts. Hs prncpal achevement was n furnshng the natves wth an abundance of clear, cold, healthful water. Prevous to hs vst the people of the sland were compelled to drnk warm and stagnant ran water, months old at some seasons of the year. The stuff had quenched ther thrst through so many generatons that they had become accustomed to regard t as refreshng. t was not untl Mr. Buckner arrved and. Moses lke, struck a rock from whch a flood gushed out, that they knew what good water really was. Mr. Buckner formerly conducted the SeventhDa v Adventst Church of Stockton, and was sent down to the sland by the Oakland Adventsts. On the outward trp two years ago he was very sck. Arrvng at Ptcarn. hs frst request was for a glass of fresh water. He had become so tred of the shp's stale drnk that he could hardly swallow t. and on the last few days of the voyage had been kept alve by the hope that on reachng land he would have a chance to get a cool, fresh drnk. What was hs horror when the natves hastened to hm wth a cup of the nastest stuff he had ever tasted. "Ran water s bad enough. ' sad Mr. Buckner. relatng hs experence, "but ths was old ranwater. Probably t was three months old. and orgnally t had been collected from a thahed roof. 1 would rather have drank far water wth a heavy charge of lobela n t than the stuff they poured nto me. mmedately grew stronger began to explore the lttle mountanous sland to try to dscover a sprng, but my search was unavalng. The natves explaned to me that there was a wet.sprng up on the sde of the mountan, whch ran only n the rany season, but n the dry season they had only the water they stored n casks flled from ther roofs when t was ranng. Later, however. became somewhat acquanted wth the tradtons of the sland. "An old natve one day n conversaton told me that years and years ago the people of the sland were suppled wth the best of water by a stream that came out of the hllsde, but whch had beeen flled up by a landslde. got hm to tell me all he knew about the locaton of the stream, thnkng f t ran there once t must be stll runnng. One day wth a party of natves began tunnelng nto the sde of the mountan at a pont ndcated by the old sage, and after gong only about twenty feet, to my profound surprse and gratfcaton a great volume of the clearest, coldest water you ever drank shot forth wth great force. The stream has every evdence of beng perpetual. The land slde had so packed the earth n about ts old mouth that t had been compelled to change ts. course. " sent to Oakland here for more ppes, and re confned the water and led t down nto the lttle town. Now the people are healther and happer than they have been for years and years." The people of Ptcarn sland. Mr. Buckner asserts, are the best he ever met. They are sprtually mnded, and the students n the Adventst boardng school recently bult to accommodate forty are makng excellent progress. The Gallee was forty days comng up from the cty o Papeete. Taht. The length of the trp was prncpally cue to calms and lght wnds. The brg experenced no rough weather. Captan Dnamore sghted the Hawaan Commercal Company's brg Lurlne on August 3d n lattude 26 deg. 20 mn. north. longtude 154 deg 50 mn. west. She reported lght wnds. MARKETNG HUMAN FLESH. The plan of Ubang, now the bone of contenton between France and the Kongo State, s the home of confrmed cannbals, who eat no meat exceptng that of man. They wll not eat beef or veal, but human flesh, seasoned wth salt and pepper, s ther greatest delcacy, and as often as they can afford t they purchase slaves of almost any age and sex. Accordng to recent nformaton, the French mssonary, Allare, succeeded not long ago n rescung 74 young slaves from these cannbals, anl escaped wth them aboard the steamer Lon to the orphanage of the msson house. Allare found these slaves exhbted n one of the markets lke cattle. He stated that these human beng were not only sold as a whole, but even n parts. f anybody had not money enough to buy an entre slave he would choose a porton, say an arm or leg, the seller markng the pece sold off wth whte chalk. The next comer would buy another part of the same unfortunate slave, and so on untl the entre body was sold. When the head was cut off the purchasers receved the porton marked down for them upon the spot. The custom s popular through the entre dstrct, and Allare estmates that annually at least 25,000 human bengs are dsposed of n ths way. Ex. Specal Englsh Trats. The ntellectual specalty of the Englsh, as we should contend, s ther mpatence of abstract deas, ther nablty to beleve that because an dea s sound they are. therefore, bound, even when t s nconvenent, to push t to ts logcal result. They nsst on self government, but are qute content to tolerate monarchy and arstocracy. They hold to relgous lberty as a dogma, but tax all landlords ndfferently to Bnpport an establshed church. They beleve n the equalty of ctzens and tolerate the most astoundng dfferences n the amount of votng power whch s assgned to each, so that a Londoner has scarcely a thrd of the power to nfluence laws possessed by an Arcadan or man of Klkenny. They swear by the franchse as the sheet anchor of lberty, but do not fret, f they get lberty, because the franchse s a restrcted one. Every man wth US s n the natonal deal "free to sav the thns he wll," but when he has sad t he con a under very strct laws, ndeed, ntended to provde that what s sad shall not bo lbelous or ugersoll, blasphemous or mproper. Colonel the Amercan apostle of dsbelef, would cn ths sde of the water have passed half hs lfe n prson. London Spectator. Paul KeT'8 Tower. t s saddenng for the patrotc tourst after he has gaz d wth reverence at the towers of old Chrst church to be told that he s not seeng the ordnal wndows from whch Paul Revere nnng out hs lanterns, but a copy, the real tower havng e n blown down n the great gale o However, there are plenty of genune relcs nsde where the vast maorty of Btton never goes. There are stll the old deep wndow seats, the balcony surroundng the church, wth ts supportng pllars and upper arches; the top "Slaves' gallery," and the antque pews. The bottom of the ancent pulpt of hourglass shape s left us, but the tt p was gven away by the church offcals n 1S20. The clock under the ral has told of the flght of the man wth the scythe for 150 years; the "Yn srar Bble," prayer books, and slver communon s rvce bearng the royal arms wee gfts from Kng George nl73.'l; the huge chrstenng basn came from a parshoner n The marble bust of Washngton aganst the wall was the earlest memoral erected to the Father of Hs Country, havng been placed n poston but ten years after hs death. Loston Traveller. The JUarget Lecrbed Snake. Speke, n hs narratve of the ourney to the sonrce of the Nle, descrbes the largest snake that has