Kittablished Jul S.-- G. THE CZAR. Suffering With Bright's Disease,

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1 f,f fl :h H r r r rfvt Aflwte$ a MmmM P. t Kttablshed Jul 2. S. G. VO. XX JNO ho:no:llt. Hawaan slands. Wednesday, October t, so. PKCE: 5 CENTS. Hawaan Agrcultur Co., Oncmea Sugar Co., lonomu Sugar Co., Wnku Sugar Co., Wahee Sugar Co., Makee Sugar Co., Heaka Kauch Co., Kapapa la Kauch. Planters Lne San Franc&co Packets. Chas. Brewer & Co.s Lne of Boston Packets. Agents Boston Board of Underwrters. Agents Phladelpha Board of Underwrters..ST OF OFFCERS: P. C. Jones Presdent Geo.. Kobertkon Manager E. F. Bsuop Tres. and Secy. Col. V. F. Allen Audtor C. M. Cooke ) H. Waterhocse...V Drectors C. L. Carter ) The Hawaan Safe Depost AND nvestment Company OFFERS FOR SALE SHARES HAWAAN AGRCULTURAL COMPANY STOCK, Shares Kahuku Plantaton Stork, Share Hawaan Electrc Company Stock, Shares Peoples ce Company Stock, Shares Hawaan Sugar Company Stock, EWA PLANTATON COMPANY FKST MOUTGAOE 7 PEE CENT. BONDS Hawaan CloTernraent tontls, bought and sold. Secure Your Vuables by takng a box n Safe Depost Vaults. le Hawaan Safe Depost And nvestment Company, 03 FOKT STREET, HONOLULU. 363l w Castle & Cooke, LFE AND FRE NSURANCE AGENTS FOR m LLUULl J. K) NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Lfe nsurance Company OF OSTOX. Etna Fre nsurance Company OF HARTFORD. Naton ron Works QUEEN Between Alakea 8TREET, and Rchard Streets. mhe UNDERSGNED ARE PRE v l Vnla rtf Tron. Brass. Bronze, Znc and Lead Castngs; so a gener repar cuop u ccom Engnes, Rce Mlls, Corn Mlls, Water Wheels, Wnd Mlls, etc.; Machnes for cleanng of Coffee, Castor Oxl Beans. Rame, Ss. Pneapple Leaves and or fbrous plants ; so, Machnes for Paper Stock, Machnes for extractng Starch from Manock, Arrow Root, etc. CAll orders promptly attended to. Whte, Htman & Co. 342t M. E. Grossman, D.D.S. DENTST, S3 HOTEL 8TKXT. gstorrc Houms 9 u. to 4 r. u. f.nkgotates LOANS ON Se Estate and Person Property STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOL). f you have Re Estate tor Se we can nnd you a purchaser. tlfh you have Houses for Rent we can fnd tenants. GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENTS 3 and 5 Kaahunanu Street, Mutu Telerhoue 639. Near PostofSce. NOTARY C. A. LONG, PUBLC 5 Kaahumanu st. Teledone G39. 3Sll6 m C. B. RPLEY, ARTHUR REYNOLDS, ARCHTECTS. Offck New Safe Depost Buldng, Hoholult, H.. Plans, Specfcatons, and Superntendence gven for every descrpton of Bu"d ng. Old Bulngs successfully remodelled and enlarged. Desgns for nteror Decoratons. Maps or Mechanc Drawng. Tracng. and Blueprntng. ngs for Book or Newspaper llustraton. New Goods A FNE ASSORTMENT. TLES FOR FLOORS And for Decoratng Purpdeea ; Mattwo or l Kemd3, Manla C3abh. WNG WO CHAN & S65 q CO. The New Jewelry Store 003 Fort Street, ABB PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE ANY" THLVO N TER LNE. Souvenr Spoons a specty. Also, on hand a fne stock of mported JEWELEY. EVERYTHNG N THE LATEST DESGNS. 2EGF"sland orders promptly attended to. P. O. BOX 287. MUTUAL TELEPHONE 46S. E. A. JACOBSON TK Merchants Exchange Wll receve by Austra ths morndg A FKES NVOCE OF ENTERPRSE BEER ALSO" OYSTERS FOR COCKTALS 3S0Stf PONEER Steam Candy Factory and Bakery F. HORN, Practc Confectoner and laker, TO. 7 HOTEL STREET. 3753t f HUSTACE & C6. DSALSKH N WOOD AND COAL Also Whte and Black Sand whch we wll sell at very lowest market rate.s. CGTExll Telzphonb No. 44. "Mctu Telephone No l v The Dy Adverts er, 75 month Delvered by Carrer c exts BJood Crculaton." 3S4 503 f WLLAM FOSTER, Attorney at Law, KEMOTED TO NO. 4 MERCHANT STREET. Mutu Telphone 3S0. 3S0Slm A. PERRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW And Notary Publc. Offce: Over Bshop Bank. 3692l v WLLAM C. PARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Agont to tak Oyrcx AC AdtnowlodgmenSo. No. 3 Kaaburoant Street, Kono lulu, H.l. H. R. HTCHCOCK, Notary Publc, Second Judcary Crcut.., KALUAAHA, MOLOKA. EAWAAN 3 ashless (Tar Busness (farts:. contnue to be current, latest THE CZAR SEROUSLY LL bex to effect that a young opera DAYS WTH MME. BLAVATSKY, dancer has refused as nsuffcent llustrated Tks sum of 40,000 roubles offered her f she C. BREWER k CO., LMTED The Hawaan nvestment Co, would qut Russa. t s sad she wants 00,000 roubles, but she s not lkely to get t, for she s too nsgnfcant a cause of trouble. Queen Street, Uonolu,,. Sufferng Wth Brghts Dsease, Some people who have an opportunty of studyng character of EVE AGENTS FOR MY SATURDAY AT 3 P. M., Yav oflce, Knt; street. Subects: Czarewtch declne to beleve n and Near Deaths Door. S043 HARDWARE CO., HARDWARE, Cutlery and Glassware 307 Fort Street. 3575l y M. W. McCflESNEY & SONS WHOLESALE AWD DEALERS N GROCERS lear and Shoe Fndngs HONOLULU. AfJTTNTQ Honolulu Soap Works Co., luho Honolulu Tannery. BEAVER SALOON, FORT STREET, OPPOSTE WLDER 4 CO.a. J. NOLTE, Propretor. Frstcla ss Lunches served wth Tea, Coffee, Soda Water, Gnger Ale or Mlk. OPEN FROM 3 A. M. TLL 0 P. M. Smokers Kecustes a specty. CTY : CARRAGE : COMPANY Corner Kng and ltel Streets. Carrages at l Hours 373t f OTBoth Telephones 3. J. S. ANDRADE, Manager. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO., Steam Engnes, Bolers, Sugar Hlls, Coolers, Krass and Xatl Castlngrs, And machnery of every descrpton xaade to order. Partcular attenton pa. to shps blacksmthnc. Job work excated on shortest notc. LEWS & CO., Wholese and Ret Grocers FORT STREET, Telephone 240. P. O. Box 397. LEWERS & COOKE, Successors to Lewers & Dckson. mporters and Deers n Lumber And l Knds of Buldng Maters. NO. 83 FOKT STREET, noxolclu JOHN GENERAL So. 253 T. WATERHOUSE, mporter and Del la MESCH AKDEE. Queen gteet, foolo CONSOLDATED Soda Water Works Company, Lmted Esplanada, Comer Alen and Fort Ss. HOLLSTER & CO, S lv A?fnt. H. EACKFELD & CO., Gener Commsson Arents Cor. Fort and Queen ets., Honolulu. Massage. RS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE AJL that she wll attend a lmted number of patents. Aldress at H. M. Whtneys, Kng st. ; Bell Telephone &t f LEADNG PHYSCANS ATTENDNG. Characterstcs of Mau who Wll Succeed to Tlrone A Student V ho has Studed Germany, and wll Chance Polcy of tuasla. (Per barkentne S. G. Wlder.) London, Oct,. A St. Petersburg spec dspatch to Tmes says: The Czar has lost n weght enormously durng last few weeks. He suffers great pan, and looks very ll. A dspatch cabled from St. Petersburg Saturday stated that "The Czar, actng upon advce of Professors Zacharn and Leyden, hs attendng physcans, wll make a temporary stay n Lvana shortly. The Czar has a pace n a town named Lvana, THE CZAR on sourn coast of Crmea. There s so a town named Lvana n Greece, not far from Ans. The sendng of yachts to Pneus seems to mean Czar s gong from Spa to Greece, nstead of to Crmea, as heretofore reported." The Standard correspondent n Berln s authorty for statement that Trofessor Leyden has dagnosed Czars ment as Brghts dsease n an advanced stage. On or hand, Venna Tageblatt mantans that Czar s sufferng from neurasna, coupled wth anaema, n addton to kdney dsease. The Czars condton, t s sad, was made worse by a cold whch he caught two urhts before leavng St. Petersburg. He went to one of telegraph offces n Wnter Pace at oclock n mornng and dctated a message to Abbas Tuman, n Caucasus, concernng heth of hs favorte.son George, and wated an hour and a hf n bare offce for a reply from doctor. He was not satsfed wth reply, and returnng to hs bedroom threw hmself nto an armchar and wept. He cred : 44 Oh God, what have done to be so severely puushed? " The Czar could not sleep through thnkng of h son George. Durng frst nght of hs stay n Georges resdence n Spa Czar arose from hs t ed, went to hs sons room and watched hs sleepng son for a long tme. n returnur to h3 room he passed through a com passage and was attacked wth rheumatsm, whch made h l condton worse. t s sad that, he gtvatly prefers Grand Puke George to Czarewtch. t s far to say that l who have come nto contact wth tn Czarewtch hold a hgh nptm of hs ntellgence. He was to have artved at Darmstadt Frday preparatory to takng hs fancee, Prnces Alce, to Wesbaden next week, re to be receved nto Orthodox church. These arrangements have l been up et o ng to llness of te Czar, hut fact that y were m;e and publcly announced sets at st persstent rumors as repugnance of The young Prncess to renounce fath n whch she was born and bred. She s an average prncess, after l, wth no partcular reluctance to become an Km press. Humors affectng Czarewtch exstence of opera dancer. Ors admt possblty, even probablty, that story s true, because Czarevtch, though amable and geuerous, s not by any means of resolute character, and, moreover, he s pecularly susceptable to pretty faces and wnnng ways. These blemshes of character may be merely ndcatons of mmaturty, but y are causng anxety ust now n vew of possblty of ths young mans early cl to throne. HER TO THE THRONE. Peculartes of tho Man Who f Wll Succeed ths Czar. ) Ncholas Alexandrovtch, Czarevtch, her to throne, s by no means a robust young man; (He s short and rar delcate lookng, wth anythng but mper bearng whch has come to be assocated wth Romanoff famly. The present Czar s a vertable Aax, of enormous sze and strength. Hs heart would probably have gone out n sympathy to an her who nherted bodly qutes of hs race, or would have forgven hs weakness of frame, had OF RUSSA. t contaued an mperous mnd; but Czarevth had ner, and t s sad to be only through nfluence of Czarna that eldest son hab not been set asde from successon n favor of hs younger bror, Mchael. However much Czar may love hs eldest son, he has no great respect and admraton for hm as a RusHan Emperor, says a wrter n Munseys Magazne. He s a student, and Alexander thnks that students are of sml account n world as compared to men who can bend ron pokers n r lngers., Ncholas Alexandrovtch has studed l hs lfe, because studyng was; hs only pleasure. Fear of Nhlsts kept hm for years most a prsoner n mper pace and country places, where he grew up an nnocentface d boy, wth no knowledge of lfe except what he ganed through books and papers that had been carefully nspected before he saw m. The darker sde of Russan hstory was to hm a seed volume. Some fve years ago young prnce started out upon hs travels. He went to Denmark, to England and to Germany, and amount of modern nformaton that he managed to mbbe and carry back to Russa set teeth of czar on edge. The young man had brought back wth hm well defned am radc opnons and ores upon questons and lterature of day. He had decded that Jews were human bengs, and that t was nhuman and rdculous to persecute m. Worst of l, n bs fars eyes, he had become devoted frend and admrer of German emperor. Look upon Russa as she s today, and magne a mld, very ntellgent, modern young man comng n to take rens of an most absolute monarchy ; a young man who has chosen as hs wfe a vvacous German grl, wth a keen sense of humor and daughter of an Englsh mor. When present ruler des re s lkely to be a housecleanngn Whte Czars country. The czarevtch s twentys years x old. Ever snce hs boyhood Europe has been busy selectng a wfe for hm. He s so Englsh n hs tastes, so fond of hs cousns, chldren of Prnce of Wes, that t was supposed he would select one of daughters of that house, but even had nclnaton ponted that way Greek church absolutely forbds marrage of frst cousns. nterestng Remnscences of Vsts to Theosophst. STRANGE REVELATONS BY HER. Stores Told of ast of Wrter That Were Startlng ndeed, But Prognostcatons as to Future Not Correct Pecular Kevolver ncdent. As subect of osophy s exctng consderable nterest n Honolulu at present tme, and ndeed has been occason of much dscusson and comment throughout Unted States for sever years past, anythng wth reference to famous author of system s lkely to be nterestng. n summer of S75, whle n a law offce n New York wth Wllam Q. Judge, present head of order n.unted States, Madame Blavatsky came nto cty from Europe. Her advent and doctrne aroused some newspaper comment. Mr. Judge, beleve, was personly acquanted wth Colonel Olcott and, through hm, procured un ntroducton to Madame. One afternoon he asked f would lke to meet her wth some or people holdng varous pecular vews. Of course, wa only too glad to have opportunty. n a few days an appontment was made, and wth Mr. Judge went one evenng to where Madame Blavatsky was resdng on rvng Place. We found a dmlylghte room, wtl a d few, rar nterestng and curous people ready assembled. Sttng round a large table, Madame and some of more promnent thnkers, lke Colonel Olcott, began dscussng some of propostons of sprtusm whch were n exctng attenton. They had much to say of recent dscoveres n Egypt and Orent. They dscussed meanng of heroglyphcs. t was stated that key had been found whch opened way for those who became suffcently possessed of osophc dea to perform many wonderful thngs, and to exercse mmense sprtu power. t was sad that one, thoroughly acquanted wth sgns and symbols used by magcans of Egypt, could agan accomplsh mauy of strange and apparently mraculous acts performed by m. MADAME B LA VATS KY S APPEARANCE. The Madame herself was to me qute as nterestng as subect dscussed. She was very large, heavly bult, very fleshy, wth a neavy face, brght, sharp eyes, and marks of, ntellgence and power; but, to my thnkng, face so seemed a gross one. t so happened that sat at one end of table whle she was at or, aud every once n a whle she observed what was dong. A revolver lay before me and, weeng that t was not loaded, occasonly handled t, slowly cockng t, watchng revoluton of barrel, whle lstenng to dscusson. Now and n t caught hfcoc k, at though could not see why. Present Madame observed: " Be careful: you wll hurt yourself wth that pstol." 44 Why," sad, " what s matter wth t?" "Nothng," she "t s n perfect order, but sometmes John, n a sprt of mschef, mddles wth ts workng and t catches, and, f you are not careful, t may suddenly snap and hurt your Augers." Ths was nterestng, and looked at revolver agan very carefully wth renewed nterest, tryng to make up my mnd as to who "John" mght be, and wheren hs nterference conssted. Fnly er myself or Mr. Judge asked: " Who s John, and where s he?" "John," sad Madame, "s a knght, who lved durng tme of Queen Elzabeth, and he 3 often wth me. That s he," she sad, pontng to a sml pcture n an ov frame hangng on wl. glanced at t agan, for had looked at t sever tmes durng evenng wth some curosty, for t appeared as though a red ro e had been forced between glass and pcture. Both Mr. Judge and ruyself examned pcture aud observed that t appeared to be of u knght of about perod of Queen Elzabeth apparently from hs dress. To me he seemed to wear a pecular snster expresson. The eyes seemed to glsten (though ths may have been from my magnaton) aud, lookng closely, t appeared tome that a rose had been forced between glass and pcture mat. " Why s rose re?" asked of Madame. " t comes tself," she sad; " sometmes t s re and s agan suddenly removed." Ths agan found to bo extremely nterestng, and watched pcture furtvely durng remander of

