G. H. and war vessels. of the marines and bluejackets. to It. As the salute of thvee volleys ended, a quick salute of 10 guns was fired from

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1 !S?vS5NfPflWll,,W1 "P u W reon xxxn. yo. 65. Honolulu, n..: Frday, august 13, sdt. semweek ly. whole no. ss9. uttmtmtfcttte 5EHWEEKL Y. SSUED TUESDAYS AND FRDAYS Commssoner W. R. FARRNGTN, EDTR. strascnrrtox raxes Prr month...9 o Per month, Vrptsn.75 mr ywr S. "er ywtr, ovlcu. 6. K) Payable nvurlulr n Alvunoo. BUSNESS C. G. BALLE.NTYNK, Bo.rsEsc Masaoer. CARDS. LYLE A. DCKEY. Attorney at Law. P.. Box " 196. Honolulu. H. 1. WLLAM C PARKE, at Law Agent to take Acknowledgments. No. 13 Kaahumanu Street. Honolulu, H.. W. R. CASTLE, at Law Notary Publc. Attends all Court3 of th Republc. Honolulu. H.. W. F. ALLEN, be Dleased to transact any Wll entrusted tohlsoaro. ffce over Bshops Bank. WHTNEY & NCHLS. Rooms on Fort Street. Dental n Brewers Bock, cor. Fort Hotel Sts; entrance. Hotel St. A. J. DERBY. D.D.S. Dentst. FRT AND HTEL STREETS, MottSml th Block. Hours: 9 to 4. Telephone 615. W. C. ACH & C. Botas Dealers n Seal Estate. "We wll buy or sell Real Estate n all parts of group. "We wll sell propertes on reasonable commssons. ffce: No 10 West Kng Street H. S. GRKBAUM & C., Ltd. mporters Commsson Merchants. Sax Fba:.csco....ad HoLxn.r. 215 Front St. Queen St. F. A. SCHAEFER & C., mporters Commsson Honolulu. Hawaan sls. JHN T. WATERHUSE, mporter Dealer n General Merchse. Queen St., Honolulu. B. P. J. wrey. C. M. Cooke. Lewer LEWERS & CKE, Successors, to Tjexrer Sz Dckson. mporters Dealers n Lumber Materals. Fort St. WLDER & C., umber. Pants, ls, & NalM, Salt, Buldng Materals, all knds. THE WESTERN k HAWAAN Company, Ld. Money. Loaned for long or short perods n approved securty. W. W. HALL, Manager. HNLULU RN WRKS C., Machnery of every descrpton order. H. E. McNTYRE & BR.. rocery Feed Store. Corn Kng Fort Sts.. Honolulu. HAWAAN WNE C., ank Brown. Manager. 28 ar 30 Merchant St.. Honolulu. H.. GHAS. BREWER & C.S New York Lne. The Bark FHNG SUEY wll sal from New York for Honolulu N R ABUT DECEMBER 1ST, f suffcent nducement offers. Advances made on shpments on lberal terms. For furr partculars, address Messrs. CHAS. BREWER &. C., 27 Klby Street, Boston, or C. BREWER &. C, Ltd., Honolulu Agents. (lur3be.5r.tarvrasj ER&QTYPEe) AT THH GAZ3TTS TFSCM. FNAL n BSEQUES toes Lad at Rest LARGE FUNERAL CRTEGE Nearly a Thous Per. sons Show Respect. mpressve Servces at Cadral GraveElabor ate Dsplay By Naval Forces. All that was mortal of Albert George Sdney Hawes, H. B. M.s Commssoner ConsulGenera l, was lad at rest yesterday forenoon n Nuuanu Cemetery wth most mpressve ceremones. The streets presented a av addearance. for busness houses closed early n mornng am remaned so untl after processon) Shortly after 9 oclock a detachment) of 100 Brtsh salors marnes, n charge, of Leutenant Pasco, Leutenant Nares Leutenant Naws, came ashore from H. B. M.s S. Pengun marched out Kng street to late Commssoners resdence halted on maka sde of street A lttle later Company E, N. G. H., Captan Zegler, joned Brtsh salors, took poston at rght of lne. nsde dwellng Mrs. T. Ran Walker. Mrs. W. H. Bard, Mrs. Paul Neumann several or lades were engaged recevng large number of floral desgns sent to house hv frends of deceased. The casket contanng body reposed on a st n lbrary. The Brtsh flag was draped over foot on top of ths was a large wreath of whte carnatons, on tolp of wreath were two sago palm branches ted wth D. HFFSCHLAEGER & C., whte satn rbbon. At head was mporters Commsson Kn? Bel Streets, a smaller wreath of delcate lavender Honolulu, H.. flowers stephanots. Around room numberless offerngs were artstcally grouped by lades n H. HACKFELD t C., eneral Commsson Agents. charge. coffnbeare rs Queen "Street, Honolulu, H.. Promptly at 9:30 marched nto grounds, later emerged wth casket deposted t n hearse, mltary