ever been seen by man. " shuddered, " he says, "as looked upon the effect of hs tremendous dy ng sm ngth. For yards around where ho lay rvs, bushes and saplngs n fa everythng ex pt full grown trees were ext clean off, as f they had bun trmmed wth an mmense scythe. The monster, when measured, v. as 51 t or 2 nches n exwme length, whle around the thcl s rto of ts body the grth u a: y 3 feet. " A World Out of Jont. A poor devl t. ls hs latest msadventure: " had had nothng to at f r two days. n despar threw myself nto the Sene. A salor fshes me out. Well, tn y gave $5 to my rescuer and nothng to me. Fgaro. Men are often capable of greater thngs than they perform. They are sent nto the world Wth als of credt and seldom draw to ther full extent. Walpole. The bran of woman s absolutely smaller than that ol man, but s prated to bo somewhat larger n proporton to the weght of the body. W. W. DMOND. Art Goods. By the Transt whch arrved on the 4th nst., we receved 100 Jewel stoves and ranges (one large car load) drect from the factory at Detrot. Ths s our thrd shpment. and we fnd that we have only 4 stoves left from our prevous lot. The excellence of these stoves has already been proved by the large sale, but we wll name three ponts: Frst. Long lfe from the heavy hgh grade of ron whch s the same n the $12 stove as n the $50 range. Second. Economy n the use of fuel. Thrd. Quck and even bakers. We propose leasng these stoves on the followng terms: When the stove s delvered oneth rd of the prce s pad n cash, and the balance; monthly thereafter n fve equal payments. f before the expraton of the fve months, the lessee wshes to pay off the balance, he wll be enttled to a dscount of fve per cent, on the amount unpad. f a customer wants to buy outrght, he gets fve per cent, dscount on the whole amount. Jewel stoves and ranges can be had only of us. Von Holt Block. Murata & Co. Japanese mm h Ms Use a Pocket Stove, or Japanese KAR0! A BOON TO NVALDS! A SUbSt'nt? for the o'd Style Mustard P aster and Hot Water Bottles. Appled easly. MORATA & CO. Corner Hotel and Nuuanu Streets. Refrgerated Fresh Salmon CONSTANTLY ON Poultry H. Metropoltan Meat Company Telephone 45. "HALF HALF" S A GREAT APPETZER Makes the weak stout and purfes the blood. Sold at the Empre Saloon. Two for 25 cents. S. KMURA, WHOLESALE DEALER N Japanese Wnes, Lquors PROVSONS. Sakl a specalty. A.LLLEN ST., Telephone 704. The HAWAAN GAZETTE s ssued on Tuesdays and (semweekl y) The demand for colors, both water and ol s the surest ndcaton of a refned taste among the lades of the slands. We are n a poston to supply the demand' A full supply of colors, brushes, ols, varnsh and canvas always on hand.! Pcture framng, satsfactory pcture framng, s due largely to the taste dsplayed n the selecton of mouldngs that wll harmonze wth the pcture. We have the taste and mouldngs. Let us gve you a suggeston. Kng Bros., HOTEL STREET. JAPANESE EHPORUM. 7 ' WE HAVE MOVED,1V From our Kngstre et store to palatal ".quarters n the WAVERLY BLOCK. Hotel Street. Slk and Porcelan Goods of every descrpton, as well as a large assortment of Japanese Dry Goods. N.B. Come and see us. HOWARD & TRAN. Archtects. PATENT MECHANCAL DRAUGHTNG. Fort street, over Bruce War Offce ng & Co. Plans, specfcatons and detals prepared and constructon of buldngs superntended. Jewelry. My stock of Jewelry, Damonds, Watches, Clocks, Ornaments, etc., s complete. ls Mode Latest Noveltes n Sterlng Slverware Mls 01 Natve Jewelry made n unque E. A. JACOBSON, T STREET. (Wenner's Old Stand.) CLAU8 SPRBCKELS. WM. G. rws. tesg ns. CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO., Bankers, HONOLULU San Francsco Agents The Nevada Bank of San Framlsoo. DRAW ECHANGE ON San Francsco The Nevada Bank of 3an Francsco. London The Unon Bank of London (Ltd.). New York Amercan Exchange Natonal Bank. Chcago Mer'hftt Natonal Bank. Pars Com ptor Natonal d'escompte de Pars. Berln Dr. mdm r Bank. lomrkonr and Yokohama Hongkong and Shangha Bankng Corporaton. New Zealand and Australa Bank of New Zealand. Vctora and Vancouver Bank of Mon treal. Transact a General Bankma s Exctanoe Busness Term and Ordnary Deposts Receved. Loans made on Approved Securty. Commercal and Travelers' Credts ssued. Blls of Exchange Bought and Sold. Collectons Promptly Accounted For. The Yokohama Spece Bank LMTED. Subscrbed Captal Yen 12,000,000 Pad Up Captal Yen 4,500,000 Reserve Fund Yen 4,130,000 HEAD OFFCE: YOKOHAMA BRANCHES AGENCES Kobe, London, Lyons, New York, San Francsco, Shangha. Bombay, Hong Kong. Transacts a General Bankng and Ex: change Busness. Agency Yokohama Spece Bamk, NW REPUBLC Bldg, Honolulu, H. L What s PURFNE? t la the n w dsnfectant wfcm has superseded all othr dsnfect ants, beng a scentfc corapou4g havng no odor, yet possessng tfca qualtes of a powerful dsnfectant. The automatc dstrbutor shoam be plac d n every house n Hos lulu where odors and germs of ease exst. They are placed of charge, taken care of and kep workng day and nght for fl.tt per month. t's an nnovaton, but on scentfc prncples, and appeals to everyone of common sens. The dea s ths: The dstrbute drops two drops a mnute, day asrf nght. Foul odors are klled, yet no dsagreeable smell of carborte acd or crude dsnfectants takes ts place. You don't know that a powerful dsnfectant s beng used f you Judge by the lack of odor. But t's dong the duty dong t well. Can w. show you the "deal Automatc Dstrbutor?" Our M. Washburn wll call. f you'll phone to m Ml Co ECLUSVE At EH 1 For the Hawaan slands. BASEBALL SEASON FRST REGMENT V8.' HONOLULU SATURDAY, SEPT. 12 Game Called at 3:30 p.m. ADMSSON 25 CENTS. WM. L, PETLRSON, NOTARY PUBLC, Typewrter, Conveyancer nnd : : HouseH to Let. COLLECTOR. am for Sale or Offce wth A. S. Humphreys, Kaahuman u street. Tel P. O. Box 365. HOUSD and lot on Llha, above School street. 4312t f : THE M Plers H. M. WHTNEY, Mow, Contents for August, Notes on Current Topcs. The Best Sugar ndustry n Amerca. The Lousana Sugar School. Duraton of the Calforna Cannng Season. Hawaan Sugar va Cape Horn. Oxydaton of Sugar n Evaporators. Fermentaton of Sugars n the Sugar House. Sugar n London. Beetroot Manufacture Seventy Years Ago. The Future of Farms and Farmng n the Unted States. Practcal Notes for Farmers. Cultvaton of Coffee n Mexco. The Declne n Prces. Pne Culture n Florda. A Brtsh Empre Zollveren. HAWN. GAZETTE CO., Publshers. AT THE) GAZETTE OFFCE.