2 o THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, OCTOBER 7, S94. evenng, hopng t ee appear, but t dd not. ro e ds a t;st. am by mere force of a wsh and desre, be transported to nda, or Chna, or any or pont, and that such a person mght hold free wth sprts or wth sprtu thngs. Madame cled attenton of company to fact that thrteen were gared around table, whch had some sgnfcance aparentlhome tme after mdnght she suddenly exclamed, "Hut why need we only meet and tk; why not materze; why not, at present moment, form a socety and undertake study of truth n connecton wth ths gret and absorbng subect?" The ors agreed, and t was so understood and agreed specfcly for that those who oned socety low fctudy of osophy shouldstep benothng else to nterfere or of pursut ths tween m and great subect. Whle was very desrous of knowng more upon ths topc, felt that had no rght to throw asde everythugelse, and refore could not on socety; so, when those gared around table, at Madames command, oned hands and arose to repeat promse, one to anor, and to form socety, whch was n done, wthdrew and kept my seat. Madame, at or end of room, leaned toward me, her eyes gvng out an angry lght, and motoned for me to stand up and on hands, but shook my head and must confess that was rar embarrassed to appear to stand n way n any degree of obect n vew. As soon as se prelmnares were over and company began to dsperse and converse wth one anor, Madame came quckly to where was standng aud, an empressve, perhaps an angry voce, sad: "Perhaps, Mr. C, you do not thnk that fully understand and apprecate what t s that comes between your sprt and mne that prevents you yeldng to me, but do; re s anor person who stands between you and me, but wll gan that yet." After a few more remarks, Mr. Judge and wthdrew. He sad, as we went away, that seemed to have aroused Madames re, whch fact regretted. t statement of mywelf. Knowng or belevng that was an absolute stranger to her, sad ths would gve me great pleasure. Where upon she took one of my hand, examned t carefully and made a number of statements wth regard to my charlf acter, and varous matttr about correct. to be beleved whch She n placed herself n front of me (we were both standng) and took what looked to me lke au ov guttapercha or rubber frame or plate, er slghtly concave or convex, could not tell whch, and, placng one end aganst her wast, wth her hand brought or end out about rght angles to her body. Then, lookng nto ths black mrror, for such t was, beng hghly polshed, she elowly of my brth, stated correctly dateheavenly sysor so under what star numbergave a n Bhe tem was born. ncdents wth regard to my past lfe whch found reasonably correct..she stated that was not Amercan born but came from a foregn county, and n sad, as nearly as can recollect : " see a young man sttng at a table readng." (She n descrbed hs appearance whch certanly corresponded wth my own at that tme, am as t was upon an occason whch mght have been what she desdrbed.) le reads a whle; n throws down hs book wth an expresson of uncertanty and dscontent; n reads agan ; he goes to wndow, looks down upon lawn below apparently watchng some people playng somethng wth bls and stcks; n he reads agan, but fnly throws down hs book and says, ll read no more of t, and, puttng on hs coat, goes out and ons players." myne of FR ABLTY ADMTTED. As t dd present an exact reproducton of what had occurred only a few k, hfcoc k (curc WORK, He Gves an Excellent Represntatoof Mephsto. ( Al. of Madame that absolutely necessary. Zlrs. S. A. Lefeber Kossmoyne, Oho. Terrble Msery Helpless Wth Rheumatsm and Wthout Appette Tred Feelng and Pans Dspelled by Hoods Sarsaparlla. " was n terrble msery wth rheumatsm a my hps and lower lmbs. read so much about Hoods Sarsaparlla that thought would try t and sea f t would releve me. When commenced could not st up nor even turn over n bed wthout help. One bottle ot Hoods Releved Me so ranch that was soon out of bed and could wk. had so felt weak and tred l tme ; could not sleep, and obtaned so lttle rest at nght that felt l worn out n mornne. had no appette to eat anythng, but Hood HoodsCures Sarsaparlla restored my appette so that could eat wthout any dstress, and hav paned rapdly n strength. have taken fve bottles of Hoods Sarsaparlla and am as well as ever." Mrs. S. A. Lefebek, lossmoyne, O, Hoods Plls cure lver lls, constpaton, blousness, aundce, sck headache, ndgeston. OBRON DRUG COMPANY, Wholese Aeents Hawaan Coffee Planters Manla Wth Notes of.methods of Coffee ture Practced n Guatema, trazl, Lbera and Ceylon. EDTED ty. M. WHTNEf. SO Thought He Had a Rght to Use Hs Own Premses. HA WA On Ewa sde of Opera House, openng nto yard of house formerly occuped by Mr. Nacayama, s a wndow. Ths wndow s very convenent for those CENTS. CO. who do not wsh to pay a dollar for a seat but are content to look at There s one man who has, durng last two or three performances, drven Mr. Levey nearly wld. He has nssted on lookng through wndow, whch t s necessary to keep open n order to ventlate house. Levey has ordered hm away sever tmes, but he ways bobs up serenely agan, and takes n whole show regardless of fumng and frettng of lessee. Last nght clmax came. Levey was determned to drve onlooker away, and latter was so nterested n performance that he ddnt want to leave. So Levey got a polceman, and went outsde. Pontng man out to offcer, he told hm that f he saw hm re agan to arrest hm for trespassng. But man got even. He turned to Levey and sad, n a terrole voce, Get out of my yard." He lved on premses, and thought he had a rght to use hs own property as he saw ft. t s war to knfe between hm and Levey. POST YOUR FRENDS. sland nformaton Contaned n " Gazette." The Alameda s dne to leave for San FraDcsc tomorrow, and by her those whose wsh to nform r frends n States of latest doogs on slands, should send copes of Hawaan Gazette. The s9ae of Tuesday, October 6, contans fd proceedags of Frst Republc Conventon wth pctures of senator (Janddates, an account of Athletc Sports of last Saturday; uterest ALOHA and Tweed 8 cch s Budweser Beer Brewed by AMEUSEU BUS CQ 5REWNG SOCATON, SCHLTZS AS AND OF MLWAUKEE BEER H. HACKFELD & CO., Sole Agentn for Hawa an nlands. 3S072 W 6YAUTH0ETT. Notce. Owng to ntenton of undersgned of vstng offcly offces under varous Departments, "Publc Accountants" and ors havng busness are requested wth AudtorGener to cl at hs offce between hours of 0 and 2 a m, except on Treasury pay days, when usu Government offce hours wll be observed. The attenton of "Publc Accountants" n Honolulu s eo cled to law whch requres that r returns to AudtorGenershl be made not later than tenth dayof each month.. LAWS, & Son, est styles and patterns, wll be sold n quanttes to sut purchasers Marcus R.Colburn, a Bankrupt HEREBY GVE NOTCE THAT was duly elected Assgnee of Estate of Marcus R. Col burn of Honolulu, sland of Oahu, Hawaan slands, drayman, (who was adudcated bankrupt on 5th day of September, S94) by vote of credtors at r meetng held on 2lst ult. All credtors of above named bankrupt are requested to prove and tle r clams accordng to law forthwth, and l persons owng sad Estate or havng any property of or belongng reto are requested to pay and delver up same forthwth, to undersgned, Assgnee, at hs offce, No. 204 Merchant street, Honolulu. Dated ths 8th day of October, 894. HENRY HOLMES. 3S 59 w PumpDg Engne for Duplex Compound Pumpng Encne wth ndependent Ar Pump and Jet Condenser. Pumpncr Engne 2. P.. Steam Cylnder; 24 n. L. P., Steam Cylnder; 4 n. Water Cylnders; 8 n. Stroke. Ar Tump, 6x0x2. Ths Engne wll pump at ordnary speed 200 to 500 glons of water per mnute to a uegbt of 75 feet and wll be sold at a bargan. partculars apply to gu For furr HAKU SUGAK CO., Hamakuapoko, Mau, or CAfeTUE & Cooke, 379t f Honolulu. 20Ye ar MEETNG OF THE 8TOCKholde rs of Hawaan Gazette Company, (Lmted) held ths 9th day of October, 894, at offce of Company, followng offcers were elected to serve for ensung year: W R Castle Presdent W M Fomroy G Pars Treasurer W E Brown Secretary W C Weedon Audtor W. E. BROWN, beeretarv. Honolulu, October 9, 89. AT VcePresd 383 : Leases OF Lots Centrly Located APPLY TO 5922 w Notce of Partnershp Changes TN OF KAPAA, KAUA, ths day sold to frm of AudtorGenera l. 3S03 0t Quong Wah On & Co. of Honolulu l hs nterest n followng partnershps : Quong Wah On & Co. of Honolulu, Water Notce. Oahu ; Quong Wah Jan & Co. of Kapaa, Owng to drought and scarcty of Kaua ; Quong Ta Jan & Co. of Khwa. water, resdents above Judd street Kaua.Kaua; Long Ta Jan of Lhue, are requested to collect what water y All persons are hereby notfed not to may requre for household purposes be transact any busness wth or pay any money to sad Chop Tn on account fore S oclock A. M. of any of sad partnershps. ANDREW BROWN. Dated Honolulu. October 8, S9". Superntendent Honolulu Water Works. QUONG W.aH ON & CO. 33 w 5923 w Honolulu, H.., July 20, S94. J. M. CHOP YOU CAN GET Havland Chna, plan and decorated; Englsh Chna, Whte, Grante; Cut Glassware, Moulded and Engraved Glassware, Agateware, Tnware, Lamps and Fttngs, Flower Pots, Frut Jars and Jelly Glasses and a thousand or useful and ornament artcles at 3744 tf Estate of Hop Kee Co. Holders of water prvleges, or those KEE COMPANY OF NUU news &tury and remnscence of payng water rates, are hereby notfed OP anu street, Honolulu, havng uuade Kawaahao Chnrch; a hatch of en that hour for rrgaton purposes are an assenment to me of l r property, tertanns letters from or sl from 7 to S oclock a. m. and 5 to 6 hereby rt quest l persons havng ands; a story about msson here clams aganst sad Hop Kee Company A. BROWN, to present such clams to me wthn one of Delegate Sanford Flemng and oclock p m. Honolulu Superntendent Water Works. month from ths date, and l person? latest news receved from YokoHop Kee Company are requested owng h : nf war Approved prompt payment to me. to make m. t J. A. Kng, C. BOLTE, Japan s greatest exporter of Mnster of th nteror. Honolulu, October 2, S l wt 3o9St f ba.punr. Honolulu, May 23, S94. YVAS. 3S07t f n;,. A ent Se Electon of Offcers rrgaton Notce. Kerrs L. B. J u. New Supply of drama standng up, where y Genune save a hundred cents. Dagons LMTED. JUST TO HAND Seres, Publshers. EX OF Cloth, E.O.Hl A Man Who A N GAZETTE STORE, Cul Gvng full nstruetoas how to plant, cultvate, clean and prepare Coffee for market. Also estmate cost of a coffee plantaton of 200 acres. PRCE Latest mdortatons heard n every nook aud corner of our store. t would only tre you f we ave yon a lst of many dterent artcles we have ust recev ed per "Senta" from Eugland, "Amy Turner" from New York, and "Rt" and "Austra" from San Francsco, but wo have goods, and f you cl on us you wll get an mpresson or two. Frst, v are FRST CLASS and second, that our prces are LOW. For that tred feelng not Hoods Sarsaparlla, but more exercse a gun, a rle, or a boat f you tako t out cf doors, or dumbbells, chest weghts, etc., f ndoors. Our shot guns range from 2 to?65 n prce, but we fnd 35 gun gves ust about rght amount of exercse for ths clmate that s we udge so from way y sell. After usng one of our Wnchester Mltary Rfles tll you can get nsde an bulls eye, 8 out of 0 shots, you wll fnd not only s tred feelng gone, but you have learned to be are wavp to be found at cool and careful thngs that wll serve you well n or ways than rfle sbootng. Have you heard of story of rshman? He bought apples for one cent and sold m for two and sad he made one per cent, proft. We do not commt busness sucde by tryng to make rshmans one per cent. f you prefer boatng and yachtng to shootng, you wll fnd we have most of mater needed to er buld a yacht or boat or keep t n repar when bult, and you do not have to buy any more than you need, as we have everythng handy to 47 Queen Street Honolulu. ret as well as wholese. BETTER fence wre s now made than ever before and as POOR fence wre s now made as ever has been before. The BEST can be had rght here n Honolulu, and yes WORST. We sell GOOD KND. These Goods are of barbed Wat for our remarks about wre. "We have plenty now, but wll best Englsh and French soon have a lot of best n world and t wll pay you to wat make and comprse new for t. S7For se by l news deers. HE OWNED THE PROPERTY., VERY pepper n hs soup he receves an lmnresrod. and mpressons are last nc. How can we mpress upon you that t s rely your duty to trade wth us, that our prces and servce are better than elsewhere? PerhaD we can mpress vou n ths way: Money tks, tks cents too t persuades stubborn and con vnces skeptc. We know of no such pleader as a LOW PRCE and we have tred to make ts voce llett dd perhaps best 7lllUTttSC:fU3 "ATtlU strkes a red A man n a room. The lght effects were good, but re was more nose caused by rsng of sun and moon than or, n far ths season. The play was 4Faust" and re was a very sml audence. Mores pty, and people who remaned away are to be condoled wth. The wrter, not havng a person acquantance wth Mr. llett, does not know wher t s nature for hm to play part of Devl or not, but hs Mephsto was certanly excellent. t was not straned, and nothng that he dd seemed out of place. t n tself wa3 worth prce of admsson and showed more study than that ganed by a few days readng of lnes. Ms3 Dglesh was Marguerte. Mss Dglesh 3 a good actress, Honolulu knows that, but her Marguerte was somewhat dsappontng. She was a trfle too chldsh and kttensh n frst two acts. A sweet nnocent peasant grl s not represented by a Lttle Eva, and once or twce last nght, when ccum was on her, one most expected " Uncle Toms Cabn " transformaton scene. But after second act Mss Dglesh played woman and dd much better. As Faust, Mortmer Snow was good, and he certanly excelled n love scenes. Mss Belmour made a far Dame Martha, and Mss Nannary was perfect as Geneveve. The play was somewhat marred by Jean "Werner sngng a blad when he should have been locked HALLET bf Thne Seen Yet work on Opera House stage last nght seen here snce advent of Dey Company. Mortmer Snow has gven Honolulu people some excellent actng, but to Mr. llett must be gven credt of best nterpretaton of a part so Theosophc Socety or Amerca was organzed; that t began actve work, aud that, wthn a short tme, many or branch socetes had been establshed throughout country. After Madames death, whch occured a few years ago, Mr. Wllam Q. Judge, who had, as understand, been n nda wth her and who had traveled elsewhere qute extensvely as an nfluent and mportant member of order, became head of organzaton n Unted States. Ths s, however, gven upon mere hearsay. of Mr. Judges wrtten have letters sever years ago; none recently. know that he has been through Unted States lecturng upon Theosophy and has nterested large audences. Pror to hs becomng a member of socety, he was a member of an evangelc church n Brooklyn, bat have understood snce that he has wthdrawn. n hs letters to me he expressed contempt for trammels of Chrstanty and hoped that bad become freed of ts servle bondage. Wth regard to Madames propheces about myself, my own plans were changed shortly after meetngs at rvng Place, aud was marred n followng October. n December receved a telegram from Kakaua to return to slands to occupy a Government poston, whch dd. year my eldest n my twentynnt h was born. chld Wher se events operated as a fulfllment of Madames propheces, cannot say. Certanly have ways regarded brth of ray eldest sou as a brght and happy ncdent nstead of a dark event. Upon my return n February, 87G, among many letters whch were handed me was one whch excted nterest