sal VceConsors salutng. ul Walker Captan Feld, of H. B. M.s S. Pengun, chef mourners, drove out gate, Leutenant Pasco gave comm cortege moved slowly down Kng street The sdewalks were crowded wth people, anxous, both to catch a glmpse of casket to show respect to memory of man y respected, even though y were personally unknown to hm. AT ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL. Long before.hour (10 oclock) announced for funeral, nteror of St Andrews Cadral presented a very anmated appearance. A large number of lades were present as early as 9 oclock, arrangng most beautful flowers n around chancel, near to where remans would rest when y were brought nto Cadral. The floral offerngs were smply magnfcent, came from all classes, who had admred respected dead Commssoner n lfe. The sts on whch body rested were draped wth an Englsh flag, as were also pulpt pew always occuped by late Com mssoner, when he attended servce, whch was regularly every Sunday mornng. At a quarter before 10 oclock Cadral bell commenced ts mournful tollng kept on at ntervals of 20 seconds untl 10 oclock. The ushers, Messrs. A. St M. Mackntosh Davd Shanks, were kept busy showng dgntares to seats reserved for m. When servce commenced Cadral was flled to overflowng, many people stng. The front seat near lectern was occuped by Presdent Dole, attended by Colonel Soper Major aukea. Behnd m sat Mnsters J. A. Kng, W.. Smth T. F. Lansng, n Chef Justce. r seats n rear were occuped by Justces Frear Whtng, Secretares of Unted States Legaton Foregn ffce, members of Consular Corps offcers of Japanese war vessels Nanwa Hye. n opposte sde, n front seat were Mnster Cooper, Unted States Mnster, Mr. H. M. Sewall; Mr. Japanese Mnster; Mons. Vosson, French Commssoner, j Mr. T. Ran Walker, Brtsh VeeCo n gun, two chef mourners. Behnd m were Admral Beardsle e hs staff offcers, Captan Cotton, of U. S. S. Phladelpha, Captan Book, U. S. S. Maron, Captan Uyemura Captan Kurooka, of two Japanese war vessels,, Secretary Attache of Japanese Legnou, offcers of. H. l C!... G. H. war vessels Pmguu, offcers of U. S. S. rn port warshps Phladelpha Maron, The servce ended, whole detachment pallbcare of marnes bluejackets, Punctually at 10 oclock body from Pengun fred three volleys n a: rved at man entrance to ar, each followed by last call Cadral, where t was met by on bugle as guns were stll Rev. VceDean Usborne Ucv. leveled. Alex. Mcklntosk. Softly came After ths Hawaan B played strans of a funeral drge from "Nearer My God To Thee," frends organ, whle chor took ts place of deceased took a last look at n chancel. As remans were coffn, flowers were showered over t carred slowly up tho center alble by n grave was flled tho eght salors from H. M. S. Pengun, ceremones ended wth benedcton. Rev. Dean Usborne read sentences, commencng: "1 am resur a quck salute of 10 guns was fred from As salute of thvee volleys ended, recton, etc" When all had taken r battery at tho Drll Shed from eats, Rev. V. H. Kttcat commenced Amercan Japanese war ves to ntone Thrtynnt h Psalm, surplced chor respondng wth every or verse, organ n meantlmo beng played very softly. Then followed hymn: "Peace, perfect peace, death shadow ng us ours. Jesus has vanqulshd death all ts powers," Ths was beautfully sung by followng members of chor of Second Congregaton: Mrs. Lackl, Mrs. Ross, Msses Halstead, Batchelo r. Wall, Sloggett Atknson von Holt; Messrs. Booth, T. Wall, Yarndle y, Stanley, E. Ross, Mst Soper, Ths was followed by Rev. Alex. Mackntosh readng lesson from Cornthans, begnnng: "Now s Chrst rsen," n a very mpressve manner. The servce was concluded at Cadral by abovementon ed chor sngng fne hymn: Now laborer s task s o er, Now battle day s past, Now upon farr shore Ls voyager at last Far, n Thy gracous keepng, Leave me now Thy servant sleepng. Mr. Wray Taylor, Cadral organst had charge of musc, as body was carred out of Cadral to