6 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 1S96. UNJUSTFABLE KLLNG. Such s Verdct of Jury n Paeheeo Kllnc: Case. Wtnesses All Tell Same StoryKaap un Was Not Attacked at Any Tme. ng che fa tckets unlawfully n hs possesson and was fned $2" and costs. Ah Ta was found gulty of assault and battery on Sun Hop and was sentenced to pay a fne of $10 and costs. Halverson plead gulty to the charge of furous and heerless drvng. Sentenced to pay a fne of $5 and costs. H. A. A. C. Hoard of Managers. A meetng of the Board of Managers of the H. A. A. C. was held n Y. M. C. A. hall last nght, all the remanng members beng present. George Angus was apponted to fll the place left vacant by Dave Crozer, and Ed Towse and Tommy Kng were apponted to the places of Angus and Ruby Dexter respectvely. No Bombast, umns ths mornng t wll be notced No Msrepresentaton, that John H. Paty, for many years the No Sde Shows. NoGftsxcJUSveJy ShOeSl But. Good Shoes at the farest of prces s what we depend upon to make our busness grow. We advertse to tell you what we are dong, and to let you know what we are offerng from tme to tme, but we bank on the values we gve to make The coroner's ury n the Pacheco kllng affar at Pauoa met n the offce of the Deputy Marshal at 1:30 p. m. yesterday for the purpose of takng the remander of the evdence and arrvng at a verdct. Portuguese Commssoner Canavarro was among those present. J. Camara acted as nterpreter for the MANHATTAN LFE. Portuguese wtnesses. Mare Pacheco Saw man shoot at my father. After ths he ran Bshop v Co. Apponted Agents down the street. Heard fve shots altogether. for Well Know n nsurance Co. The last was about 200 yards from By reference to the advertsng col where frst shots were fred. Chrstna Rodrguez Saw the shootng, that took place Saturday mornng. Saw last shot fred. Was standng close by at my gate. Couldn't see face of natve man very well. Probably know hm by sght as have heard he s blnd n one eye. Dd not see hm fre shot that klled Pacheco. Saw natve gong down road ne. Fred at another man. He was gong pretty fast. Heard reports of shootng farther up. Couldn't say how many. Olevera was walkng and all necessary nformaton. up the road and asked the natve what The Manhattan cash assets reach at the matter was when the latter fred the present tme nearly $15,000,000. The company wll contnue to ssue, under J. F. Aguar Dd not see Pacheco the new agency, polces on all the mol whp natve or horse. Was outsde ern and acceptable plans, free from all when natve fred frst shot. Both men restrctons as to resdence, travel or standng stll. Seemed to be havng an occupaton. argument. Only few boys around when shot fred. There was also a Ch RUNAWAYS GALORE. naman and Paeheco's daughter. Pa effcent agent n these slands of the popular Manhattan Lfe nsurance Co. of New York, has resgned, and be speaks for hs successors a contnuance of patronage from the many frends of the old Manhattan. M. J. Landers, manager of the outh busness and to keep t. NOTHNG BUT SHOES! west Pacfc department of the com Really So! " Ye tred them all, and none of them equal rclnerny s Shoes. Ye had the experence; There's no doubtng t. Don't hestate; A tral wll convnce vou. These shoes are rght n t, and are gong to stay there. 'm one of ther customers, and know what 'm talkng about. EPERENCE." We lre M ls fs pany, has placed the agency n the hands of Messrs. Bshop & Co.. who The Manufacturers' Shoe Company. CANE KNFE wll furush on applcaton catalogues T STREET. Tobacco, Cgars, at hm. Made to Remedy the Defects of Those Formerly Used Here. checo was n front of natve's horse. They Turn Up n Dfferent Parts Fred fve shots and then ran. Frst of the Cty. was at me. Fred three tmes at ra Yesterday was partcularly rch n checo. Fred once when he went down. runaways and these were by no means No one tred to stop hm. put cow n confned to any specal qualty. ::: E "AUSTRALA.'" AN NVOCE OF THE FAVORTE Revere Garden Hose Scssors, Shears, Har Clppers, Packng of All Knds, Feather Dusters, Brushes n Great Varety, Shelf Hardware, And Another Consgnment of Ppes and the yard. Took rope off and gave About the mddle of the forenoon t to other natve after all shots were fred. Pacheco never touched man. hack No. 96 mght have been seen standng on Nuuanu avenue above Hotel street wth the top completely Smokers After shots were fred and the natve mashed n. Some one sad that the ran away another Portuguese pcked horse, becomng frghtened at a Japan up a stone and fred t at hm but t dd ese ce cream wagon had attempted to PACFC HARDWARE COMPANY, Ltd. not ht hm. t was the thrd shot shake down all the sgns on both sdes that ht Pacheco. Mrs. Verra Saw Pacheco and na of the street. l Earler n the forenoon there were tves drvng cow up. Heard shots af three whte men sttng n a brake at terwards. Kaapun was tryng, to make the corner of Alakea and Kng streets. ENGNEER. One of the number was H. Sharpe who WHOLESALE RETAL. hs horse step on the rope to stop cow. Pacheco whpped cow to make t go s ust recoverng from a sege of llness. Just then a Chnese carbage ahead. A Portuguese ran up to see HOLLSTER & CO. about the trouble and was fred at. Akana wagon came along and ran nto the am employed as yard boy brake. The sudden concusson threw by C. Booth. Between 9 and 10 o'clock Sharpe out and the brake passed over went out to gate and saw natve flourshng revolver and threatened to shoot hm. No very great damage was done. CORNER T MERCHANT STREETS. Steam Ploughs, Rals and Rollng Stock, at the Portuguese, but he sad " do n the afternoon there was a runaway Cast and Wrought ron Ppng, not care for you." Both were on horse at the ralroad depot. The drver of Coffee and Rce Machnery. mport drect from the prncpal factores of the World. one of H. May's wagons had alghted back, lfted up hs revolver and fred Dsntegrators, "Vctora" Cream Separators. at hm. Dd not see Portuguese strkng natve. Dd not see any to delver some freght and as he was dong ndcaton ths the horse started off. After h. h. wllams Budweser that he ntended to. Saw sx or seven a lvely chase about the lower garden and n the vcnty the horse was men and some boys. They were not stopped. mm THE PONEER frng rocks. Portuguese were not Beer! crowdng on natve before the shots fle A cream colored sparrow was seen a were fred. Portuguese had whp n short tme ago near Cullercoats. hs hand, but struck no one wth t. PETER HGH & CO., Propretors After he had been shot he struck the OFFCE MLL. The Beretana Street : : DEALER, partner of the natve several tmes wth Chld Garden " We have JUST RECEVED hs whp. The frst shot ht the Portuguese. He then ran away and fred ex bark Albert, from San Francsco, a new consgnment of the Wll Open for ts Smmer TEhM by UNDERTAKER ana EMBALMER some : CELEBRATED MOULDNGS Wednesday, Sept. 9, Of Honolulu.! on. : tens. Frames. : MANAGER OF THE. MHRfR m shots at random down on the ground and back of hm. Francsco Olevera Was gong to my work Saturday mornng. Heard Pacheco say "Ths s my cow. Let her The PASTEUR FLTER go." Then he took hs whp and ht fn n STS ALONE N THE WORLD llllllluu.l uuuvh the cow to make her go. Left my work TURNED SAWED WORK ffl to AS A GERM PROOF FLTER. &o and see what was the matter. He drew hs revolver and fred at me. uuo. Drurnonr Door "The very best flter yet devsed canh o Prompt attenton to au orders. TELEPHONE The shot came very close to me. Ddn't wntpr of mcroorgaall n attempt to stop natve. un wth the sole excepton of the PAfe CORNER OF The ury decded that "J. C. Pacheco TEUR FLTER." rrtv rannrt nrenared for tne par T BERETAN A STS. The Daly "Advertser came to hs death on September 5th. lamentary Blls Commttee of the 1896, n Honolulu, sland of Oahu. by Brtsh Medcal Assocaton, of England, n the "Brtsh Medcal Journal, beng shot and klled by one Kaapun: TELEPHONES: Offce, 846; Resdence HACKFELD&CO July' 6th, and nght call, 849. sad kllng beng consdered by ths "n a report ust ssued, General 75 Cents a Month. 