and curosty of my frends. The envelope was covered wth cabstc sgns. looked at t n surprse, not beng able to guess for a moment who t came from, but t flashed across my mnd that t mght be from Madame and, when opened t, read: "Madame Blavatsky presents her complments to AttorneyGener of Sandwch slands and begs hm to try and recollect her prophecy wth regard to hs future." n foregong notes have tred to relate facts only wthout color, leavng t for those who read to draw r own conclusons. Probably most of those who have had nterest to follow ths new sm are aware of expose whch took place n nda; but even n vew of that and wth what may appear to dsnterested persons as patent fraud, s t not possble that devotees of Theosophy aud worshppers of Madame Blavatsky may honestly beleve n truth of her leged mracles? Honolulu, Oct. 5, S94. C. KfHt Pley Company. LETTERS FROM MR. JUDGE. Blavatsky but was aware lro urtlo4 Olen ly tl nllue nce saw nothng furr lvrha ttnxrtscmcut When n y. days prevously, was compelled wth consderable surprse to admt that t mght apply very well ndeed. Contnung to look nto her mrror, Madame made sever or observatons wth regard to my future lfe, and fnly closed by sayng: The crown of your lfe s very near at hand but a dark shadow comes or thracross n your twentynnt h teth year," wth whch she closed. was nterested to learn what dark shadow was but fed to do so. She only shook her head gravely wthout gvng any nformaton. n asked Madame f she would low Mr. Judge and myself to take away revolver for a careful examnaton, as we were auxous to ascertan wher or not t were n fact n perfect order. Wth rar an mpressve manner, she repled : Oh, certanly; take t, you wll fnd that everythng s l rght, and am very glad to have 3ou make examnaton," after whch we wthdrew. The next day Mr. Judge, hs bror, now a lawyer n New York Cty, a vouug man by name of Wllam Learn, and anor whose name have forgotten, and, durng forenoon n law offce took revolver to peces as carefully as possble but could dscover nothng wrong, whereupon Mr. Judge rar trumphantly sad: You would better have beleved Madame last nght for you see nothng s wrong." "Oh, wat," repled, "none of us are gunsmths; lets have ths thng more carefully looked nto. Well take t to Remngton Arms Company, (whch had an offce and sesroom ust above on Broadway), and let hen look at t." Puttng t toger as carefully as possble, we l went up re and, handng weapoa to a clerk, asked hm f anythng was wrong. Handlng t wtn precson of a sklled operator, he repled: Yes; somethng s matter wth but wll make t l rght n a moment," whereupon he ran down stars to work shop. afterward regretted that some one of us dd not go wth hm. but we dd not thnk of t at tme. n a mnute or two he returned and, haudug us revolver, sad: 4t s l rght now. The lne har was sprng that controls broken; here t s," and he handed us broken sprng. Ths satsfed my curosty as to Johns foolng wth pstol, and we returned weapon BUMPED HS HEAD. wth a note, thankng Madame for her courtesy, by hands of a messenger The Supers Worked Too Soon, but boy. He Doesnt See Joke. ANOTHER CASE. Al llett, who played Mephs A few days later, at Mr. Judges nvtaton, we agan cled uo Mad topheles n " Faust," had what ame Blavatsky and found an nterest wa?, to or actors, a funny ng company present. Mr. Judge was experence. llett, however, dd greeted wth much ehuston. Madame n turned to me and her eyes Hash not see oke. ng fre, angrly sad: When Mephsto makes hs apperhaps you thnk, Mr. C, that my pearance n frst act, he does t sprt was not wth you and that dd on a trap, and s supposed to come not hear your scornful and contemptuous remarks about that pstol, but on at a cue gven by Faust. Last was re aud heard every word and evenng he was standng on knew every thought that you were trap, below stage, at tme thnkng." and hs cue was expected. About a was completely to surprsed reply but tred mnute before he was to appear, he hardly knew what to tell Madame that she was mstaken sad to men who worked about auy contemptuous or scornful ropes: " When say three, let her remarks, but she would not be appeased and, durng long evenng The brllant men n pulled that followed, had an uncomfortable sense of an occason wrathful glance rope mmedately, and up shot from her. The dscusson that ensued Hlrtt. He was.ot prepared, lost very much same that evenng wasoccason, only that t hs bance, and hs head truck as on former entered deepernto mysteres than stgf wth a resoundng whack, lw: as an regretted that dd whch rased a lump at that tme. notes, for t was extremely egg on hs head To add to hs not make nterestng and for many years re msery, he nrrvrd on stage membered much of what took place. about thrtv and too tme, however, hardly At present stateexcept he couldnt even hvc; :ulrt remember anythng one who of rubbng h head. ment made by Madame thatabsolutely studous" and became L,lett dd As wa.s sad possessed of sprt of nqury and. of truth mght, at a moments notce not tree oke. hfcoc AL GOOD ou commun After a conversaton of.sever lourn, about mdnght company began to break up, am, tkng wth one and anor ery graoouly, n a few mnutes Mad.tte refhed our end of room and had a few mnutt very pleasant conversaton wth her. stated that whle never havng had an opportunty to te. so cled ower of hokng nto future, or of clng vp past, at same tme had ways felt much nterest n t and would be very much pleased f she chose to gve some exhbton of her power. SShe sad that she would do so and asked f she should gve me some HALLETTS J. T. WATERHODSffS Queen Street Stores. 3S07 tf

3 3 FAR PLAY S ALWAYS A JEWEL, A MYSTEROUS ASSAULT, t5nuro Suwtstmrnts Why Ptch nto Marfarlane Because Mss Cntter Vctm of a Mdnght Guests Do Wrong? Prowler. TUT AT u ljl U ATtfW t n n : MXNG POLTCS AND PUNCH. AWAKES WTH A ROPZ ON HER NECK. trraur tt Colour To t A ClJMre for Nome Knlrrr l"r t KoatUt, Mt eoplr n luuar to et a Lynchng lre ndtlru rluk Too Heatlly. s Arcunl Clew, a Vet, to lerpet rator VERY FNE. of :llnc MonnrrbUl llahlta. of Outrage.ararn nvestgatng;. Mexcan Cgars.et t be thoroughly understood from th date on that under changed f ool and poltc condtons anv attempt at a revv of monarchc caf had habts er n publc or prvate, wll lx met wth open rebuke. The Auvkktskk had better stck to tn sensatons and leave Btar and communty to take card of facta..star, Oct. 2th. The Star gves a poltc sgnfcance to some unfortunate and dsgraceful dongs n Hawaan hotel, because ts propretor s sad to be a royst. Ths s constructon to be put on ts stern resolve, n ludng to se dongs, that " any attempt at a revv of monarchc bad habts, er n publc or n prvate, wll be met wth open rebuke " by Star. t would be more n accordance wth facts to warn any Amercan vstors here, or who may come here (for l partes nvolved are Amercans), that any attempts on r part to mtate " monarchc bad habts," would be everlastngly, and exclusvely, rebuked by Star. Because some Amercans went on a spree n hotel, and under supervson and toleraton of steward, who s a naturzed Amercan, t seems hardly far to charge Colonel Macfarlane wth attemptng to revve "monarchc bad habts." People from States, or elsewhere, are qute able to conduct very vgorous dsspatons, wthout consultng hm. The Stars nsnuaton that a poor Amercan lambs, bleatng on se dstant shores, were led nto tho trap of monarchc bad habta" by Colonel Macfarlane, because he s beleved to be a royst, and wshes to revve th lecherous glores of monarchy, s smply, as t seems, an attempt to "get even wth hm, on poltc grounds. Of course, free use of lquor s rely cause of ths bad busness. f Star wll strke at evls of " rum," t wll "take care of facts," better than n any or way. n dong eo, t wll only gve Advertser anor " sensaton " to tk about. The dsgraceful conduct of o vstng foregners, resdng n tht hotel, cannot be defended. t may be sad, however, that prvleges of any hotel are open to abuse so much so, that no woman, however hgh her soc poston may be, s not admtted, f one, to any "frst class" hotel n cty of New York, unless she has spec and satsfactory credents. Ths requrement works, at tmes, very cruel hardshp, and t would do so here, where t s dffcult for vstng women to dentfy mselves. The bad example of monarchy, and ts bad habts was, for years, tolerated by ths communty, though t had power, years ago, to stop m nstantly, as t dd stop m n 93. Notorous ndecency, n hgh places, s at an end ; but f mor tone of communty s not what t should be, communty tself s not free from blame. NDEPENDENT TCKET. Amercan Unons Wll Not Wn Wthont a Straggle. All wll not be smooth sng for tcket nomnated by Amercan Unon Party. There wll be an ndependent tcket n feld, and names wll be made publc ths afternoon, for before 4 oclock y wll be fled wth Mnster of nteror. Harry Klemme has decded to run, and t s probable Paul Neumanns name wll go n. The Schuetzen Company met last nght and decded to support an ndependent tcket. Anor meetng wll be held tonght. The Hawaan Republcan Club met last nght and t was decded to support nearly l of tcket named by Amercan Unon conventon, but t was thought best to wat and see what ndependents are n feld before takng fn acton. Thanks are due J. J. Wllams, photographer, for pctures whch have greatly aded Advertser durng last few days. Mr. Wllams work s so good that t s a pleasure for artsts to reproduce from hs photographs. f some of frends of F. J. Cutter could have caught a certan ndvdu early esterday mornng, re would have been a quet, unostentatous lynchng bee held on Hotel street n early hours. Shortly after three oclock yesterday mornng, Mss Lzze Cutter was awakened by feelng somethng around her neck. At frst, beng only hf awake, she dd not thnk much of matter. n a few mnutes, however, she was fully awakened by feelng a rope slowly tghtenng around her neck. Lookng up, she saw a man kneelng on bed, wth a rope n hs hand, or end of whch was looped around her. She put her hand between her neck and rope and worked noose off. Then phe screamed, and man, whoever he was, escaped by a back door. Mss Cutter ran out on porch, where she met her sster, who had been awakened by cres. The case s a most mysterous one. The only explanaton that seems feasble s that vllan was about to attempt crmn assault when Mss Cutter awakened, and frghtened hm away by her screams. Ths seems to be only soluton of matter. t s hardly probable that man, f he was a burglar, would take trouble to choke hs vctm, when she was asleep and he could have robbed house wthout fear of nterrupton. The whole affar showed careful preparaton. The man had entered house by a wndow n rear, whch had been left open. After he came n, he took pans to unlock a rear door, leavng t standng open so that he could make an easy sneak n case of detecton. Mss Cutter dd not get a good vew of man, room beng qute dark, and she was, of course, very much excted. She says, however, she saw enough of hm to know that he had a dark complexon, and s qute large. Ths s a very slm clew for polce to work on, and at present re seems to be lttle show of scoundrels capture. The case was put n Captan Larsen s hands yesterday mornng. He wll work on t, and try to dscover who man s, but he seems to have a hopeless task. A pece of sml cotton rope, found n Unon lane, may help n nvestgaton, however. A THMBLE BEE. The Lades of, Centr Unon Church to Have One. The Lades Socety of Centr Unon Church fnds that ts treasury s empty and t must make a spec effort towards ts replenshng. But not wshng to lay a heavy burden on any, or to demnsh n any way recepts of neghbors of Anglcan Church n r comng bazaar, y have decded to hold a thmble bee. All lades of church and congregaton are nvted to meet at church parlors on Thursday afternoon between hours of two and fve oclock, and brng r sewng. Your own sewng s meant; button holes for Johnnys acket, napkns you hem by hand, stockngs that must be darned, n thought that yon are steng tme that belongs to famly, wll not obtrude tself on you. Each lady s asked to brng some contrbuton n money fxng amount herself, as each knows best what she can afford to gve. No one wll know se amounts save gvers, and she who gves fve cents wll be as welcome as she who has fve dollars to spare. t s often 6ad that women would rar tk than eat, and t s ntended to test truth of saydg. There wll be nothng to eat, and of course, no dshes to wash. They wll have smply a "feast of reason and a flow of soul," and a goodly amount of enoyment wll be had out of occason. To any frends who do not count mselves members of church or congregaton but who may feel that y would enoy a soc afterdo on a most cord nvtaton s extended. Jm Sherwood says he has some new bathng suts whch make mermads turn green wth envy. OBEKT.. FLYNG.B THREE FAMOUS PACKSS. MASCOT Robert Js recent phenomen performances have made hm tk of horsemen everywhere, and hs latest feat wll make nterestng a descrpton of bay wonder as gven by R. J. C. Wker, who owned hm as a colt. "Robert J., was foed at Wllamsport, Pa., Juno, SSS. n owned both hs sre, Hartford, and hs dam, Gerdne. He was a pure bay, wthout any marks whatever. pad no partcular attenton to hm as a colt, as had sever ors about same age. They l ran toger untl Robert J., was nearly two years old. Then he was broke to harness and drven frst n road wagon and afterwards n sulky. He wab not a partcular promsng horse. Hs frst record as a threeyea r old was made at Albany, where he made a mle n 2:22J." W. fat OUS DANTY DELC LfUUVl U AS.bC YOUR GROCER FOR EED LABEL OTSTEES These are new pack Large, Fat, Extra selected. One tr wll prove r merts. X.. The Cans of Ths Brand Contan a Greater Quantty Than Those of any Or Mtchell & Peterson, Coast Agents. H. E. McNTYRE & BRO., UfPOJSTBBS AMD Groceres, Provsons and Feed EAST CORNER FORT DBALBBB H AND KNG 8TREET8, New Goods receved by every packet from Eastern States and Europe. Fresh Cforna Produce by every steamer. All orders fathfully attended to, and Goods delvered to any part of cty free of charge. sland orders solcted. Satsfacton guaranteed. Post Offce Box No. 45. Telephone No. 92. HAWAAN GAZETTE CO GENERAL PRNTER Sad to bo Superor to Havanas TRY THEM. HOLLTSTER & CO mporters of TobaocoB, Csars, Snolcers A.rtoles, "Wax "Vestas, Etc., 32 to. FUEMTUEE JUST RECEVED A NEW LNE OF FURNTURE and UPHOLSTERY Bedroom Sets, OF THE LATEST Wcker Ware, Cheffoners and Chars TO SUT ALL AT THE LOWEST PRCES; ALSO, ALL KNDS OF MANU FACTURNG DONE N FURNTURE, BEDDNG AND UPHOLSTERNG, AND BE8T QUALTY OF LVE GEESE FEATHERS, HAR, MOSS AND EXCELSOR ON HAND; ALSO THE LATEST PATTERNS OF WCKER WARE KP N SETS OR SNGLE PECES. DGTSpec orders for Wcker Ware or l knds of Furnture to st at low prces. JGCAll orders from or slauds wll receve our prompt attenton and Furnture wll be well packed and goods sold at San Francsco prces. J. HOPP Your Druggsts and Your Grocers Q a new beverage pure, noncohol AND stmulatng. t s BNDERS No. 46 Merchant Street. ANTA c, exhlaratng, PATTERNS N & CO., 7 4 Knsf Stree t Aro Uovf Sellng (r refreshng and GRAPE FOOD tna t c npvnncv. cf nnt htntte m,lrc fnr uftn nrpn rprl for use. Beng both food and drnk, you wll fnd t ust thng to tone laggng system. For full nformaton, cl upon your deers or drop us a post card. Pacfc Commerc Advertser, (Egh Pages.) ssued Every Mornng, Except Sunday. 75 Cents per Month. Delvered by Carrer to any part of Cty.

4 thk ACfC COM3EKClA ADVJEBTSEB: OKOUU, OCTOBER 7, nur 3uwtsrmtnts. The Pacfc Commerc Advertser and he resded n yamen, or Jmly 5ope5 household, of latter, n Tentsn. For some reason, Emperor ud Every Mornng, Except 0 WE HT TOE MARK? Sunday, by th has "soured" on Mr. Pelu n, and has ordered Gener L to put hs October c, 8g4. Hawaan Gazette Company Unless ndependent w, sonnla out of yamen. Ths, canddates bob up before electons A FEW MNUTES WLL TELL perhaps, Gener L would be wllng to do, under ordnary crcum t N. 3 Merchant Strrt. stances, but he dont lke to be men nomnated Saturday W. X. ARMSTEONG, EDTOR. slapped n face, by Bror An nvestgaton wll convnce you nght wll be elected on a that of Sun. Moreover, "he wll we have ht mark for onr nterest. WEDNESDAY. : OCTOBER 7, S04. "heads wn ts you have to run f he does so," says lose" prncple. The fact that Hongkong Weekly Press, " THEOSOPHY. : : gauntlett of tearful nvectve from re s no opposton, no SPECALS. both second Countess L, second or thrd party n n an anor column appears and especly, from hs daughter, feld for poltc honors takes 0yaan account of sever very nterestng ntervews, between Mr. W. R. away from electon any of Vctora Lawn, rd peces, 75 cents a pece. who s reputed to be a very good scholar." t looks a3 f Vencenne Lace, fne quty,9 nches wde, 3 yards for Castle and Madame Klavatsty, at deep nterest shown by great vcero y would have date of organzaton of people of San Francsco trouble, n throwng hs wley Pont te reland Lace, 7 nches wde, 5 yards for $. sonnla w Theoaophc Socety, n Xew York, over fence, because h3 whose muncple and even n 875. The account was prepared for, and read before, Ha daughter, wll surely stand by her state poltcs are n hands Lades Rbbed Vests, 7 for. husband, and whle she wll tug, waan Msson Chldren Socety, of Burns and Buckley. Lades Chemses, lnen lace trmmed, 3 for $ at wth her hands, at vcereg n Honolulu as n every on last Saturday evenng, and, after pgt of her papa, she wll plant, readng of t, by Judge Frear, or locty re s more or wth percng shreks, her tny feet a furr account of dongs of less desre for hayng ce n a upon hs august person, and cl Chew founders of Theosophy was hm a " nasty thng," n very classc Chnese. and t s not ways a pleasant convenent locty at nght gven by edtor of ths paper, who was well acquanted wth The latest reports tell U3, that m. task to get to refrgerator 520 Fort Street Honolulu whch s usuly kept some ds Theosophc The present leaders of movement, have abandoned arts of "medums," and rely upon certan broad prncples of lvng, whch, y clam, wll lead men to a better lfe on earth, and, refore, to a better lfe, hereafter. Many of us cannot understand doctrnes of Theosophy. The "rencarnato n" of soul, many thousand tmes, n order to perfect t, seems to be, what florsts "repottn g" would cl, process, by whch plants are mproved. Nor, do we comprehend "Karma. What, n, 3 Theosophy? "Drver," sad a knd scentfc traveler to rednose d drver besde hm, on a London bus, "have you heard about that wonderful flud, electrcty?" "No," gad drver, u3 t anythng lke beer, for nstance?" Certanly, at present tme, no one does lve up to grand, broad, and wholesome truths, whch Theosophsts expound. f mlennl dd, we should have at hand, wth l of ts mor magnfcence. Wher or not men can reach "hgher plane," by clmbng ladder to t, offered by Theosophsts, each one must determne for hmself. But day has gone by, when hand of ntolerance wll dare to pull ladder away, whenever an earnest and troubled cend t. soul tres to as THE LAST OP THE PEACOCK FEATHERS. The papers publshed n Chna tells us that Gener L Hung Chang has been deprved of hs " three peacock fears " because he fed to subdue Japanese. Whle cruel messenger of Bror of Sun, Moon, and Stars, were ruthlessly pullng brllant fears out of cap of llustrous Gener, latter must have reflected, wth btterness, on hs sad fate. He had reached hghest rank of scholarshp. He had closed Taepng rebellon. Ho had reached l Chna wth hs nfluence. He had entertaned Kng vakaua and staff wth a costly dnner at Tent Sn, and ndulged n a ghastly grn as y vanly manoeuvred chopstcks. He was not onlv Gener of 60,000,0 00 Armes, but Vceroy over people. For l se llustrous deeds, he was permtted to wear n hs cap t fears of a brd whch may usuly be purchased for $5 n anv market not controlled by Sugar Trust. As Emperors messenger pcked precous plumage out of hs vcereg cap, venerable stateeman, no doubt, shed btter tears, and remarked that t was a pty that he had not profted by sayng cf great Englsh statesman, on h3 downfl, that f he had served hs God, fathfly as he had served hs Kng, t would have been money n h3 pocket. n addton to ths dsgrace, ths great man of Chna s n anor trouble.. Mr. Chang Pelu mper War Commssoner n SS, n, s a wly old fox, and succeeded, by great gfts cf money, n marryng L Hung Changs daughter, um Gener L has been removed from command of armes. f ths s true, he wll now be able to attend to hs sonnla w. We were, some years ago, at hotel, at West Pont, N. Y., where Gener Wnfeld Scott was vstng, n h3 old age. On hs remarkng, one day, at dnner, that soup was too cold, hs daughter repled, " eat t, you old fool, and stop tkng." Great geners, sometmes, have ntrepd daughters. The latest advces from Asatc seat of war ndcate that very lttle s known about actu result of nav battles. t s beleved that, oh whole, Japanese have advantage. The Japan Gazette beleves that re wll be an nterventon by great powers. f re s not, n Chnese wll, f y have been beaten so far, prepare a new army and navy durng wnter months, and renew war n sprng. f beaten agan, y wll slowly prepare anor army and navy, and agan renew fght. Ther resources, t says, are boundless. On or hand, t says, Japanese are under a great stran, fnancly, and may not be able to carry on war ndefnte, even f successful at many ponts, Even peace, at present tme, wll only result n gradu organzaton of armes and naves on both sdes, and create a stuaton lke that exstng on European contnent. Some wethy Japanese merchants of Osaka and Toko have organzed a company for purpose of refnng 6Ugar at some convenent pont. The capt of company s $,000,000. Raw sugar wll be mported, and no attempt wll be made to rase sugar cane. Hat ta Opnon on Tarff. The Mane electon was nothng short of a cataclysm. The Vermont Repnblcans thought y had done wonders wth r 2S,000 plurty, but Mane Republcans have seen r 28,000 and have pone m 0,00 better. 0 As old Casper sad of battle of Blenhem, t was a glorous vctory. The rout of Democrats s complete l ong lne. They have met enemy and are rs, arms and equpment, camp supples, baggage tran, sutler tents, and l. 4Mane has spoken Ler opnon of Bll of perfdy and dshonor n tones that resound throughout country. By phenomen maortes for Congresson, State, and legslatve tckets, she has sad what she thnks of taxng of sugar and openng of Amercan markets to free competton of Canadan lumber and wool. The large Republcan maortes n manufacturng ctes of Bddefcrd, Westbrook, Lowton, and Watervlle, most of whch are naturly Democratc, show where Tarff shoe pnches." The Advertser (Rep.,) Portland, Me. nda and Ceylon have at la;t outdstanced Chu and Japan n tea export t Great Brtan, and y propose to make Unted States r next conquest. n go dong, tlpv l?v rtdnrml th avprnp tro of ndan tea from 33 cents n 39 by fully he producton oneh f. of fovlnn frtr. from nrthnr n ssl. was last year over sxtyfou r mllon poum. The Dy Advertser, 75 a month. Delvered by Carrer. tance from bedroom. A company n New York s manufacturng a metlc arrangement sutable for holdng ce, bottles, etc., and ornamented so as to make a handy pece of furnture for a room. Any one famlar wth nght thrsts wll apprecate vue of a thng lke ths. The r motner o very young cnuaren wll apprecate t because t obvates necessty of go ng around at nght n her bare feet and steppng on rubber bls, etc, and gettng severe shocks n consequence. The Werm Trplex Sewng Machne leads world. Comparng t wth any or make of sewng machnes s lke comparng a cheap grade of clarets wth Wetmores "Cresta Blanca" brands; lke comparng sunlght to one of our lamps wth a Bradley or Hubbard burner. The Werm s machne for people; every part of t s as well fnshed as a pano, tables are of carefully selected wood and polshed, not varnshed. The mechansm s smple and not easy to get out of order. The arrangement of shuttle and for threadng needle s such that a chld can handle t as easy as a grown person. t sews three dstnct sttches, chan, lock and combned lock and chan by smple turnng of a thumb screw. The tables have drop leaf and sx drawers and you can get whole busness for less than you pay for a sewng machne wth only one sttch. Physcans have stated that unless drnkng water n Hawaan slands s pro perly fltered re s danger of mar fever. The mere bolng of water s not suffcent because whle snakes, bugs, etc, are klled by bolng y reman n water and pass nto stomach. There s but one rely effectve way of removng such thngs and that s by usng mproved Stone Flter. The "S. G. Wlder whch arrved on Monday brought us a large nvoce of se goods n varous szes and we are prepared to otter m at very reasonable prces. f you care for your heth and that of your famly nvest a few dollars n a flter. Tbe Hawaan Hardware Co. Ltd. Opposte Sreckels" Klock. Beernans Pepsn Guru F YOU WANT A GOOD CUTS WN G G UM. The practce of chewng gum s old. Our great grandfars used to be gum chewers. They gared gum mselves n woods. youve tred chewng But perhaps "spruce gum." That was olden tme gum. There wasnt any better gum n. Lfe s too short to but Beeans. chew any or sort ts ready and chewable from start. Mr. Beeman says re s sml amount of popsn n each tablet. You know that pepsn ads dgeston. ts uptodate. a We have customers who affrm that r dgeston has mproved snce y have chewed Beema ns a Gum. Have you ever tred t? ts fvece nt experment. t Gve chldren Beeman?s Gum. ts better for m than candy; ts cheaper; wont unset r stomachs. T.TrlE Mron Drug Corny SELL T. t mm THE HAWAAN FERTLZNG COMPANY keeps ways and constantly on hand l well known CHEMCAL FERTLZERS and offers m for ee at lowest market rates. They manufacture complete Hgh Grade Fertlzers to any spec formula and guarantee anves, aud l that or frms do..planters would do wwl to wrte undersgned before orderng anywhere else. A dollar saved s a dollar made. TP. YOTJ MUST HAVE TO MAKE GOOD CROPS, COOKS, Propretor and Manager Hawaan Fertlzng Company. EVERYBODY KNOWS Geo. W. Lncoln o s Burned Out, but Stll Prepared to Superntend or Buld Anythng from a Oneroome d House to a NewCt Hl. All Orders Left Wth John Nott, Kng Street, Wll be promptly Attended to. THE MUTUAL LFE NSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK RCHARD A. McCVRDY Presdent. Assets December 3st, 893 : $86,707,680.4 o A Good Record, Best Guarantee for Future. o CTFO K PARTCULARS, APPLY TO S. B. ROSE, Gener Agent for Hawaan slands. Roy nsurance Co., t nn HE OF LVERPOOL. L.AKGKST N THJE WOULD." Assets January st, 892, $42,432,74.00 totre rska on au xnas of nsurable property tasen at Current rates by J. S. WALKER, lm Agent for Hawaan slands. PLANNG PETER HGH & CO., OFFCE.rr MLL : Os Alakea and Echards near Queen Street, Honolulu,. TP ATrp J? T T T T Q J? ll O N K : UTTT MUU r Prcprsta. MOULDXGS3 Doors, Sash, Blnds, Screens, Frames, Etc. TURNED AND SAWED WORK. o SPrompt attenton to l orders. T E L E? H EXST MUTUAL 55.

5 TUJ2 ACUTC COMMJKUCLAX. ADVlfUTlSKll: HONOLULU, OCTOJEU 7, S04. 5 lttle attenton to m, a l of tlt STORES OF PUNAHOU COLLEGE. New SUurrtacmcts. Were aut. n regard to xcholara who were wthdrawn," fcau 44 he, ono who he was wthdrawn by her pureuts. Rumors Sfted and tha Trua Story Those who took r chldren out of th rccratory school had made or s Learned. arruuements for m before y found out true fact of caee. There s no trouble at college, nor PR0FE330P. HOSMEP. 3 ATTTUDE. REMARKA3LE TREES. (Gener CL)uvt"t6cuuta. SCHLLER JUST ECHVED SOLULLEK loll thb collr rctuukcl thu day ufter The, Mntens Montlly. a mere leeu." SCllLLElt J, T. Watorhouse bou? r lte Morn Mtlkltt (urut rt of Uul l.fv. On tho Mr m. Nut ;nu p..u C.:t.uv latul a llt llf fountan tt, k trt u.t.t lutdn Mm., tmte.nur uulth lltv lj for arts of tlo m l. U U.sad that th s.(akl2 Aluut "llm turtu " A constantly dutll enough w.u : Lrttrr lt lls lldull ttrtettrl. t furuuh duk rt wry lvng crr.ttur; AN "AMERCAN Pano n Hnro ntuw havng provded, th. ; : Cabnet Graml Uprght rumdy for drought of tho sland. Kvcry mornng mar ths part of tho lades and GENT 8 sland a cloud or mst arses from tho WAtltAMK tot; V K A KS. f l tumor whch have been whch thu wnds force aganst tho rutp tlty on. whch tho tree grows, aud t had been true, Punahou College from mst that tho teo dstlls would, by thu tme, have been n Water. LOOK WELL. throes of a revoluton, and at least Chna, too, clams her tmark. tree. Ths s klowu as tho tlow tree, Lades and Chldrens Cloaks hf of l scholar would have "WEAK WELL, been wthdrawn from.at opular ck.t fvou tho faet of ts prmlncn g ;v substance lko tlow, am and Jackets, whv SOUND WELL. eat of learnng. But reort were Serves tho h.uuo urpv, s of tho t.an.e not true, and old college stll goes ConUtt Cllron lnufore). ko, color and smell. On tho n Examne se beautful nstruments at on ts serene way, dsturbed by noth s land of a tree, ;but ng. mzo ot a coua cherry treo, whch The rumors assumed such a preum p..sesses Slk, Shetland and Wool Shawls pecularty of changng color MUSC of ts DEPARTMENT, ably tangble form that sever scholars were wthdrawn from Pre tlowvr tho tnt of lly, am Mosems. At ono tme agan s..rtly tak. s tho rose. paatory school, and at least one from H.A.AVV llucolor h Tl", tl.rr a.xylsr KD GLOVES, curous treo known NEWS COMPANY has snce returned. K.ms :tro oven t vt well defned CHAMOS The story as told, at tlrst n whs.tr;;co s t t e Tbetan phabet. t pers, but now n louder tmes by those s of gvat am tho oulv ono of ts TOHN NOTT, knd known e. lades and chldukns who wsh to beleve t, s about as fo lows : Tho caohah tree s cohsleed ono ot t seems that, last Wednesday even t:u lnest Wonderful ol ho Vegetable kngdom. t appears that nothng can ng. Mss Macleod, one of teachers kll ths tree; heueo t reaches uu Hs and Bonnets TV astonshng xo as well us enormous.. 