4391l bole Agents. ury unustfable." Zurlnden, the French Mnster of War. m H. R. Htchcock, P. P. Shepherd, Only whpped the cow. opened gate. "SECRETARY" PLOWS. Artcles. ROBERT CATTON FNE SLKS RATTAN CHARS, PORCELAN, MATTNGS, : MANLA CGARS. Japan and Chna Teas ALL KNDS OF PROVSONS, Embroderes and Curostes ( Wng Wo Chan & Co Nuuanu Street. JOHNNY, Get Your Har Cut! A CLP from our CLPPERS ECLPSES all other CLPS. Crteron Barber Shop. New Goods! (E Ml KE MARU) Manuel Res, Lous Marks, Joe Radn, F. C. Rhodes. Homesck Bat. The crew of the Australa and others ft. were very much frghtened yesterday CKS. mornng, when a black bat flew aboard the steamer at the Oceanc wharf and alghted on the shoulder of one of the ft offcers. t seemed lke a token of ll SK luck and the brght sunlght was the only thng that kept several present from becomng supersttous. t was Anally decded that the bat had a mo SOMETHNG NEW ADDED N ALL LNES AT WAKAMS Robnson Block, Hotel Street. PACHECO & FERNEZ, The Daly Advertser, 75 cents Propretors, a montn. Delvered by carrer.. tve for flyng back aboard the Aus trala. After havng been freed from ts cage by Joseph Marsden t had gone around to all the haunts of the Japanese beetles and had found them too much for ts stomach. Homesckness set n and the bat determned to stow away so as to get back to ts natve sol. Polce Court tems. n the polce court yesterday. Yong Hn plead gulty to the charge of hav revews the progress made n tne arm snce 1886, n pont of pre hylactc measures. The most strkng result m o thpv were n Mr. de Frey cnet's reports from 18S9 to 1892, those relatng to typhod tever. n ooo number of cases of ths dsease was 14 per 1,000; n lby " beng over r " AAA t was 3,060, beng under o per,"w,..otn obtaned by an almost pro mporter of Sugar Machnery OFFCE WAREHOUSE Queen Street, Honolulu. ENTERPRSE PLANNG MLL, Alakea atf Rchards Streets, near Queen, Honolulu, H. H. E. McNTYRE & BRO., EA5T CORNER T KNO STREET mporters and Dealers n gressve decrease n each year. Ths Groceres, Provsons and Feed, result s shown by a uetaneu eaamato B of the crcumstances of those cotr,r.c whprp the reducton has oc curred to have nvarably followed on the purfcaton of the drnkng water The renort nstances twenty nne of the garrsons most subect n earler years of typhod tever, n eacu of whch the ntroducton of an water supply has been followed by the dsappearance of the dsease, except n solated cases, the maorty of whch were shown to have been contracted outsde the barracks. n those cases where a new water supp v has been provded, and the water was drunk JyFLTERED, epdemc followed from tme to tme on the contamnaton of the source, and dsappeared on the applcaton of PASTEUR FL TERS. The PasteurCbamberla nd Flter Co. J. A. HOPPER, AtENT. New and Fresh Goods receved by every packet frmm Gattfornt, Eanfcv aad European Markets. Standard Grades of Canned Vegetables, Fruts and Fso. Goods delvered to any part of Um cty. Satsfacton sland trade solcted. P. O. BO 145. 'S PPSSta DC TELEPHONE NO. 9SL E

7 pctures. LOCAL BREVTES. LOOK alwaexperence at ths branch and has THK 'V'rC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER : HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 8, 189. Mr. Severn has had years of ya m. t wth success n t. fteo. ls to. WE WANT The H. A. A. C. football teams wll be organzed ths week. Oahu College and Punahou Preoara tory School wll open today Draft No. 1725, for $54 n slver, ha been lost. Seed advertsement. The Delneator for September can now be procured at Mrs. Hanna's. Pacfc Lodge So. 822 wll meet tonght for work n the Thrd degree. A poston s wanted by a young man who can do almost anythng. Best of references Mrs. J. Robnson's watch was found yesterday. t was n, the possesson of another Japanese ' Company A wll gve another of ts pleasurable balls n the drll shed on Thursday evenng. Vggo Jacobsen. the pen artst, has moved back to town agan. Hs tele phone number s 817. Tllt)rD,. the Crcket Club Smoker Saturday evenng. You are expected. Company H had ts usual busness meetng last nght. Four new men were elected to membershp. There wll be an mportant meetng of the Amercan League n headquarters at 7:30 o'clock ths evenng. There wll be a meetng of the Board of Drectors of the Myrtle Boat Club at the usual place tomorrow evenng. The Beretana Street Chld Garden wll open for ts summer term by Mss Thrum Wednesday, Sept. 9th, 18LM. cecrea m tastes delcous ths hot cecrea m weather. Get a "Gem"' freezer from the Hawaan Hardware Co. Walter C. Weedon s favorably mery toned about town as a canddate for the appontment of general appraser. Mrs. H. Gunn, who returned from the States on the Australa, s vstng wkh Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Walker, Kng street. t was Stephen Mnhaulu and not S. Meheula who was arrested yesterday for assault and battery on Wllam Harbottle. Yesterday afternoon Detectve Hammer was summoned before the Marshal and told that hs servces were no longer requred. Mrs. Wm. Chun Hoon ded early yesterday mornng, aged 26 years. The funeral took place from Kaumakapl church at 3 o'clock. The Government schools opened yesterday and so dd the vaccnaton process on the school chldren. The mpate nts are all dong well. Mrs. C. L. Wght wll leave by the Australa for San Francsco tomorrow. She wll go drect to Lowell, Mass., where she wll reman untl after Chrstmas. George W. De Long Post, G. A. R., wll gve ts 14th annual camp fre at ndependence Park on the evenng of September 22d. A grand tme s beng prepared for. Sylvester says that John Slva s spreadng about reports of hs nablty to get a wheel to race hm around the John prob sland on September 20th. ably means that he can't get a wheel speedy enough. The Wall Nchols Company had a bg rush of busness yesterday, caused by the school chldren. Arrangements have been made so that the chldren can have ther wants attended to wth the greatest dspatch. The Trlby"' company, expected here n the near future, s creatng great exctement and people are makng ther plans to take n the entertanment. The box plan opens at the Hobron drug store Thursday mornng. VY. H. Babbtt wll contnue to play wth thf Star baseball team but Blss, alas, wll take hs departure on the bark Albert, leavng for San Francsco n a few days. Baseball enthusasts wll be sorry to lose hm. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Pearson of Portland, Ore., are vstng, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorrn A. Thurston, Judd street ' Mrs Pearson s a sster ot Mrs. Thurston. t s possble that Mr. Pea, son wll locate n Honolulu. f there be roan, woman or chld n Honolulu who has not heard the wonderful "Crown" pano, wth ts orchestral attachment, on exhbton and for sale by the Hawaan News Co.. they should gently menr.der down that way at once. Davd Dowsett was transferred from the Appraser s offce to that of nspector n the Custom House Department yesterday. Mr. Dowsett s a young man of ablty, and hs many frends are glad of the promoton he has receved. taken the photograph gallery opposte Love s bakery T P. Severn has on Nuuanu avenue, where he wll enter mmedately nto the work of takng The regular monthly meetng of the V. f. C. A. was held n the Assocaton hall last ntrht. wth some twentv mem rc. nanr rt. " J JV mntno hnf A 4.ftV. V VV. V. r m ness were brought tp and dsposed of. There was specal dscusson on musc at Oahu College. C. H. W. Norton of the Money Order Department of the Post Offce has been promoted to the poston of clerk formerly occuped by Ruby Dexter. H nlace n turn has been taken bv Fred Damon who has held a poston n the Postal Department for several months. Punahou s to have a football team am rhp lparlner snrtt n the move mem,g w H Babbtt a new nstructor at that nsttuton and a young man brmful of enthusasm over athletcs. He has played quarter on college teams and s ready for the fray whenever t wl! present tbell There wll be another rehearsal of the men's chorus and prncpals n the opera of Trovatore. There s no need cerned to the matter for they are so nterested that they are most anxous to attend whenever they are expected. Be at Aron Hall at 7:30 o'clock ths evenng. Wotr Bulletn. Damond Head, September 7, 1896 eather hazy, wnd lht northeast. A BARGAN N SER'E. All wool serge, double wdth, good qualty, for 75 cents a yard. You can't af V ford to mss ths bargan. Our Sale of J Underwear Musln s stll on. f you haven't taken advantage of the bargans do so at once: t won't pay to make underwear, when you can buy them so cheap. Just thnk of a nght gown all ready made for 50 cents. A better qualty wth embrodery yoke and neck and sleeves, trmmed wth embrodery lor S. Chemses, wth lnen lace trmmng for 35 cents. Lades' drawers, full sze, well made, prettv embrodery trmmngs, only 5 cents a pat. A good plan skrt wth ruffle for 50 cents. t wll certanly pay you to call and examne these goods. Lace Curtans, a Bargan. f vou need any, see what we are offerng for $1.50 a par. They are exceptonal value, fulf wdth and 1 $ 2 yards long; exquste patterns. N. S. Sachs, C20 Fort street, Honolulu. COOK'S MUSC SCHOOL. Warms BrLDNt. Her eta T. Pano, Voce and Harmony. OPEN DURNG VACATON. Another Bg Fall, n Prce! Just what the Publc lke to see. Please the Publc? Yes, that's what rre we are ur, nuu vc please you agan. Here t s: 200 Reams! Good qualty Note Paper at the astonshngly low prce of 35c Per Package. We lead n LOW PRCES, and are rghtly named, "Money Savers for You. Don't mss ths chance 30 days only. Wall, Nchols Company THE MARK Ths s the Best" Tonc. But don't take t unless vou have plenty of food, because t brngs a tremendous appette am you wll want to eat. t starts up the organs, brngs health to thsnee.ln t. Prce 35 cents a bottle. Look for the mark Get t of Hobron Drug Co. FOOD How s your appette? That's a leadng queston t means one of two thng health or llness. No matter how much or how excellent food vou have, wthout a normal appette, you can't enoy t. The dgestve apparatus gets run down; needs tonng up. The "BEST" TONC, made from wholesome gran, s excellent tor a aded appette. t seems to be ust the thng needed. A few bottles wll set up a normal appette. You can get Pabst's "Bet" Tonc of Hobron Drug Co. Desrable Stocks Splendd Opportuntes for nvestors. Larue or sull lots of nnng, Agrcultural Ol Stocks. Stocks and Bonds Negotated. Agents Uukda Ranch Co., Baley Ol Company. Correspondence nvted a Montgomery W. H. BALEY & SON, St., San Francsco, CaL References. San Francsco: C. R. Bshop. Selhv S:n tnt? Works. Hnolulu: V. O. th. T. W. Hot.ron. ESTABLSHED N BSHOP & CO. Bankers TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG ECHANGE BUSNESS. Commercal and Travelers' Letters of Credt ssued, avalable n all the prncpal ctes of the world. WM. G. RWN & CO., LMTED. Wm. G. rwn..presdent and Manager Claus Spreckels Vce Presdent W. M. Gffard.. Secretary and Treasurer Theo C. Porter Audtor SUGAR FACTORS COMMSSON AGENTS THE AGENT f UCeaMC MeaTlSnp LOmpall Of San Francsco. Cal. r GARDEN HOSE 25 N N D 50 Feet Lengths Just Receved ex "Archer." EVERY 4P LY PECE OF OUR HOSE GUARANTEED ALSO, A SUPPLY 3P LY J t OF l),l HUSTACE & CO.; DEALERS N Wood and Coal ALSO Whte and Black Sand Whch we wll sell at the very lowest market rates. Telephone No. 14. Men's Furnshng Goods N ALL BRANCHES. We offer re r sale the most complete and largest assortment of any wholesale establshment here. We guarantee our prces to compare wth any frm here or the Pacfc Coast. Please call and examne our stock. HYMAN BROS., Queen Street. Exclusve Wholesale Merchants. Your Orders : : n FNE. Because: We do them perfectly; we do uptoda te them quckly; we use statonery and we charge only 'Frsco prces. Do you want more convncng arguments? Plenty of them on fle. Come and look explan them over we'll take pleasure n ng. The Rulng Fad Fac smles of your sgnature accurately engraved, no matter how badly or how well you wrte. No matter how many flourshes you affect, we'll portray t exactly as you wrte t. The "Four Hundred" are usng ths style, whch for the tme beng s supercedng the plan scrpt; yet for all that t must not be nferred that t s the only correct thng; as even a plan block letter has made ts appearance. Tastes and a leanng to SFads" have much to do wth rulng styles. We stand ready to cater to your taste. Our suggeston mght help you some also; for you know we keep posted on correct thngs n that lne. H. F. Wchman. Boxes WE HAVE A FEW MORE BOES n our Safe Depost Vault whch are not yet rented. There are four szes, varyng n prce from $12 to $30 per year. Any prvate papers left n these boxes are perfectly safe, as the vaults are frepro of and are ftted wth tme locks, whch makes them absolutely burglarproo f. There are two keys to each box, both of whch are gven to the party rentng box, and should these keys be stolen they would be useless to bearer, as he could not open