4(:.V n t l. at College had charge of stu hzc..f?t dtrnr studv hour. The The natves make a strong cord from became slghtly unruly, and tho fk rs of tho bark; hence tho trees t 4 V. f w t f s nece..sarv for TUMMED AND UNTHMMED, MsS Macleod to aro contnuly oarkeo, put wthout cl Professor losmer, tho schools damage, as y soon put forth a new prncp, to subdue sprts of bar;. t appears nervom to tre, am scholars. He, t s sad, cled Dross Goods n great varety, hfwhtwo rngleaders, te boys aud even tho ax s ressted, as t contnues brors, to hs room, am gave m to grow n length whle t s lyng on to. t Ranbow and Embrodered uta a lecture. Here, story becomes somewhat mxed. Some clam n Mexco n s a plant known by tho groumk SYS A"s r A t v. that, durng course of tk, V rws m Crape, tho name of pao do lev he. t belongs V Mk Domlns name was brought up to famly of cphorbta. Tho mlans J y h some wav, am that one of boys UP.. throw V. 4S Fears and Flowers reerred to ter as 44 queen." t leaves nfo tho water, and s fsh clamed that Professt r losmer told leeome stupefed and ro to Mrfaco and ::re n caught bv th na re W U q m mmy bv that he must say "ex Now Curtan Maters, a, k a " tves. n th case tho etect of tho nar r utwk " and not "uuoeu. Ths coto hh passe. tr. lho mlk of thm hv refuted to do. n, tory m plant Slk and Velvet Rbbons, thrown mn Mr. Homer rahed h hand, a tro gves out n f to strke hov, when UU bror fumes that produce nausea and head Lear and Slver Belts, v told hm that f he dd he wculd get ache. Tho mlk taken nternly s a nto touble. deadly csou. t wll prmluce death or Mr. Hvwmer stll threateutl to No. 0 Store n crculaton snce lut Wednesday BATHNG SUTS H. M. Wustv, CONTKNTr College tself, though latter as tho tree f thousand uhlvs. ts o loves, TELE strke, when one of bo ht hm, and knocked hm down. Thl U oue story. Anor, whl. h cluden Mrton of ths cue, t that after above trouble, Mr. learner put two boys n r room, am told m y would have to tay re for month. He U ano aad to have Vod sever whte boys not to assocate wth atv of hfwhte th scholar, an natve blood was sure to show out some tme, and y were not tu for good boys to know All ths, wheu t became nosed arounj, rased a bc fuss. t was clamed that Professor losmer had dscrmnated greatly aganst royst scholars, and that whole atlar wasslmplv a poltc scheme to sdow those who" were n favor of restoraton that 4P. C. V were better than y were. Those parents? who were roysts became very ndguaut and, f report were true, tuey would have been perfectly rght. Before facts became known, four of scholars cuus to Preparatory School, whch s under same management as college, were wthdrawn, and one from college. The parents were most ndgnant that such statements should have been hfwhte s, made n regard to and were very severe on Professor losmer for hs leged trade agust m. But fact of matter s, that Mr. losmer never sad a word derogatory of never locked hfwhte s, two boys up n r rooms for a month, was never struck by a boy, never nssted on Mrs. Domn beng cled and, n fact, s not tyrant exquee and double dyed vllan whch be has been made out. Those Hom er who know Mr. could hardly beleve such a thng possble at any tme, and y wll be glad to know postvely that re s no truth n report. The true case s that recently an epdemc of swearng seems to have struck college. Sever of boys were heard usng language whch would not grace a rawngroom, and Mr. losmer cled sx of m to account for t. t o happened that three of culprts were roysts, and ors annexatonsts. He nformed m that y came to Punahou to learn somethng else besdes profnt y and, as that study was not ncluded n college currculum, t would be better for m to abandon t. Then he told boys that y would be requred to spend l r snare tme n r rooms for three days, as a punshment. Durng progress of Mr. losmer s lecture to young ollenders, he made remark whch was so twsted as to become reported trade hfwhte s. aganst Some of boys were hfwht es and, n part extenuaton of r usng bad language, Mr. losmer sad that Hawaan boys, when tkng natve, were prone to be freer n r speech than were whte boys. Ths was, accordng to boys own stores, sad n kndest way possble, hut n some way t leaked out and t?c.tme dstorted versou whch has caused l trouble. After reports had started, and had assumed shape whch y dd, two of boys hfwht e concerned made a volunteer statement n wrtng to Mr. losmer to effect that he had not, to r knowledge, ever abued.t he hfwhte s, had made no derogatory statements concernng m, and that poltcs cut no fgure whatever n college. Trds statement Mr. Horner ha, and t certanly s a refutaton of varous reports, f any was needed. ProfessorHosmer was seen yesterday n d to matter, and sad, he had heard rumors but had pad Edtor. FOlt OOTOHKK, HU4. Notts on Ctureut Tos. Arte tc Kan. The Loudn Ho volt. Cne To))u avl Cuttug hy Machnery. tfufear Jotte and Dutes. FanH Manures am Fertlzers. tutar Mlls am llantatous n Hlo. Low Jrcea cf tugar and r Cause. Pneapples n Florda. ket Sugar n Unted states under Tart". How to grow fne Ferns. Chemc Control n Factory. The eanut ndustry. Oranges and r ues as Food. Tea Consumpton. F.neouranu Bounty fryttem. Worth Kememhorng durng Drought. Lst of Olcers V. L. a y. Co. Buheerpton 2.50 a year. Foregn Bulecrpton 3 a year. Bound Volumes 8 60 lack Volumes bound to order. CCfBuhlfched hy HAWAAN GAZETTE CO. 4fl Merchant Ht. Honolnlp Hawaan STAB. Subscrpton Prce 75c. A MONTH. 82 A QUARTER. Payable n Advance W vvuv. n tw Jr Tll nsanty, accordng to m.o of Noveltes n Rucln vvulhuk hy tuk dose. There s a ropular t lef nuom lower class n Mexco that tho n ss santy of Carlotta was causel by ths poson. San Joso Mer Tes, cury. (t Ol Junta J Sclrd. Morgan. THS DAY. Se of Corrugated Blacksmths ron, Bags, Etc. THS DAY, OCT. 7 AT OCLOCK NOON, ana nstructed to sell at Publc Aucton, at Yard of Messrs.. UackOld fc Co., for account of whom t may concern : 5 cases t ft Corrugated ron. S cases 7 ft Corrugated ron, 5 cases S ft Corrugated ron. 3 cases 9 fc Corrugated ron. 0 cases 0 ft Corrugate ron. cases Plan ron. 300 Bars Candles l4..l2,34,l n.dlackathv ron. Peces re ron. 3 par Car Wheels. Cases Scotch Whskey, Cases Gn, etc., etc. 2rTerm9 Cash. sss t Jas. Morgan, AUCTONEER. Mortsasees Notce of ntenton to Foreclose am ot Se. X"OTCK S ERHlV GVKX that tru.nt to a wwer of nle contaned n a f er:. rhattel mortcae toar lat tl t Dh l of Mrch A..l. n.e y cmahles tl KLK; of Honnult laml f tm, Hawaan l:nl. n Jm? K. Morgan of llor.oll. Steel and Chffon Handkerchefs and Hawaan Star, LACK AND EMBRODERED NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LD. S65 tf ron 3uMrt 8tovs and Fxtures FLOUNCNG S DTCS. C00D8 AKD ElTCltttN flew Skatng Rnk m : r v v MKTY ron and Bcycle School of Con of rfcnrj n rfre of veyance Kctra n r Lbt r 47 pa;;e 4r4.5. and for breach of condtons n ad wortc dey contaned, to wt: non ayner.t of ronor rtta y note ren descrbed, tte mortpaee ntend to fortco e Notce so cven that tho tnor:s;cc ha taken poeon of covered by ad mortar and wll ell ame at publc aucton at th Aucton Kootn of.lamo F. Morgan on WEDXESUAY, October T. svl 0 oclock a. tn. The property to be olj decrbed a follow: 4 cco hrr. 2 pr coret, V doz whte Lnen hdkf. T".S ooz whte cotton hdk. doz colored cotton hdf. M doz lady hoe. doz whte dre hrt. 2 doz Ceratta hrt. am at. 2 black hat. 4 do, ladys af t a hat. dz lark crotchet coton. 5, doz fear fa low. 2, boxea ChaJwck menln r cotton, T pk Hutch lnen brad. J doz pc lnen tape. doz knttr: et, 9 Kxe knttng :k. boxe black :k Moar brad. 3 pr colored k elat.c. 5 hose Torchon lace. 2 PC ll MUn. pc wne ure. cch;, pc tn check. 3 pc whte table dan9k, 3 pc har cord rnuln, 7 lady. louse. H lady chcme. lady apron, 2 doz lrook colored fhrfsl. f doz D n mendng lk. 7 doz machne po t:red. D nutto n. oz kt:pc fk, 02 doz lk f.vlt. Jz cre prrerver. t r et button. button. S SJ sro pearl button. 4 boxe ;. arl button, 3 card button. 7 cheme. 3 wool haw. 3 pc nserton. 4 pc embrodery, 9 nc flonr.enr. J pc cotton onsee. K pc ateen, pc mnn. 3 pc dre lo d, 3 pc brlant, pc French c mbrc. pc sateen. 4,r,..t nnsn. pc hrtn. pc mnn, pc ephvr, 7 doz Doye. 4 doz and c lk elastc. pc brown ncn. 3 c nla Tvll. 9 cpnut and vest button. More fxture, desk, counter and helvn2. 4 char. rche prce n C S. Cod JLod Mlfd Honolulu, SttenbT 7. lsoov " By h JAMKS F. MUKWAX, Attorney, Carter & Crtfr. lt)e avove Be has hpen ostpo. etj To THURSDAY, Oc ober s h. BBER )8E LFT AND FORCE PUMPS. WATER CLOSF.TS. METALS Plumbers Stook, Vater and Sol Ppe. Plumbng, Tn. Copper and Sheet ron Work, DMOND BLOOK. 95 and 97 KKG STREET. JXJST ARRVED PEK KAK C. r. HYANT. BABY CARRAGES of l styles, CARPETS, RUGS, and MATS n latest patterns, XTouselold " Sewnr Mnchnes HandSewn g Machnes, l wth latet nproveraent. Also on hand Wpstermayers eebrat(ml Cotr;ro Panos Parlor Organ?, Gutavs and or Mn&o SFor?:nt.ruraeats. se hy K MOKKSfLAKGKK C. Ktcr Strpt. oppostf? ste CooKe Gve Baby FOR AND A Perfect Nutrment for growng Chldren. Convescents. Consumptves. dyspeptcs, am tho.grd, am n Arue l Watnglns Dsrases. anl THE Best Food A RS OR Y BERK TANA AND runcubowl STREETS. ft"kkatng day and nght. Bcycles to rent. LeBSone gven n Rcycle Bd. FULL LNE OF JAPANESE GOODS Slk and Cotton Dress Goods, SLK, LS EN AND CREPE SHRTS of complete stock made by Yamatoy a of Yokohama. Straw Hats, Neckwears, Sashes, Shawls, etc. PROVSONS n gener. TEAS OF LATEST MPORTATON Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. When you are n need of any lne of Japanese Goods, cve ua frst cl and save your ong l around town. TOHAN, mporter of Japanese Good 206 Fort St., near Custom House. 3395t f CENTRAL Frstclas s MARKET STREET. Market n every reepect ; be sdes carryng a full lne of 3eat2, we make a specty cf Breakfast Sausages, Head CTreese, Pressed Corn Beef, WESTBR00K & GARES, NFANTSslNVALlDS, for Handfe d Jnfans. JSDE rqff A. TrLABOPAVMArUC. OR HOOK for lntnrtot of mor?. "The Car oflnonts," wll mslr to any address, upon rvquet. and Ferd n DOLBERGOODAL E CO BOSTON, MASS., U. 8. A. BENSON, SMTH & CO., Sl Vxfnt for tln Tm v m n?ll. Dy Advertser, 75 Cents per Month DELVERED BY CARRER 3437 q Propretor. An Open Letter TO THE Wholese and Ret ng and Skatng by Prof. Lambert, formerly wth Wootten & Bromley. Fun on Wheels. Gve us a Cl. 3750t f Kamefamefa Grls School The Frst Term of Kameharrfcha Grls School opens MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2th Appctcr.B for admsson rna be addressed sb Pope, er at Kamehameh a Manu, or Mss Pope wll be n Hawaan Kndergarten Room, Q".een Emma Hl, Saturday mornngs, from U to 2, where she wll be peas d to meet applcants The tuton s ffty dollars a year. No applcants receved under 2 years of age. 3S22. 5f3lr r By C. 0, Bryant and Aloha The undersgned have receved a large and vared assortment of DRY GOODS. ETC., ETC. COMKMNG THE LATEST DESGKS S rr?ct55, LAWNS. DRESGOODS TC. CfrAlso a fl lne of Domestcs, Cottonades, etc., to whch nspecton s nvted. LADES OF HONOLULU H. HACKFELD & CO. WLL FOR THE NEXT TWO weeks SELL GOODS AT COST to make room for Holday Good?. ECSFThe Goods are l fresh and of latest styles. M. HANNA, 38 m FORT STREET. Wanted. or four cotes of Threp: Dy Pactc Commerc Advektseu for Jnnnrv S S94. Apply at GAZETTK OFFCE, 37n :f Merchant Street.

6 G THE PACFC COlMMERCXA ADVERTSER: LOXOaUAJ, OCTOBER 7, S94. POSTAGE STAMP FAD. T BEGAN AS A HARMLESS AMUSE MENT AND BECAME A MANA. Mllon f lhur Aff Locked l p n llt f rjrtlut Hate No r Vue of th Hare Spffmm For Whch abalo a Trers Are Akrl and Gven. The osta stamp mana s on.; of tho mast enroas of human fad, remarks a New York wrter. A collecton of cons s at most worth weght of met. Not so a collecton of etamps. The fashon may go out as t came n, and n stamps wll so much waste papr. The fad broke out n 80 n form of a few sporadc ra.sfs amon schoolboys and madf lades. t was not only a harmless fad, hut n case of t was even an educatve one. t proved easest, pleasantes t and most tflcacous way of drvng knowledge of geography nr. adolepcent mnd. But nrrw that se frst few sporadc attacks have developed nto somethng armngly lke an t ndemc oue brans to speculate wher craze of s not a dstnct bar to human progress, narauch as t consumes a large amount of bran force anl vta energy that mght better be turned nto or and more useful channels of actvty. n Unted States one re s an organzaton cled Amercan Phlatelc assocaton, whch numbers l,o)o member. But ths represents on a sml fracton of phlatelsts actuly n country. Tho greatest and most famous of lvng phlatelsts consdered merely from tho phlatelst pont of vew s L Phlppe do Ferrar, a dgnfed, courteous and whte hared old gentleman who lves n Pars. le s a son of tho late Duchess de Glera, who wa so a passonate lover of stamps. Hs collecton s vued at r00,000. o has been known to pay o00 for an bum whch contaned only a tngle stamp that ho coveted. Tor more vuable collectons ho has never lmted hs expend tnres. Next to Ferrar collecton comes that of Baron Arthur de Rothschld, whch s Kovuablo that ts owner, wth tho truo eousy of collector, reserves tho pages contanng hs rarest treasures for tho delectaton only of hmself and hs most ntmate frends. Now, what consttutes tho enormous vuo of so collectons? t s not number of specmens. There are more than 0,000 dfferent varetes of utampe now actuly n exstence. A certan number can bo obtaned at comparatvely lght expense. But rarer ones command largo prces. Never mnd wher tho rarty was created by ago or accdent.. Tho MacMahou stamp n France s blue rose, tho unattanable de of collector. "When marsh was presdent of France, hs wfe was anxous to sco hs mago set n stamps. Desgns were accordngly prepared, but post commssoner reetted m and adopted anor desgn. Neverless tlere s a legend that sunn.f se MacMaho stamps got nto crculaton. f a sngle specmen ever turns up, t wll l e r.rcclc:. Ahor lost plead s a postage stan n ssued by government of Brtsh Q uana n t has dsappeared from market, and specmens held n hands of prvate collectors are vuv. l at f2ox A set of four S30 stamps so ssued n Brtsh Guana brng anywhere fn $00 to $500, and a set of four ls.vj Hawaan stamps are vued at f l,50o. The 5 and 30 ceut reunon stamps brng fooo. The New Brunswck 3 cent stamp, wth head of O Councl, s rarely parted wth under $30. Rare s so black Canadan 2 penny stamp, vued at $23. But tho collector does not stop at legtmate ssues of stamps. He gves fancy prces for varetes of shades, for perforatons, errors am watermarks. At a recent stamp exhbton n Venna an enthusastc collector named Gwel b dsplayed wth prde "error" of France a stamp of 25 centmes prnted n blue nstead of black, error of Afghanstan and a stamp wth a mssng ornament n a corner. Dr. 3lmann of Venna had even more wondrous delghts to unfold, for he was tho proud possessor of two rare errors of Cape of Gvl Hope, stamps of penny and 4 penr respectvely, whch aro bluo nstead of reel and red nstead of blue. Such "errors" fetch a very hgh prce, kept down only by uneasness of creatng new "vues" by wantng msprntng. No artcle on phlately could be complete wthout some notce of.000,00 0 postage stamps myth. Ths stll survves n vague and uncertan forms n tho rur dstrcts, where t s beleved that some vast beneft, fnanc or or, wll accrue to any one who collects,000,000 stamps and forwards m to proper address. But th proper address s never known. nronemon. A clerc correspondent of one of tho church papers relates that a certan prelate had great dffculty n suppressng hs laughter at consecraton of a church or day owng to devlc o on one of school banners whh was carred n processon before th Fervce. Ths banner was adorned wth a very ferce lookng lon, wth Terrble claws and tevth, whle underneath hm was legend, "Suffer lttle chldren to come unto me." Loudon Truth. Yellow FfTfr. Thero s a marked pecularty about yellow fever whch dstngushes t from most epdemcs. t s essently a dsease of a hot clmate, and t takes a certan amount and duraton of heat to awaken t to lfe. t s sad that t can never prev where ndan corn wll not rpen. Eectrc elevators are multplyng. STUDYNG HUMAN NATURE. Lades Column. Nfl anl Vuable Scentfc Work w lets Carred on n Wellngton. A new lx ng knd of scentfc work s turrt d. on n Washngton, n whch testng of 23,XO school chldren mently, morly and physcly s th" prelmnary step. Dr. Arthur McDonaM s conductng work under au s pces of Unted States bureau of educaton, and tho results when arranged and tabulated are expected to throw vuable lght upon a number of woon d questons concernng race. For example, t s desn d to know wher boys of laborng class anl s brght than sous of well to do. Are y as well nourshed? n London not long ago nvestgaton proved that chldren of laborng people n that :n tropols weye better nourshed that s to say, weghed more at same age than those belongng to hgher soc strata, latter beng fed on too much candy and cake. The work here beng unfnshed, conclusons cannot be stated. To begn wth, heght and sttng heght of each chld were taken. Long boded race5, generly speakng, aro nferor. t s desred to know f long boded ndvdus are less cleverer less strong than ; short boded of same race. Aro long Wcd boys and grls apt to be stupd? Long headed chldren are usuly tl. Tl people are most often long headed. Tl races aro superor. The queston naturly follows, Are long headed chldren superor mently? When t s sad that a man has a long head, s ro not sgnfcance n remark? Are tl chldren, n, superor? Nobody knows as yet. These are among thngs whch Dr. lcdond s tryng to fnd out. n classfcaton 8,000 negro chldren n Washngton schxs have been kept separate, so as t compare m wth whte chldren. How do y compare n respect to brghtness, weght, physc measurements, etc.? The colored chld surpasses tho whte chll up to 5 years of age n ment development, n tho whte chld goes ahead. Comparsons of grls wth boys naturly follow. At ago of enterng womanhood grls wegh more than boys. That age wth cty grls arrves a year earler than wthcountry grls. Boston Transcrpt. CCLUrBUS TOOK A TUMBLE. t Wa Lttt lay or Cforna, Far, and le Wa All lroke Up. Truth crushed to earth wll rse agan, bnt re s no such hope for tho statue cf Columbus at far. t lay on tho gtound n grand court recently shattered to a thousand peces. Columbus came off hs perch about 0 oclock n tho forenoon, and as ho was large and portly he struck tho ground wth a dnll thud. Hs rght leg clung to pedest, ndcatons beng that that lmb had betu pulled, fracture beng commtted at tho knee. Columbus wore no whskers at exposton, but wnd was attracted to hm neverless. t sought to lft long locks that hung over hs shoulders, and n ths effort t toppled r bg owner from hs commandng elevaton n vley of court. Vople who aro affected by concdences dd not f to comment on hs passng way on day that was practcly last of far. He had seen glores of tlu exposton come and go, and son;.person s magned that memores le chershed overcame hm as f he Were an anmate beng. The knowledge that far was over and that he was to be taken away to some obscure and strange place broke hm l up, y sad. He had been ng for sever days. When t was evdent by nclnaton of hs head that he was unbanced, measures were taken to keep hn from nurng hmself, but he fnly broke from roes that restraned hm, and fl of Caesar was nothng n comparson to hs. The statue was made of a sort of planter and was partly hollow, beng devod of lungs and or ntern organs, San Francsco Chroncle. Notel (round For a Sut For lhcuaget. Lawyers are ever ready wth new met hods of procedure and novel groundfo r acton, but re s an Englshman who has ust made hmself promnent n hs professon as a devser of a unque bass ft,r a sut for damages. He has entered sut aganst a newspaper askng damages and an nuncton em ground that hs practce has been nured by tho newspaper wthholdng hs name n cases where he has been successful and publshng t only n cases whch he has last. Emnent counsel have been retaned on both sdes, and acton wll be btterly contested. New York lt rad. 3xed lable. Among curostes of tyography a promnent place must be gven to recent achevement of a Chcago pap.r n mxng up of headlnes n a mos; startlng manner. Frst re s an artcle wth ths capton: Tn: cuxx: or tk andks. Albert Seaton V ry of Kentucky Hears Tla: Dstncton. n auor column on same pag" cf paper n queston s ths announcement: TALLEST MAN Soar N CON(KKSS. Far AU.ve tle Kase ad lcachts a Heght r x les. Buffo Commerc. What Senator Hll Sad. Wth tho echo of hs defense of Presdent Cleveland stll rngng n e:ro f hs colleagues, Senator Hll wked nto cloakroom and dropped nto a:. ea y char to chat wth Senator Mnth. Presently a rage apeartd, carryng note nclosed n a large square envelope addressed to Senator Hll. "Ah sad 2dr. Smth, wth a tone of nqury, "an nvtaton to dne wv. presdent tonght?" Senator Hll lxked up from uot wth a twnkle n hs eye. "Not at ths stage of game," sad he. Washngton Post. Advertser 75 cents a month. Yes, we are gong to gve a round trp tcket to Volcano to person brngng n greatest number of our Ses Checks on December 2Gtb. We cled on Mr. Chase, Gener Passenger Agent of Volcano Uouse Company, at hs Toursts Headquarters, Wllams Glery, and have made arrangements wth hm, so that our representatve can go up wth Thos. Cook & Sons Excurson from Coast, consstng of twentyfv e people, leavng here January 20th, f you so desre or at any or tme. We are as anxous that whoever represents us on ths trp shl have l pleasure re s n t, as we are to have you know; that by our Qack Ses and Sml Proft System of dong busness, you get most for your money that t enables you to buy among great varety of goods n our lne. EQUPOSE WASTS, cheaper than ever, and speakng about Equpose and Compromse Wasts, y combne three garments n one a CORSET, a WAST, and Corset Cover. They afford same bust support that a regular boned corset does. The bone pockets are so arranged that bones can be removed or at any tme renser ted wthout any rppng beng done. Lades who fnd t uncomfortable to wear ordnary Corset, and stll cannot do wthout some support wll fnd Equpose Wast longlookedf or substtute for corsets y ft perfectly. We have m l szes. They are ust thng to wear on Volcano Trp. JStfSave l your Se Checks. You may be lucky one. B. E. EHLERS & CO. When a Man Heeds Meat HE DONT GO HUNTNG FOU T : : : HE BUYS T When a man needs Hay and Gran, he dont have to hunt. The Cforna Feed Company THE AND Does huntng and furnsh HAY GRAN. We hunt for market. Fresh supply ust arrved ex S.G.Wleler. 2T"Telephones 2. Offce ; Corner Nanantt and Qneen Streets. The Most Complete s,sk Mllnery ALL TS STYLES AT J. J. Egans, 54 Fort St. A large assortment of Woolen Dress Goods, Storm Serge n Blue, Black and Whte; Scotch, Englsh and Amercan Gnghams n large quanttes. A fne lne n fancyfgure d wash Goods. A complete stock of Strped and Checked Flannels. Ths s place to buy your Laces, Embrodery and Hosery, cheap; a complete lne. "Dressmakng done n l ts b ranches by Mrs. Henner. For Se. 4 LMTED NUMBER OF SHARES.t n South Kona Coffee Company. The Company has acqured fve hundred acres ol coffee land n fee smple at Papa 2, South Kona, Hawa, about three and oneh f mles from Hoopuloa landng. The land s among best for coffee growng n Kona, sol consstng of very rch a a and s easly worked. A large number of shares have ready been subscbed for. Applv to J. M. MONSARRAT, Catwrghts Block, Merchant Street, Honolulu. csll 592 tf :.4 m w Should heve proper tare or thy may dangerous,. TV;. PATAU 5 0 su) cvrt CLXC o or arc consranll horse orcow "tnay cause tc5uu: n x Serous Gb. AtlV ofse thfnas "htay happen Yq one you fvmy rthayy ypmcnt. ready or u$emsueh. casvsjtrhasna cquay Aorthc cure of ScS, lmrns t c,tt.s 5wcl UnS) bruses, Sbvams, Sores, nsect b t CS c.ah )mqqs tssd t, PtRRYVAVlS&SOH. PRO.S HOLL STERDRDG Co. Lmted, AGENTS FOR PERRY DAVS Pan Kller 503 Fort Street, HONOLULU. HAVE YOU SEEN THE New Eussan Coffee Pots? We have a lew samples and t strkes us y are most practc thng to make a good cup of coffee at short notce ever nvented. They look stylsh too, and vll set off your dnner to advantage. Cost? Very lttle for so fne an artcle. You mght add one of our new candelabrum from two to fve lghts for centre of table, as y are correct thng, and l dnners must be correct. You know Many new and strkng thngs are comng n dy; t wll be worth your whle to have a look at m. Our new lne of Cut Glass wll be n next month, and wll be a dazzler: made by celebrated Hawkes of Cornng, 2Tew York, who took frst prze at Pars Exposton. t stands wthout a peer. The whtest and clearest glass; most brllant cut. Compare t wth goods of any or make and t stands out n bold contrast; perfectly whte n color, perfecton n cut. t s no hgher than nferor goods and we keep a full lne. H.F.WCflMAN Fort Street. Spec CASTLE Notces. k COOKE MPORTERS, Hardware and Gener Merchandse The Sportng season has set n and we wsh to cl attenton to fact that we have a full lne of Unon Metlc Cartrdge Companys Goods SPORTNG AND TARGET PRACTCE CONSSTNG Mltary Ammunton, Sportng Ammunton, Reldadn g Tools, Wads and Wad Cutters, Prmers and Percusson Caps, Brass and Paper Shells. FOR Also very best quty of SPORTund, NG POWDER : put up n und and Cans. SHOT GUN CARTRDGES, l szes. ALSO Rcebr d : Guns OF POWDER AND CAPS. 3ffRemember, we sell PEARL OL at $.90 per case, C. O. D., delvered to any part of cty. CASTLE & COOKE. MPORTERS, Hardware and Gener Merchandse THS BEEXRVED SPACE FOR Hawaan Electrc Company THE PACFC Coomerca Advertse r S S T T HAS HAS WE The best and bggest Dy paper n Ha waan slands, n favor of Annexaton, frst, last and l tme. Represents l busness nterests and l sec tons of slands. Gves best vae to both advertsers and subscrbers. The largest and most gener crculaton D Hawaan slands. The most thrfty and desrable class of read ers, a great many of whom take no or loc paper. Need and deserve your subscrpton and advertsement and wll gve you worth of yom money. Gazette Pubhshn 0 Comp V., u 9

7 LOCAL BREVTES. The Naton band plays at hotel tonght. Appraser Fshel moves nto hs new oflce today. The Board of Heth wll not meet ths afternoon. Harry Mller started yesterday on anocher vacaton trp. The Hyacnth arrved from Brd sland yesterday mornng. The Alameda may arrve from Colones ths evenng. G. N. and A. S. Wlcox left for r Kaua home yesterday. E. L. Colln3, who arrved by Wlder, s a lawyer of Oakland. W. O. Atwater and J. McCandle ss A. have gone to Kahulu. A. Sachs and Charles Dowborn left for volcano on Knau. W. H. Cornwell and Mss Blanche Cormvell returned to Mau yesterday. A young man desres a poston n a wholese house or plantaton store. W. O. Smth wll probably return from Kaha on Hawa tomorrow. J. W. Chapman wll be steward of Hawaan hotel, commencng today. The Oakland took 50 tons of st, 2o0 sacks of rce, and 225 bunches of bananas. f Alameda makes a trp lke she used to, she should be n from Colones tonght. Wm. L. Peterson, Notary Publc, type wrter, and collector, has a busness card n ths ssue. There wll be a meetng of Young Hawaans nsttute n Y. M. C. A. hl ths evenng. Lela n Offcers and trustees of Boat Club wll hold a meetng at Hawaan hotel ths evenng. The mortgagee se of property of Chas. Grdler has been postponed untl tomorrow mornng at 0 oclock. A Port Angeles, Wash., lumber company wll furnsh 3,000,000 feet of cedar for rway work n Hawaan slands. A neat lttle slver button wth letters "H. S.," n black enamel, has been made for members of Humane Socety. Those who want to see 4 Charleys Aunt " agan, and those who have not seen ths laughable play, should leave r names at Lews T evey s. Four splendd grey dray horses were broueht down on Andrew Welch for Mr. Peck. They are sad to be fnest anms of knd n Honolulu. Jas. F. Morgan wll sell, at noon today, at yard of H. Hackfeld fc Co., corrugated ron, blacksmths ron, bags, etc. Also cases of fne, old Scotch whskey and gn. A box se of seats for "Charleye Aunt" wll be opened ths afternoon at 2 oclock. The datw for performance has not been set yet, but t wll be gven n near future. A Chnaman, serously wounded, s lyng n Y. M. C. A. Buldng. He was stabbed by a Chnese boy and taken nto that place, where ho s under treatment of Dr. McGrew. The Supreme Court yesterday decded aganst grantng a new tr to Ben Glagher and he was taken to reef durng mornn g, where he wll serve sx months sentence mposed by Judge Cooper. Mrs. W. H. Bckard left on ths Knau for Hawa yesterday. Mr. Kckard wll reman here about a fortnght and n remove to hs ranch on larger sland. He and hs famly expect to lve re n future. An ncendary fre occurred n a sml house near Beretana and Nuuanu streets early yesterday mornng. Captan Scott came from Polce Staton, and blaze was extngushed wth a few buckets full of water. The Fre Department was not cled out. Ol had been poured on porch. Kauaaheh e occupes place. DED OF CONSUMPTON. James Cowes Passes Away Yesterday Afternoon. James Cowes, son of Robert Cowes, well known steward of Marposa, ded of consumpton at fve oclock yesterday afternoon. He was 27 years old at tme of hs death. Young Cowes was employed tor some tme by Tramways Company, but expected to leave on Dmond for San Frmcsco. Hs body wll probably be sent to San Francsco for bur, on next steamer. SAYS THE PACFC COMMEKCLVL ADVERTSEr t: HOXOUU, HE WONT PAY. E. B. Thomas Obects to Payng Almony. E. B. Thomas appeared before Judge Whtng yesterday afternoon n course of proceedngs n dvorce sut, brought by h3 wfe. Mr. Thomas was not at hs best. He had vsted sever places where, lqud refreshment was to be found, and he had found t. Durng tr Mr. Thomas became qute famlar wth Judge Whtng, and sever tmes he had to be suppressed. When udge nformed hm that he would have to pay $2 a week each to hs wfe and chld, untl dvorce case was settled, Mr. Thomas rebelled. As he tersely put t, "hed be domned f he would." But he wll probably change hs mnd rar than go to for contempt. Naton Band Concert. The Naton Band wll gve a concert at Hawaan Hotel ths evenng at S:5 oclock. The programme s as follows :. March "Amercan Cadets"....Hl 2. Overture "Poet and Peasant" Suppe 3. Pccolo Solo "Through Ar", Damm M. Keaka. 