the box wthout our masterke y beng frst nserted. Partes leavng the slands for ther summer vacatons wll fnd t a convenent place to leave any valuables. Boxes can be rented by the month or year, as desred. Apply to Hawaan Sole Dwy nesmen Co LMTED. CO. Esplanade, Cor. Allen and Fort Sts. HOLLSTER & CO. AGENTS. Lmted.; Merchants and Commsson DRY Agents. GOODS, HARDWARE, aud GROCERES. Aloha CURLY SMOKNG CUT TOBACCO "Dagger" Brand New Zealand Mullet Seasde Resort WRGHT'S VLLA. A Short Dstance from the Brdge, Walklk. Toursts and others wll fnd t to ther advantage to vst the above resort, as they wll meet wth every accommodaton that comfort requres. MRS. THOS. WRGHT, Propretress. CHANG KM, (Late Law Clerk of Hartwell, Thurston and Stanley) GENERAL BUSNESS AGENT nterpreter of Chnese, Englsh and Hawaan Languages. Offce at HAWAAN CHNESE NEWS Opposte the Amercan League, K m Htreet, Honolulu, H.. P. O. BO 181. EAGLE NUUANU HOUSE. AVENUE. CARL KLEMME, Propr. New management, Commodous rooms; Table board the fnest, ncludng many palatable German dshes. Board and Room, per week. $6.50 to $7.50 Table Board. per week. $5.00 Howaon Wng Company mporters, Dealers and Manufacturers of Klnas ' fertlzers Phosphates, Potash and Ammona, WW t A t A Separately or n Compounds. n quanttes to sut. Correspondence and order solcted. A. F. COOKE, Manager. H. W. SCHMDT & SONS Retalers at Wholesale Prces VON HOLT BLOCK, KNG ST. Have agan reduced ther prces of Dress Goods, Household Goods, Talorng Goods, Clothng, Etc....

8 me Pecc mm mm m?mg ntellgence. Awarded ssued Every Mornng, Except Sunday, by the HAWAAN GAZETTE COMPANY, Von Holt Block, Kng Street Subscrpton Rates. The Daly Pacfc Commercal Advertser, Eght Pages. Per month $ 76 Per 3 months, f pad n advance Per year, n advance Per year, postpad to the Unted States of Amerca, Canada or Mexco Per 1 r, postpad other foregn Hawaan Oawttf l SrnW r v PN.,ht Pa crca TudcH o ra a n A Pw1ova Per year, 104 numbers $5 00 Per year, foregn countres 6 00 PAYABLE N ADVANCE. Advertsements, unaccompaned by pacfc nstructons, nserted tll or dered out. Advertsements dscontnued before expraton of specfed perod wll be narged as f contnued for a full term. Lberal allowance on yearly and half yearly contracts. All persons desrng ther advertse ments dscontnued must send a wrtten order to that effect. Where cuts are nserted they must be ALL METAL, not mounted on wood, otherwse we assume no rsk of ther preservaton. C. G. BALLENTYNE, Busness Manager. TRAN 8 3CQ 00 oo H 9 a 5H a w c at gg A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Wve Honolulu.. 6:40 9:16.r f:10 8 teave Pearl Cty..7:40 9:68 2:28 6:68 LMve Ewa Mll.. 8:10 10:19 2:49 2:49 6:14 Arrve Walanae 10:64 3:24 6:49 00 c a) 00 CD M 3gs o cd c C es a OS 2 2 J Moo A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M P.M. Leave Walanae..6: :32 4:16 " lave Ewa Mll.. 7:19 9:10 2:07 3:51 4:51 l.mve Pearl Cty.. 7:50 9:48 2:38 4:22 5:22 arrve Honolulu..8:23 10:80 3:11 4:55 5:55 Freght trans wll carry Passenger accommodatons. G. P. DENSON, P. C. SMTH, Superntendent. Gen. Pass, 4b Tkt. Agt. EGN MAL SERVCE. Steamshps wll leave for and arrve from San Francsco on the followng dates, tll the close of 1896: Arrve at Honolulu Leave Honolulu for from S. Francsco San Francsco or or Vancouver. Vancouver: On or About On or About Australa..Sept. 4 Australa..Sept. 9 R Janero.Sept. 10 Dorc Sept. 16 Mowera...Sept. 16 Marposa..Sept 17 Alameda...Sept. 24 Warrmoo. Sent. 24 EC VESSELS EPECTED. Vessels from Due. O. & O. S. S. Gaelc, Chna and Japan Due Brt bk Routenbeck, Lverpool..Dec. 15 VESSELS N PORT. NAVAL. U. S S. Adams, Watson, Lahana. MERCHANTMEN. (Ths lst does not nclude coasters.) Am bk Albert, Grffths, San Francsco. Bktne S. N. Castle, Hubbard, San Fran csco. Haw schr Norma, Rosehll, Laysan sl am. O. S. S. Australa, Houdlette, San Fran. Am bk Ladas. Dxon, Lverpool. Am. bk Forest Queen, tfeasey, fort 1 u " u J ARRVALS. Sunday, Sept. 6. Bark Ladas, Dxon, from Lverpool. pool. Monday, Sept. 7. Am. bk Forest Queen, Beasley, from Port Townsend. DEPARTURES. Monday, Sept. t. Bark S. C. Allen, Thompson. lor San Francsco. Stmr Waaleale, Peterson, for Ka paa. Stmr Kaua, Bruhn, for Punaluu, Ha wa. Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Oahu ports. Stmr J. A. Cummns, Searle, for Wa manalo. Stmr walan, Smythe, for Lahana, Honokaa and Kukuhaele. VESSELS LEAVNG THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER L896. TODA Y. Stmr Knau, Clarke, for Mau and Ha wa ports, at 10 a. m. Stmr Claudne, Cameron, for Mau ports, at 5 p. m. Stmr. Mkahala, Haglund, for Kaua ports, at 5 p. m. PASSENGERS. Departures. For San Francsco, per by S. C. Allen, Sept. 7 Mrs. B. T. McCullough, Mrs. J. M. McMann, Mss Maron McDonell, George Stewart For Kaua, per stmr WTaaleale, Sept. 7 H. P. Watton, Mss Hggng.s, Mss Hadley, and 6 on deck. EST QUEEN" AGAN. A Kamaana Turns up Agan After Years of Absence. The Amercan bark Forest Queen, Beasley master, arrved n port early last evenng. 26 days from Port Town send, wth a full cargo of lumber for Lewers & Cooke. Ths s the frst tme the Forest Queen has been n Honolulu harbor for some tme, but she s by no means a stranger here. She was bult on the Pacfc coast gome twentyfv e years ago and her frst voyages were n the lumber trade be tween Puget Sound and San Francsco. She was one of the flash vessels that saled nto San Francsco. Every Sun day mornng the salors had to be on the yards, polshng up the brass work, and the Forest Queen was kept as neat as a pn at all tmes After plyng between Puget Sound QnH Snn fnr several veara Pekng...Sept. 28 Chna Sept. 25l, QO oton lobnh tra A natrnun. Rnnt 28 AnatraKo rf 9 ' Mr vw...c..wx' v rwto.awvs av no w 7 vot. a U. rw 10 W Warrmoo...Oct. 16 Monowa...Oct. 15 Marposa...Oct. 22 Coptc Oct. 20 Belgc Oct. 21 Australa...Oct. 28 Australa...Oct. 26 Mowera Oct. 24 f'eru mov. z Gaelc not. 6, Australa..Not. 1C Alameda...Not. 12 Mowera Not. 16 Pekng Not. 16 Monowa...Not. 19 Australa..Not. 21 Ro Janero.NoT. 19 Warrmoo.. Nov. 24 Gaelc Nov. 28 Chna Dec. 2 Australa..Dec. 11 Marposa...Dec. 10 Dorc Dec. 16 Belgc Dec. 11 Warrmoo..Dec. 16 Australa...Dec. 16 AJameda...Dec. 17 Coptc Dec. 28 Chna Dec. 24 Mowera Dec. 24 METEOROLOGCAL RECORD. By the Government Survey. Publshed Every Monday., BAROM. therm Sat N Sun EN K Mon EN E Tues NE Wed ,71 4 NNE lhu. 3 : S Otl 6K 2 NNE rd J NNK Barometer corrected for temperature and elevaton, but not for gravty. TDES, SUN MOON. Dat. 5 5 a x p.m p.m p m. a.m. " Mon r. " Tues am p.m. Wed p.m. Thur Frd ; 6.3S 6.20 a.m at ' un l New moon Sept 7 at 3hr. 14mn. a m. The tdes and moon phase are gven n standard Tme. The tme of sun and moon rsng and settng beng gven for all ports n the eroup are n Local Tme, to whch the respectve correctons to Standard Tme applcable to each dfferent port should