4. Selecton "Adela" Donzett NATVE SONGS. Overture "Sad Pasha".Stahl G. Wtz "Sobre la Olas" Rosas 7. March "Dstant Greetng" Dorng "Hawa Pono." Wanted. WANTED BY POSTON man, sever years experence n wholese house n town, so plantaton store. Moderate sary. Address "Enerey." th offre. 388l WM. L. PETERSON, Notary : Publc, : Typewrter AM) COLLKCTO:. Offce : Over Bshop & Co. a Bank. FOR SALE UNDVDED ONETH RD VN n COFFEE LANDS stuated n PUNA, HAWA. The property s dstant from Hlo 23 mles ; a government road s n course of constructon and wll pass boundary s about 700 feet above sea level and conssts of 50 acres freehold and 40 acres on lease of 30 years. Twentytw o acres are cleared and ready for plantng.. t ;. K DW crt a rurun ursramuvtsu cu. partculars, apply at offce of JSO.. WALKKB, 4 3S7l w Ppreckels Block. Annu Meetng. ANNUAL MEETNG OK THE THE Suar Company wll be held at offce of Hawaan Safe Depost and nvestment Cornpanv on Fort street, n Honolulu, on TUESDAY, October 30, 894, at 9 :30 oclock a. m. WM. K. CASTLE, 3S72 w 5942 w Meetng Notce. rpe ANNUAL MEETNG OF THE Koha Sugar Company wll be held JL MONDAY, 20th offce of Castle & nst., at 2 p.., at Cooke. J. l. ATEnON, secretary. Honolulu,... October 5th, S94. 3S7 Qlt d Meetng Notce. ME ANNUAL MEETNG OF THE xslaa Plantaton Cornpanv wll be held MONDAY, 2.th n?t.. at a. m., at otlce of Castle fc Coole. J. 3. ATHKKlO.V, Treasurer. Honolulu,.., October loth, Md Meetntr Notce. rphe ANNUAL MEETNG OF THE X Haku Sugar Company wll be held MONDAY, 29th nst., at 0 a. offce of Castle & Cooke. J B. ATHERTON, Honolulu, H., October 5th, S7 59t d Notce. TK. KUP.OTA OF THE FKM OF tl Traoca & Co. has resgned from our frm lecatnc at Labana, Mau. We, understrned hereby notfy that hereafter we wl not be responsble at for any blls or debts chamed on our account by sad Mr. Kubota. TRAOCA A OK. Lahana. October S04. 3S7l m Power of Attorney. NOTCE S EllB Y GVEN THAT L. rettron has full power to act for me, durng my absence. 385 w K MODKE. SPECAL BUSNESS TEMS. EaT X. S..Sachs has ust opened a Dew lne of Fne Whte Dmtes, soft prnted Nansooks, n very pretty desgns, and uew nda Drapery Slks. $J2F Sweepng reducton n Lades Musln Wasts. Remnants of of whte goods and fgured wash maters at hf prce at X. S. Sachs, o20 Fort street. Fne Photraphn. At Wl lams show cases are to be seen mntur e photographs on watch ds whch he s makng a spcty of.. Also some fne work on slk handkerchefs. Lantern sldes wo are makng n sets, for Lectures, or by dozen. Bromde prnts for trade. Secondhan d For BsLtgans n New and Furnture, Lawn Mow es, Wcker Chars, Garden Hose, etc., cl at. X. L., corner of Nuuanu and Kng streets. y f yon want to sell out your Furnture n ts entrety, cl at. X. L. t&"g. R. Harrson, Practc Pano and Organ Maker and Tuner, can furnsh best factory references. Orders left at Hawaan News Co. wll receve prompt attenton. All work guaranteed to be same as done n factory. CCr Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes, ce Boxes, Stoves, Hangng Lamps, Rugs, Bureaus, Chffoners, Steamer and Veranda Chars, Bed Lounges, Sofas, Baby Crbs, Clos Baskets, Sewng Machnes, Whatnots, Meat Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at lowest Cash Prces at. X. L., corner of Nuuanu and Kng streets.. 5 pencl Cotrrs. Hawaan Opera House L. J. Levey, Lessee. W. R. Dky, Manager. DALEYS STOCK COMPANY. Thvrsflay, October, "THE BLACK FLAG." Saturday, October, 0, TE : ESLS : COMEDY " OUR BOYS." Anor great laugh provoker Topular prces. 3S02tf Annu Meetng Notce. ANNUAL MEETNG OF TE T stockholders of Onomea Sugar Company wll be held at offce of Messrs. O.Brewer & Co. Ld., n Honolulu October 23d, at 0 oclock a. m. E. F. BSHOP, Honolulu, October 2, S94. 3S4t d Annu Meetng Notce. MF ANNUAL MEETNG OF THE T stockholdng of Wuku Su; Company wll be held at otlce of Messrs. C. Brewer & Co. Ld., n Honolulu October 22d, lb9, at 0 oclock a.m. E. F. BSHOP, Secretary, Honolulu, October 2, S4 td Annu Meetng: Notce. HP HE ANNUAL MEETNG OF THE stockholders of Ueaka Ranch Company wll be held at offce of Messrs. C. Brewer & Co. Ld., n Honolulu October 22d,?94, at oclock a. m. E. F. BSHOP, Honolulu, October 2th, S t d Q Notce. UONG WA ON CO. HAVE of Mr. Chop n n frm of QuongWah On & Co. of Honolulu and n branch stores of Quone: Wah Jan at Kapaa, Kaua ; Long fajan, Lhue, Kaua ; and Qnong Ta Jan, Khwa, Kaua; and furr gve notce that Mr. Chop Tn wll not be responsble for an3t of debts of above store. CHOP TN, Honolulu, Octobers, 8y4. 38 w Notce. ON AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTObe r loth, Hawaan Electrc Company wll gve an l nbt servce for resdences ṪHEO. HOFFMANN, 332lZ w Mpertr ndent. gyttrrrrrm lz OCTOBER 7, S94 4 m4.v... or busnesslk e, to ;c? a Crcph r. wrter. Who wl thnk, vc: av v.l.e.wak and progressve f ct stck to te way your grandfar wrrte? Stetl pens nstead of qull pens; you re aneau Take anoner step. Use C grapn. You can do more work on a Cahgraph than wth a pen. ts "more comfortable to use a Cgraph than a pen. The Cgraph s belter than any or tvpe 53 wrter, because t s smpler, lasts longer and does cleaner $2 work than any or. UK f a ts easer to learn than anv or, too. You can buy one on easy terms. t helps pay for ts elf 4 whle youre buyng t. Let me sell you ope. 5 T. W. Mobron, Honolulu. Notce of Purchase. BOUGHT OUT THE HAVNG of Honolulu Carrage Manufactory, desre to gve notce to l my customers, customers of G. West and gener publc that wll carry on busness under same name and at old stand on Fort street, ust above Hotel. Dated Honolula, June 30th, t f W. W. WRGHT. Notce of Se. y.m. G. WET WSHES TO GVE l notce to hs patrons that he has ths day sold out hs Carrage Manufactory and good wll of bs busness to Mr. W. W. WRGHT. Mr.West earnestly desres l hs customers to contnue r patronage at old stand wth Mr. Wrght. Dated June 30th, S94. To JLet. G. WEST. COT TAG E AT PALAMA, ON Asylum Road, near Kng street, and tramcar lne. Apply to Clerks Offce, Judcary Buldng m FOE SAE, COLUMBA LADES ONE on nstment plan, to responsble party. The machne s perfectly new, has pneumatc tres. Rng up Mutu Telephone No. 882 and gve your address f you wsh smply to see wheel and know terms. BCYCLE, 373 tf Mutu Telephone 88. CERTFCATE LOST. NO 46 FOR 50 Suar Company Stock n n&re of S. L. Austn. Transfer on same has been stopped. Fnder wll please return same to 379Vlm K. O. HALL 6c SON. NOTCE. MY ABSENCE FROM DURNG Mr. Davd Dayton and Mss L. M. West are authorzed to recept any and l blls owng me and to enforce pavment of same. 37S92 Lost. G. WEST TT7"ALUKU SUGAR COMPANYS T t draft on C. Brewer & Co., No. 953, favor of Hoon Wo for $50. Payment on same has been stopped. Fnder please return to m WNG WTQ CHAN & CO. Kead Tls F YOU WANT A MOTVE POWER, order a Regan Vapor or Pacfc Gas Engne; y are best, safest and smplest n world. JOS. TNKER, Sole Agont. SJSJSend for catogues. Honolulu, H.. 36S3 tf For Se. M HORSE AND BUGGY. AGye ar old fnelybred, Drvng and Saddle Mare and a Panobo x, Brewster Sdeb ar Buygy n excellent condton. Mare s gentle and knd; good sze and a fne even traveller. For prce or partculars, enqure of 3S00 tf WALTER C. WKEDON. WOVEN WRE BEDS The Luxury cf Age tllk ABSENTEES. The "Lly of Skys" retred, Claus Spreckela gone away, And Theo. H. Daves was nspred To vst home and stay Thurstons gone to see Portugee, Our Dole has a vacaton ; Judge Wdemanns an absentee, The Roysts one svaton Ts lucky Beys come to slay, For now t can be sad f l our frends have gone away, Weve stll Woven Bed Our Presdent shl Bey be, Hes better than a kng ; Hell never be an absentee Whle we hs vrtues sng Woven Wre Bey MAKER OF WOVEN WRE BEDS, HOTEL STREET, Next door Horns Steam Bakery, Honolulu. 3765lm tf Fne House FOR fbl and Lot SALE. UNDERSGNED OFFERS FOR THE that Fne Homestead on mauka sde of Beretana street. 00 feet east of Pensacola street. The lot has a front of 00 feet and a depth of 43 feet. A Good Dwellng House n good repar ; contans Parlor, Dnng Room, Ktchen, Pantry, Bedroom, Bath and Water Closet and an offce on lower floor wth Four Good Bedrooms on second floor ; two of rooms are mosqutoproo f. There s a substant Barn contanng Two Stls, room for two carrages, Wood Shed and Servants Room, a Servants Water Closet and Two Stone Cesspool s. Furr partculars of W.R. Castle, or of 374lt d N. F. BURGESS. Offces to Let N TE MPROVED CAKTWKGHT BULDNG. AWYERS AND PROFESSONAL l men cenerlv are reauested to A nspect offce rooms n (Jartwrght Buldng on Merchant street. There are three rooms en sute.one facng Merchant and Bel streets. These offces wll be rented at a reasonable rent to a responsble tenant. Apply on premses to BRUCE CARTWRGHT. 3796t f FOR SALE THE RESDENCE LATELY OCCUPED BY Mr.AJ. Cartwrght at Makk ggpklce $2,000. The houses and grounds are open for nepecton dy. The antor on grounds wll attend. For full partculars apply to BRUCS CARTWRGHT, 379t f : Trustee. To Kent. A COTTAGE N REAR OF No. 89.Nuuanu street. Enqure at Furnture fcore, Jvmg street, near Alakea. 83t f NO VOMAN LVNG Postvely needs a prevent Wrnkles, ageng ot skn and Fac Blemshes. The orgn Skn Food Tssue Bulder, Lcla Hcntez Creaa s stll tne uest. s.ffevrtlf, lluz4 prsed anddelght S ua ronufy ed when you. try ths luxury a luxury n every respect except prce. A 75ce nt pot lasts three months. Do yoa tan or burn? Mrs. Harrsons FACE BLEACH cures worst case of Freckels, Sunburn. Slowness, Moths. Pmples, and l Skn B emshes. Prce $. Harmless and effectve. Superfluous har permanently removed. For spec advce and book on beauty, free, address MRS. NETTE AURSON, Beauty Doctor,2G Geary St., San Francsco. CFor se bv HOLLSTER DRUG CO.523 Fort Pt.. Honolulu. 379t f Corporaton Xotce. 4 T THE ANNUAL MEETNG OF J stockholders of Lhue Plantaton (.( npany. Lmted, held n Honolulu on 5th day of October 89, followng offcers were eleeed for ensunz year and untl r are elected : P senber C M Cooke J F Ha kfed W O Parke A S WJcx VcePresde Honolulu, Ortober 5, 894. r.$73 t w Presdent Treasurer Secretary Audtor W. C. PARKE, (Dnur SlDcmsnnn WANTED TO PHUSB A Lot wth or wthout mprovements on or near Fort street. A Lot wth or wthout mprovements wthn a mle of Postoflce. FOR SALE a Lodgng House ft Rath fcoom and Ktch en ; next to Club House. $700. TOR SALE 2SX acres good coffe L land ; 5 rne3 from town. $ R SALE Desrable mproved porty on Punchbowl street, Hotel street. $f.000. Prone ar FOR SALE House and J ot. Chcken Stable, Coach House, etc., at Kh. $730. TO RENT Furnshed Hou?e on Punchbowl street. $0. RENT Furnshed House on TO Hotel street. $23. Enqure at 03 For Street, ts07 tf Koloa Sugar Co., ncorporated AT (CAPTAL STOCK PAD UP.) THE ANNUAL MEETNG OF stockholders ot Koloa Sugar Company held ths day, followng offcers were elected for one year, and untl r successors shl be elected: Paul senberg T evdent W E A Cropp.VcePresde nt J F Hackfeld Treasurer C M Cooke Secretary E Suhr Audtor CHAS. M. COOKE, Secretary of K. S. Co. Honolulu, October 5th, S73t 593 m METHODST Epscop Church Servces ON BEGNNNG SUNDAY, regular mornng and evenng servces wll be held by Methodst EpRcop Church of Honolulu. REV. H, W. PECK, Pastor, n Hl, at corner of Fort and Hotel streets (formerly Annexaton Club Rooms). A form organzaton of ths Church wll take place on frst Sunday n November. All Chrstans not afflated wth any or Evangelc church are nvted to unte n ths organzaton. 3SUl m Assgnees Se THE E NT BE STOCK OF WEMER & CO. Wll be Sold REGARDLESS OF COST 3775t f llanwa, Wakk. TAKEN CHARGE OF HAVNG named Popular Seasde Resort, undersgned s prepared to receve h3 frends and publc. Spec accommodatons for prvate bathng partes and famles. EfyKng street cars pas3 door. W. K. BARTLETT, 380 m Propretor. To Rent. THAT COMMODOUS BULDn g formerly occuped by Unon ce Works and adonng Lucas Planng Mll. Terms moderate. Applv to HAWAAN ELECTRC COMPANY. 3S2 2m Store and Cellar TO LET, No. 23 Nuuanu street, premses formerly occuped by Taht Lemonade Works. g"apply to Benson, Smth & Co. 3735t f Pano for Se. FNE HALLET & Davs Pano for se at a lft bargan. Address W.," ths offce tf E. M. NAKUNA, Commssoner of Prvate AVays and Water Kght. Dstrct of Honolulu. Notary Publc. A Rent to grant Marrage Lcenses. Offce: 309 Merchant steet.