be made. The standard Tme whstle sounds at 12h. am. 0. mdnght) Greenwch Tme whch s Qh 30m. p.m. of Hawaan Standard Tme. s o " "....,.. and was a most lamnar odect aong the water front. About twelve years ago she took fre at the Esplanade, the present ste of Wlder's wharf, late at am hrq anh q 1 an tyc ftor, A lullbc wcc uuucu, auu vayam tyuu ng, then master, who was sleepng be low, came very nearly beng burned to death. The Honolulu fre department, then pulled about the streets by volun teers, went to the rescue and extn gushed the flames. The Forest Queen contnued n the sland trade and carred sugar to San Francsco untl she got too old for ths knd of work, when she was taken off and put n the lumber and coal trade to San Francsso. Now she turns up agan n Honolulu n the lumber trade. pleasant sensaton to have some other part of the lookout bury tself a couple of nches n the bran of some passerby. The hars n the ear of a cat are so senstve that f touched as wth a pencl the anmal shudders. Mfcheat Honors World's Far. Q old Medal. Mdwnter Far. CREAM BAKNG POWDER A Pure Grape Cream of Tarter Powder 40 Years the Standard. LEWS & CO,, WHARF Arent. Honolulu. H.. WAVE. AT DAMOND HEAD SGNAL STA TON. Sept p. n. The weather s hazy; wnd lght, east. The Kaua sals today for Hawa ports and wll take a large freght. The new nterslan d steamer s expected to arrve here about the 15th of next month. The Mokol saled yesterday afternoon on her regular route for Lanal and Moloka. The Knau, Claudne and Mkahala leave on ther regular routes today, the former at 10 a. m. and the latter two at 5 p. m. The J. A. Cummns dscharged her cargo of sugar on the Hall's wharf yesterday mornng and saled agan for Wamanalo n the afternoon. The Lehua's sugar went to the Oceanc dock. Ths s the last of ths season's crop from Honomu. The Papalko u plantaton wll fnsh grndng for the season today. The Amercan bark S. C. Allen saled for the Golden Gate at 2 p. m. yesterday. Her cargo conssts of 11,471 bags of sugar, weghng 1,365,497 pounds, domestc value $39, She also took away four passengers. The followng amount of gear and cargo has so far been saved from the wreck of the Gansborough: 305 fathoms chan, about 300 fathoms 1moorng chan, 2 suts sals n good condton, 3 anchors, ol tanks and about 50 tons of coal. The three anch ors, l new Amercan wndlass, 2 capstans and 8 water and bread tanks yet to come n. The fore, man and mzzen lower and top masts are yet standng, as also the head gear. Captan Cawa y took charge of the wreck on Saturday evenng. The Brtsh bark Ladas. Captan Dxon, arrved from Lverpool on Sunday afternoon. She brngs a cargo of general merchandse consgned to Theo H. Daves & Co., of about 1,850 tons. The bark experenced heavy weather off the Horn. She was unable to dock untl ths afternoon, awatng hgh water. She has evdently a olly set ol tars, for the harbor resounded yesterday wth ther old tme shantes whle heavng up anchor. The Ladas made the trp n the smart tme of 119 days. The bark Santago, whch cleared from San Francsco for Hlo on August 27th, has the followng cargo aboard: Fve hundred and thrtytw o barrels of flour, 75,196 feet lumber, 2,373 pounds sugar, 613 bales hay, 13,240 pounds tallow, 2,962 sacks bran, 1,778 ctls barley, 104 cases and 7 barrels salmon, 20 barrels rosn, 10 barrels lme, 150 cases coal ol, 1,032 pounds butter, 3,080 pounds lard, 4,792 pounds bread, 101 tons fertlzers, 5 mules, 1 valued at $27,486. horse, etc., Alameda Steward's Eye. Consderable dscusson s gong on along the front as to what dd really happen to the eye of O. N. Clark, the genal steward of the steamer Alameda... S. W&arf ncdent. A Chnaman drove hs dray upon th Oceanc wharf yesterday mornng, took on a load of potatoes, onons and bean?, and then lke a good Mongolan tred to get off the wharf as soon as possble so asno t to offend anyone. Well, the horses ddn't see thngs altogether that way, and started toward the lower gate, but ths was locked. After runnng over rocks, sugar bags and other strange obects, the horses encountered the forbddng countenance of nspector Scott and stopped short. Dangerous Lookout. Probably a very few people look up An mpresson has gone abroad, ow at the old look out staton on the back ng to an account of the affar, part that of C. Brewer & Co.'s buldng onl Three lots, 75x200, on Punchbowl both Mr. Clark and hs eye had been the water front, but t may Hll, frontng on Thurston avenue, be that.. pulvu some day, f t s not taken away, m uugu x suua wcltr uunc u Spencer avenue and Vctora street. some the last trp to Australa, Dr. Casey, the These lots are amongst the most desrable n Honolulu as they are con person n town wll be forever debarred shp's surgeon, offcatng. f ths really dd occur, nether Mr. Clark nor from even the ablty to look up at t. venently located and command a magnfcent vew of the ocean, extendng Yesterday mornng there was qute! hs optc show any sgns of tne exper from Damond Head to the Waanae a breeze strrng and one of the corner ment. Accordng to the frst account, mountans. posts of the old lookout fell to the a soda water bottle exploded, knockng Lots on Kng. Kapolan and Young ground not four feet away from the out the steward's eye. whch Dr. Casey streets. Ths tract wll be sold as a horse attached to a passng dray whole or n lots. t s a splenddly and replaced. The doctor s sad then to stuated property beng close to the bured tself a couple of nches n the have pulled Mr. Clark through the bottle, presumably. Several people called ng on Thomas Square. busness centre of the cty and front ground. When examned the post was found to be very much decayed. The at the steamer today and requested to For partcular? apply to rest of the lookout was put up n the have a look at the bottle. The true J. A. MAGOON, 4385 tf same tme and the concluson s obvous. nto a soda bottle got hs eye stuck n story s that Mr. Clark whle lookng Merchant street. Probably t mght not prove a very the neck. Thereupon Dr. Casey beng N. F. BURGESS. called, he broke the bottle, removed the eye and then pulled the steward through, after whch he artstcally s stll at the busness, reparng lawn brought the eye and the steward together agan. However, the affar s somewhat mxed, but Mr. Clark s all rght at the present wrtng. San Francsco Examner, Aug. 29th. The Lord Mayor of Manchester. Eng., presented to Captan Ncholl. formerly n command of the Brtsh steamer Scottsh Prnce, a vase, forwarded through the Unted States Consul by Presdent Cleveland n recognton of the rescue of the crew of the Amercan schooner Elsha Gbbs. of New Bedford, Mass.. on March 6 last. DED. KTCHEN At Glmanton, N. H., of a sudden attack of paralyss. August 28. Col. Marcus L. Ward Ktchen, aged 61 years. DRAFT LOST. Draft No. 175 for $54.00 n slver. ssued by Hanamaulu Plantaton, Kaua. Drawn