8 5 f r t g... J fc f..... f PC T mx: of n ma cf of S T PACPC COMMT.HCUSJL ADVJERTSEK: noxol.ux.j, OCTOBEE 7, r Dplomatc and ar Reprz OPX SlLWT 2 L5D cos SHPPNG NTELLGENCE. SEZURE OF OPUM. THE UWB REPUBLC r sentatves of Hawat Abroad. Captah Parker Makes a Haul of car onl 0 at FCt on est dr thf at ah to ph m C3 t or te m r n fr M cc n th t tl tl M t h v. n c e P e t. X. rfmf. TABLE. from mo trrt J.NE, S A...rrt ZmTVl rgzzzf T R A TO 7A r3 TyTS VTT.T. B B A D JU Leave Honolulu... 3:45 :45 4:3o 5:0 lleave Pearl Cty.. 3:30 2:30 o:0 0:06 ArrvaEwa 3U... 0:37 2:57 r 5:2 TO a HONOLULU. C B 2 A A.M. A.M. Leave Ewa Mll :43 3:43 o 42 Leave Pearl Cty..6:3 ll:l 4:5 6:0 Arrve Honolulu..7:30 :55 4 o 6:4o A Satordaa only. B Dy. C Sunday excepted. D Baturuays excepted. The Pacfc Commerc Advertser Xsued Every Mornng, Except Sunday, by th Hawaan Gazette Company At. 38 Merchant 9trt. EGHT PAGES. The Dy?ac7:c Coxmeec Adt;s Per month n advance 0 Per quarter c advance r n advance. 3 Per year w : Per postpad to Cnte,lhLaey ar, s of Amerca, Canada, or Mexco.. 00 Foregn x4 UU year, poatad Szr.WsszL T Hawams Gazette, (S page Tuesdays and Fedays: Per year 04 numbers Per year U. S. and Canada.... b 00 Per year,otber Foregn Countr.es.. w Payable nvarably la Adfoce. ueo. h. rall 3, Busnes 3anager. WEDNESDAY. : OCTOEEP. 7, S04. THE ADVERTSER CALENDAR. October. XSJl. 8 a. M. Tu.; W..Th. Fr. S. 34 HAt. 3 4 ) S Fr: Qur Oct. 6. k Moo a T f 3 : 3 20 o JV t. lt "at 72 Oct J 3, V Ot. 3 00: s. rokcltn MAL SKKVtr.. t nfs wll leav for and arrve f;on san Francsco, 0 th? followne dt. tll clo of 5 At. AT Uo.ox.clc L.XAVS Hosolclc FX.2A3 rkasc&co FosJas Kuc:) oa V Acoevra oa Vascocva fht or About Arawm Oct. 24 Alameda Oct. Monowa Oct. 23 Mowera Not. Austra Nov. 3 Austra.. Nov. 0 Chna Nov. 2 Marposa... Not. 3 On vr Abt Alameda... Nov. 22 Oceanc Not. ) lowera Nov.2 Arawa Dec. Austra Vc. Austra..Dec. 6 Oceanc Pec. Mouowa... Dec. 3 Marposa... lc. U Jwera Dec 3 Arawa Pec. 2 Chna Dtc. 3 Austra Dec. 2U Aura Jan. 5 Mooowt..Jan. 7 Alamela. Jan. 0 Autraha.. Jan. 2 Austra....Feb. 2 Alamea.. Feb. t llarfva.... Kf 7 Austra..Feb. 23. Autr a. a...mar. 2 Marxv....Mar. l Monowa....3ar.7 Austra. Mar. Austra...Mar. 30 Monowa...Apr. Alameda.... Apr. 4 Austra..Arr. Austra. Apr. 27 Alameda...Mav Marposa...Mav 2 Austra.. May Austra...Mav 25 Marposa.. June Moaowa....Mav JJ Austra...June 5 Austra. June 22 Monow.... Julv 4 VUtcea June 27 Austra.... Julv n Autra a July 20 Alameda.... Au Marrxva...Julv 25 Austra... Auk. " Austra Auc. 7.. Marpa....AU;.2 Monowa. Au;. Austra.. t. 7 Austra.Sept. n Monowa...Vert.. 2 Altrueda J...Sept. Austra.. Oct. 5 Austra....Oct. 2 Alameda.....Oct. 2 Marposa...Oct. a. Austra....Nov. 2 Austra.... Nov. Pay. TlJe. Sua and Moon. 5 3". V.m. ysx. Moa S W 3.3o o.?5.h Tue la l.to 4.30 U.J. 3.2 T. 3 pc. t 3 Wad.. :V Tsf : 5. S Frld....? tf.43.ca : 5. 5aL... 2W S.C3 O.lJ Bud... t 9 U t3. 0 LS ;s 3.l.... Lt uxrtr of tao mooa on te 2st h. 24 m. un. 54a T c.or v rtx.t DAT. 2 Z Z Ma S H.l t.. ; Tu.(.v ft Tl r.. a ".. wa.? m "t s TtVt M.vV. J vn, t: ) " 4 t u r. v. s:;.,. TESXL l bark Atrcan. Urown. Newcatle. Am b:ne W H D;mond. Nel,on. S. to.a :clr llocrt Lexers, Layaar. la U: er.sca:.:,sa Frar.c:co f 5VVAL nspector and Slanazer of Garbage Servce L. L. La Perre. nspector G. W. C. Jones. Port Physcan, Dr. F. R Day. Dspensary, Dr. H. W. Howard. Leper Settlement, Dr. K. K. Olver. Eoasd cf Educaton. Court House Euldng, Kng street. Presdent.W. R. Castle. Seott Secretary, F. J.. H C l 5 Hyacnth. Mar, Brd M EEC H AS Tl U. JOKEGN VKS5ELS EXPLaED. Due., Btr.e Planter va n....oct 3 Am schr Alce(....PtTowren d Oct 2 Am?:hr Era.Eureka.... Oct 5 Am bkt Khkrar.Pt ToTn;en LOctJ Am h. Elnore.Newcastle...Oct 20 B Ca.zar Forest. Newcastle.... Oct 20 Bk Albert.25 F..Oct 2 Utne.a CaU e F.Oct. CO. loctenbeck Lverol.....Oct 30 Haw b launa Ala. Newcastle..Nov 3 Aru 5chr Purtan.Newcastle...Nov 30 Nor hp Glanvor.Newcastle...Nov 30 ;erbk Paul?en.ber?. Bremen. Dec 0 Srhp F Glade.Lverpool...Jan 30 ARRVALS. TCEDAY, Oct. 0. HUMS Hvacnth. Mav, from Brd sland. scr Heta from Kaaeoka: Pont. &tn.r Warcano. Davs, from Waanae DEPAHTlKKS. Tuesday. Oct. U. Am chr Aloha. Dabel. for San Francsco. Am bk Oakland. lcoure. for Seattle. amr Knan. Clarke, for Mau and Hawa. fctmr Clacdne, Cameron, for llau:. ftmr lkaha. Hazlund, for Kaua. VEEL" LEAllM TOllAV. tmr Pele. JcAllLter. for Kaua, at awn. po:t. Foran FrancLco, per schr Aloha 70?0 ba?4 suzar, 4L ba rce, CO ba cosfee. For Port Town.en J. yer bk Oakland ) ba st. 250 sk3 rce. 2) melons, 225 bch banana.. pano. P.S4KOK. DtPaaTCss. For lnu and Hawa, per smr Knau. Oct Volcano: Cha s Dawborn, A Sachs. Wav Ports: Mrs Dehard. H to. Hraok V U" Bruner, A Cockburn. Chas L Carter. r L Grau, Geo C Beckley. Master laukea. J M Homer, wfe and chldren. M? Bryan. MrAWl. Mr P.enhart. Mrs A Curts, J A Vctor and 40 deck. For Mau, per tcr Claudne. Oct 0 V," Cornwell. Mss Cornwell. Mr Needha m, F a Dunn. W O Atwater, J McCandles s. For Kaua, per stmr Mkaha. Oct 0 G N Wlcox. A Ss Wlcox, W A Knner and wfe. J C s Rashlegh. A Cropp. Emly Pun. Mss Ncholson. K b Gerdrum. M J Slva, Mr S my. Oko. DED. CO WES n ths ctr. October o consumpton. James, sou of lobert Cowes. azet 2) years. WHARF AND WAVE. Damond Head, Oct. 6, 0 p.m. Wear, clear : wnd, lght N. The Wamano arrved shortly after sx last evenng. The Knau had only two passengers for volcano yesterday. The Aloha took a cargo of 7,050 bags of sugar, vued at $39, The Pele wll leave for Mahawel at noon today wth a cargo of co. The Mkaha, Claudne and wan l left at 5 oclock yesterday afternoon. The Aloha and Oakland both departed for coast yesterday, former for San Francsco, and latter for Port Townsend. Captan Arthur McDowell and hs steam launch had a lttle trouble on or sde of slau d yesterdav. The party W23 Hshng, whena rope fell overboard and caught n propeller. For a few mnutes thngs looked squ v, but lne was extrcated bef re anv serous damage was done. ON WHARF JLND SHP. T. J. Kng and Captan McGure Have a Wordy War. T. J. Kng und Captan McGure of old Oakland had a wordy war as bark was pullng away from wharf vesterdav. There had been some busness trouble between two. and matter culmnated ust before bark got away. Mr. Kng stood cn wharf and told glant captan, n no choce language, ust what he thought of hm. The captan kept cool, but responded forcbly. The madder Kng got, cooler became captan, and as captan froze, so dd Kns: gnte. All ths t was fun fo water fronters, who urged combatants on untl matters reached a shape where, f both men had been on same pece of terrtory a fne scrap " would have been outcome. But y werent, and Captan McGure sed wth no physc wounds, though hs ears probably burn yet from dressng down Kng gave hm. Tack steamer have for ocu? ttn teen used for carryng petrcleuu and natrs, tut t ha remaned for a Louana man to brur th tank nto u sore. He ntend use f r ma e to satldle le.wc, eky tus a much am" wav that cruj t l s tor. untl r.l t: f.r lpteut. Whrt l t tlav n.n L.rreN y a J.t; H :u;. v.r; r 5.. Twentyfour Tns. Captan Parker was watchng for opum yesterday afternoon, and he got what he was after. Twentyfou r tns of black stulfarenow under lock and kev at staton house nstead of ben on. Mkaha en route far Kau, and two Chnamen had to put up b to amount of? 50) each n order to be at lberty, nstead of reocng at havng safely evaded polce. Two shpments of opum were planned, and one got away, but second was sezed. Captan Parker learned that a tn chet loaded on a dray contaned contraband artcle, and hs suspcons were confrmed when drver, nstead of gong down Xuuanu street to wharf, went around by fsh market. Parker wked over to Kaahuma nu post offce, n ran down street and caught load. SURVEY OF BRD SLAND. The Hyacnth Returns From a Cable Scoutng Cruse. H. B. M. S. Hyacnth returned mm vesterdav mornng from a cruse among slands to east, after sever days spent n surveyng lands. The Hyacnth had on board Actng Brtsh Commssoner Hawes and Sanford Flemng, spec delegate who s here n nterest of Pacfc cable. Soundngs were taken by manofw ar near Brd sland, and that pece of land was carefully examned, wth a vew to makng t a landng place for cable. Mr. Flemng wll make hs fn propos to Government today, and wll learn from Mr. Hatch ust what Republc of Hawa wll do for enterprse. Naton Cane Shredder (PATEMED ODEK THE LAWS OW THE HAWAAN STAND S.) Mr. John X. Scott, Manager of Hlo Sugar Company gves followng wonderful record of workng of NATONAL CANE SHRED DER, whch was erected by r works at commencement of crop ust harvested: "Durng past week Hlo Sugar Companys mll exceeded any of ts former records by closng 25 hours grndng wth an output of 3002 tons. Ths s fully 0 per cent, more than best work of former years. "The e roller mll beng 26 n. bv 54 n. and two roller mll SO n. by GO n. The frst mll dong ths amount of work n an effcent manner and wth great ease, compared wth work on whole cane, owng to thorough preparaton of cane by " Naton Cane Shredder, recently erected by Company. "And by ts use extracton has been ncreased from o per cent, to 5 per cent, on l knds of cane, and n some cases 80 per cent, has been reached: average beng 75 to 75 per cent., accordng to qutv. " contnue to fnd megass from shredded cane better fuel than from whole cane. "The shredder has been workng day and nghty for seven months and has gven me entre satsfacton, havng shredded durng that tme about seventy thousand tons of cane, and a large part of t beng hard ratoons. "The shredder and engne requre very lttle care or attenton." S"Plans and specfcatons of se shredders may be seen at offce of We G. rwn f Co. L SOLE AGENTS Full TtK HAWAAN LANDS. Q. E. BOARDMAN, TJC r av COAL? k. " r r. (UNADAXDSTRUA N Steamshp Lne. Steasera cf above lne, rannng n connecton rth Canadan Pacutc Rway Co., between Vancouver, B. C. and Sydney, N. S. W., and clng at Vctora E. C. Honolulu and Suva F, Are Due at Honolulu On or about dates below stated, vz:... rrom Sydney and uva, lor vctora and YancouTer, B. C: S. S 0tnh er "ARAWA" 2 S. S. "MOWERA" November 3 S. S. "WARRMOO......December 2 From Vctora and Yanwer, B. C, for Suva and Svdnev: S. S. "ARAWA" October 24 S. S. "MOWERA" November S. "WARRMOO" December 24 Through tckets ssued from Honolulu to Canada, Unted States and Europe. lf" For Freght and Passage and l gener nformaton t apply to Theo.H.Daves & Co., Ld. GENERAL AGENTS. OCEANC STEAMSHP CO Ofc Lst cf Menbers and Locaton of Bureaus. Ecmva COTSCL. Sanford B. Do Presdent. Franca M. Uat. 3n:5ter o Foregn Aars. James A. Knr, lnster of nteror. Samuel Al. Damon, Alnster of Fnance. Wllam O. Smth, AttorneyGenera l. ADVSORY COUNCL. Wllam C. Wlder, Henrv Waterhouse, v..o:e, Jcnn Lmmelath, Edward D. Tenner, Jamea F. Monran, Wm. F. Allen, Alex. Youn, Cecl Brown, John Nott. Jos. P. Mendonca, John Ena, D B. Smth. J.A.McCandes3. Wllam C. Wlder, Charles T. Rodgers, Charman. SCPSZfB Cccbt. Ho&. A. F. Judd, Chef Justce. Hcn; E F. Bckerton, Frst Assocate Justce. Eon. W. F. Fn?ar, Second Assocate Justce. Henry Smth, Chef Clerx. Geo. Lucas, Deputy Clerk. C. F. Peterson, Second Deputy Clerk. J. Wter Jonea, Stenographer". Crcut Judges. A. WhtnzJ E. Cooper, f 0aha Second Crcut: (llau) J. W. Kua. Thrd and Fourth Crcut: (Hawa) S. L. Austn. Ffth Crcut: (Kaua) J. Hardy. OfSces and Courtroo n Court House, Kng street. Sttng m n Honolulu The frst Monday n February, May, August and November. DzPAPrasNT o Fossas ffatbs. OSce n Captol Suldue, Kn? street. F. M. Hatch, Mnster of Foregn Affars. Geo. C. Potter, Lonel R.A.Hart. Clerk J. W. Grvn, Secretav Chnese Bureau. DkPAT3SXT CF THE LvTSKTOS. n Cantcl Euldn street. Aastran M Servce. J. A. Kn?, Mnster o nteror. Chef Clers, John A. Hassnzer. Assstant Clerks : James H. Boyd, M. K. fceohokole, Stephen Mahaulu, Georga C. For San Francsco: Ross, Edward S. Boyd. Bureau of Agrculture and Fossstby. The New and Fne Al Steel Steamshp Presdent : Mnster of nteror. Wm. G. rwn, Allan Herbert, John Ena. Joseph Marsden, Commssoner and Of Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu, from Sydney and Chtkt cf Bubzaus, ntssok Dxpast s Aucana, on or aoou; 2CHNT. SurveyorGenera l, OCTOBEE 8th, W.D. Alexander. Supt. Publc Works, W. E. Rowell. Supt. Water Work3, Andrew Brown. And wll leave for above port wth nspector, Electrc Lghts, John Cassdy. Ms and Passengers on or about that Regstrar of Conveyances, T. G. date. Thrum. Road Supervsor, Honolulu, W. H. Cummng s. For Sydney & Auckland The New and Fne Al Steel Steamshp Of Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu, from San Francsco, on or about OCTOBEE 25th, And wll have prompt despatch wth Ms and Passengers for above porta. The undersgned are now prepared to ssue THROUGH TCKETS TO ALL PONTS LN THE UNTED STATES. JECEor furr partculars rerardng Freght or Passage apply to Wm. G. rwn & Co., Ltd., GENERAL AGENTS. OCEANC STEAMSHP CO Tme Table. LOCAL LNE. L A.TJSTPA.LA. Leare Hokslulu fors.f. October 6..October 3 November 3..November 0 Arrve Honolulu from S. F. THROUGH LNE. From San Fran, From Svdnev for for Sydney. San Francsco Arrve Honolulu. T otra ttott MARPOSA Sep 27 )AOct m (23. HZTr7S & C0.3 Boston Lne of Packets, Shppers wll please take notce AMERCAN KAJRK EDWARD MAY Leaves New York oa or atut DEC. " :or th:a p r. Sm :c:ent mduce met crters. For or t...r. :r.f:rrt:oa, arn :y to B re e r Co. SC.v.v.s, L:n, C. RKW r. a C w Chef Engneer Fre Dept., Jas.H. Hunt. Supt. nsane Asylum, F.. Cutter. Defabt5csnt of Fnance. Ofce, Captol Buldng, Kng street. Mnster of Fnance, S. M. Damon. AudtorGenera l, H. Laws. Regstrar of Accounts, W. G. Ashley. Clerk to Fnance Onlce, E. A. Mclnerny. CollectorGener of Customs, Jas. B. Castle. Tax Assessor, Oahu, Jona. Shaw. Deputy Tax Assessor, W. C. Weedon. PostmasterGenera l, J. Mort Oat. Customs Bueeau. Offce, Custom House. Esplanade, Fort streeu CollectorGenera l, Jas. B. Castle. DeputyCollecto r, F. B. McStocker. Harbormaster, Captan A. Fuller. Pot Surveyor, M. N. SandersStorekeepe r, George C. Stratemeyer. DSPASTHSNT OF AtTOENSYGeNESA L. Offce n Captol Buldng, Kng street. AttorneyGenera l, W. O. Smth. Deputy AttorneyGenera l, A. G. M. Robertson. Clerk, J. M. Kea. Marsh. E. G. Htchcock. Clerk to Marsh, H M. Dow. Deputy Marsh, Arthur 3. Brown. Jor Oahu Prson, J. A. Low. Prson Physcan, Dr. C. B. Cooper. BOAED OF vnrtgeaton. Presdent, J. A. Kng. Members of Board of mmgraton : J. B. Arton, Joseph 3arden, J. A. Kennedy James G. Spencer, J. Carden. Sretary, Wray Taylor. Eoasd or Heth. Offce n grounds of Court House Buld Lug, corner of Mllan and Queen streets. Members Dr. Day, Dr. Wood, N. B. Emerson, J.T.WaterhcuTe, Jr., Jcn Ena, Theo. F. Lansng and Attoruey Gener Smth, Presdent Eon. W. O. Smth. Secretary Cha3. Wleox. nspector of Schools. A. T. Atknson. Dstrct coust. Polce Stacn buldng, Merchant street A. rtv. V.tTH. Anlr lr vr, Prlent; Ge. W rnlrh. Jas:. U. H;:r.t. C? Kn net. vc:; K2n..f, Cer. nf TH2 UNTED sr.te Unted 5rat4H F.x L A Tnr?tos. Knvoy.r Ertraordnarv and PlenDOtenTArv. Wshn sr.r. r n Stcreraard Cl;.rkTe t AdEare a term F P ha.;n z New York E.lr., tonultra" ran Franr:CG.l T Wlder, Coru Gener for Pa.nc.Tare " : Ca; orn:a. Orrcon an. Nevnda and Wxshnton J F ore ar Clerk Ph.aelpha Robert f Davs. Con:: San Deo, Ca H P.WoJf Conu Boston Gcrham D Gnan. Consu(ener Portland Or J McCraken, Coa?u Port lownser d, Wah Ja.T.en G S.;, Seattle G R Carter. Coc?u Tacoma, v ashn?ton a T Ue.rr.rr. MSCO, CENTHV L A.ND SOUTU AMERC A. C S of 3exco. Mexco ""o W J Pe Gress, Genera l. K H E;er, VceCons ul Manzanllo Robert James Barney.. 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