by H. Hackfeld & Co., n favor of the Yokohama Savngs Bank. Ld. 4400t f. POSTON WANTED. By a young man who can do almost anythng; clerkshp n store, ether n cty or other slands, preferred. Best of references furnshed. Good character. Address "H. P.." ths offce t BANKRUPTCY NOTCE. Havng been apponted Assgnee of the bankrupt estate of M. S. Levy, notce s hereby gven that all partes havng clams aganst the sad estate present the same at once, and all partes ndebted to the sad estate to make mmedate payment to me. H. LOSE, Assgnee. Honolulu, Sept. 5th, t TO LET. A few unfurnshed rooms, wth ktchen; also furnshed room; stuated n rear of Kawaahao Church, second gate below Kng street t DRAFTS LOST. The followng drafts have been stolen from J. G. Jones. Kukuhaele, Hawa, and payment stopped: Aprl 30th, No. 283 to W. South for $70; Aug. 24th, No. 530 to T. K. Lalakea for $ F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., t Honolulu. STUATON WANTED. Young Scotchman wth ten years' bookkeepng experence desres stuaton at any knd ot offce work n town or country. References f requred. Address "J. G.." offce of ths paper. 439Sl w STUATON WANTED. Japanese wants stuaton as offce boy or any other knd of lgt work. Address "J.," ths offce w LLORDS Publc notce s hereby gven that the undersgned, J. K. Kamanoulu, has dstraned and leved upon the followng goods and chattels, the property of Tn Lee (c) for rent due by sad Tn Lee (c) to the sad J. K. Kamanoulu, and n arrear to the amount of one hundred and twenty dollars ($120) for rpnt of certan fshne rerhts at Kuku tow t: luaeo, Honolulu, 110 fathoms fshng nets, more or ess. Crockery, pots, etc. And notce s further gven that sad goods and chattels wll be sold at pub ; le aucton, at the salesrooms of James F. Morgan, Queen street, Ho nolulu. H.., on Saturday, September Moga n, 12th, 1896, at 10 o'clock, by Jas. F. to satsfy the rent due and n arrear as aforesad on the above fshng rghts. J. K. KAMANOULU t mowers, garden hose, etc. Lawn fnr rpnr hnucht mower c snld or pxehaneed. Old worn out hose taken n exchange for labor. Machnes called for and re turned. All work promptly attended to. Rng up telephone t f BY AUTHORTY. FRANK R. DAY, M.D., has been reapponted a member of the Board of Dental Examners for the Hawaan telandfl for the term of three years from 1st day of September, 1S90. J. A. KNG, Mnster of the nteror. nteror Offce, Sept. 4, 1S S 3t RRGATON NOTCE. Holders of water prvleges, or those payng water rates, are hereby notfed that the hours for rrgaton purposes are from 6 to 8 o'clock A. M. and 4 to 6 o'clock P. M. REW BROWN, Supt. Honolulu Water Works. Approved: J. A. KNG, Mnster of the nteror. Honolulu, July t f. Pac c Lodge. L F.! L There wll be a specal meetng of Pacfc Lodge, No. 822, A. F. & A. M.. at ts Hall. Masonc Temple. THS (Tuesday) EVENNG. Sept. 8, at 7:30 o'clock. WORK N THRD DEGREE. Members of Hawaan Lodge, Lodge le Progres and all soournng Brethren are fraternally nvted to be present. By order of the R. W. M. H. H. WLLAMS, 4400 lt Secretary. For Sale or Lease. House and lot, corner of Vctora and Green streets. Apply to 4380 ARTHUR HARRSON. RENT. BY THE WEEK OR MONTH. My cottage, "Walana," on the Pennsula, completely furnshed and wth bathng facltes. J. M. WHTNEY. 4395l w Resdence at Punahou, contanng 7 rooms and outhouses; electrc lghts; hot and cold water n ktchen and bath room. Corner lot 100x200, well m proved wth frut and ornamental trees and plants. Apply "A," Advertser offce. 4391t f SALE OR LEASE. Desrable cottage, sx rooms, lana, bath, closets, etc., good shade trees and yard. Wll sell on easy terms. Apply at premses, Anapuna street near Wlder avenue, Punahou. J. A. BUTTERFELD. 4382t f Buldng Lot For Sale. One desrable buldng lot, stuate on the corner of Keaumoku and WTlder avenue, 297x150. Water lad on and trees planted. Wll be sold n whole or n lots as desred. For terms, etc., apply to W. W. HARRS, At Lewers & Cooke. Honolulu. Sept. 1, t f. Kaluaaha ranch, on Moloka; area, about 1270 acres fee smple; large and complete map of the lands; agrcult ural, grazng, frut and coffee lands. Ths estate wll make a delghtful home; yeld full return for labor and good nterest on the captal nvested. Apply to J. ALFRED MAGOON,?ext Postoffce, n Honolulu. 4316tf PASTURAGE NOT CE. Good pasturage for a lmted number of horses at Kulouou near Nu. For terms apply to J. M. MONSARRAT, Cartwrght's Block, 4376t f. Merchant St. Oceanc Slm Hf For San Francsco: THE Al STEAMSHP " AUSTRALA " Wll leave Honolulu for the above port ON Wednesday, Sept. 9, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M. The undersgned are now prepared to ssue through tckets from ths cty to all ponts n the Unted States. For further partculars regardng Freght and Passage, apply to,....,. WM,T lj v ly cv 1 1 ' u SJ' t General Agents Canadn Australan SHP LNE. B tamers of the above lne, runnng n c mnecton wth the CANADAN PA CFC RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney, N. S. W.. and callng at Vctora. B. C. Honolulu and Suva (F), are Due at Honolulu On or about the dates below stated, Tt: From Sydney and Suva For Vctora and Vancouver, B. C. Mowera August 24 Warrmoo September 24. From Vctora and Vancouver, B. C. For Suva and Sydney. Warrmoo August 1 Mowera September 16 Warrmoo October 16 Through tckets ssued from Honolulu to Canada, Unted States and Europe. For Freght and Passage and all general nformaton, apply to Theo. H. Daves & Co.. Ltd. GENERAL AGENTS. ceonc w& Company AUSTRALAN MAL SERVCE SAN FRANCSCO: The New and Fne Al Steel Stnamablp "MARPOSA" Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu from Sydney and Auckland on or about SEPT. 17thf And wll leave for the above port wth Mals and Passengers on or about that date. SYDNEY AUCKL: The new and fne Al Steel Steamshp "ALAMEDA" Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu from San Francsco on or about SEPT. 24th, And wll have prompt dspatch wth Mals and Passengers for the above ports. The Undersgned Are Now Prepared to ssue Through Tckets to All Ponts n the Unted States. For further partculars regardng Freght or Passage, apply to WM. G. BWN & CO., LTD. General Agents. )ceanc Jles! Gompany TME TABLE. LOCAL LNE. S. Australa: From For San Francsco. San Francsco. Sept. 4 Sept. 9. Sept. 28. Oct. 3. Oct. 26. Oct. 28. THROUGH LNK. From San Francsco From Sydney l or Sydney. For San F rancsco. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Monowa..Aug. 27 Marposa..Sept. 17 NOTCE. All partes havng clams aganst the Estate of the late C. Akana, storekeeper, who carred on busness at Kalua, Kanalu and Hookena, Kona, Hawa,' are requested to lodge the same, duly authentcated, wth the undersgned wthn three months from ths date. W. F. WLSON, Recever C. Akana's Estate. Kalua, North, Kona. Aug. 31, l m 4396l w