hearse, he played Hels "Dead March n Saul" on organ. The remans were enclosed n a very hsome coffn of volet velvet wth slver trmmngs. E. A. Wllams, undertaker, had charge of funeral, hs part of management reflected great credt upon hs establshment t was nearly 11 oclock before body was replaced n hearse, lne of march n followng order began: RDER F PRCESSN. Mounted Polce. Hawaan B. Frst Battalon, Frst Regment, Natonal Guard of Hawa. H. M S. Penguns Frng Party of Sxty Men. Clergy. Pallbeare Hearse. Pallbearer s. Eght Pengun Men, Coffnbearer s. CHEF MURNERS: Captan Feld, Royal Navy, Brtsh T. R. Walker. VceCons ul Commssoner of France Vosson. Japanese Mnster Shmamura Attache. Unted States Mnster Sewall Secretary. Mnster of Foregn Affars Cooper Secretary. B of U. S. S. Phladelpha. Two Hundred Ffty Unarmed Men of Nanwa Hye. Two Hundred Ffty Unarmed Men of Phladelpha Maron. ffcers of Pengun. ffcers of Natonal Guard of Hawa. ffcers of Nanwa Hye. ffcers of Phladelpha Maron. Admral Beardslee Staff. "Consular Corps. Chef Justce Judges of Supreme Court Mnsters of nteror Fnance. AttorneyGenera l. Presdent Dole Staff. Members of Natonal B. Aloha Ana Socety. Sons of St George. Mounted Polce. When head of processon reached cemetery place was crowded wth people, offcers who had been sent ahead had r hs full. They succeeded n clearng gateway approach to grave, near entrance. The squad of polce, wth ffcer Kamhau at head, Captan Parker n comm, marched n around to a poston qute a dstance mauka of grave. The b was statoned mmedately n front of m behnd Penguns men. Next came mltary companes; F B took a poston near fence next to Nuuanu avenue, A G maka on or sde of ap proach to grave. The Penguns marnes bluejackets were next to march n, as prevously arranged, formed a lne just mauka of grave. The hearse havng arrved at al lotted spot stepped pallbeare rs asde whle eght bluejackets from Pengun lfted casket out, takng t to grave, lowered t sadly nto ground. The b played "Nearer My God To Thee," Rev. J. Usborne read funeral servce over grave, wth Rev. Alex. Mackntosh Rev. V. H. Ktcat stng near. n meantme, detachments from varous war vessels n port marched n took r respectve places. Then followed Cabnet Mnsters, members of Dplomatc Consular Corps, Justces of Supreme Court, Presdent of sels. The young Tahltlan coachman of do ceased walked behnd hearso wth was deeply coffnbeare rs affected. VceCons ul T. Ran Walker Captan Feld, of tho Pengun, as sumed charge of funeral, wero assduous n r attenton to tho detals. Mr. Walkers tme snce Saturday has been devoted solely to arrangements, whch wero necessary to proper executon of plans for so large a funeral as ths proved to be. Never snce funeral of Kng Kalaukau a has so large a number of perso us taken part on an occason of ths knd. FLRAL DESGNS. The floral peces were among most elegant that could bo desgned n Honolulu. ne of most notlce S. S. CHNA, PACFC able was that sent by Scottsh Thstle Club, "representng a thstle, desgned by Vggo Jacobsen executed by H. J. Rhoads. r donors were as follows: Basket of carnatons, Mr. Mrs. W. M. Gffard; wreaths, Mr. Mrs. T. May, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Mrs. Bard; cross, Mr. Mrs. H. Holmes; carnatons, Mr. Gay; whte carnatons. Mss Gay; bouquet carnatons, Admral Mrs. Beardslee; bunch of stephanots, Mrs. John McGrew; bunch of margolds, Judd boys; panses, Carl Wdemann; pllow of margolds, Mrs. S. F. Bshop; wreath of stephanots, Mrs. John Walker; anchor of carnatons, Japanese shp; Englsh Jack, Honolulu ron Works; wheel of carnatons, Clve Daves; wreaths, Mr. Mrs. W. F. Allen, Mr. J. B. Spencer, Mr. W. Haywood, Mss Ladd, Mrs. Neumann; aster cross, Mr. L. B. Kerr; wreath of carnatons, Mr. Mrs. S. M. Damon; letter "H," Mrs. W. L. Wlcox; basket of panses ferns, Mr. Mrs. F. Waterhouse; bunch of gar denas, Mr. Mrs. Llllle; a cross of "llamas," wardens offcers of congregaton; pllow of marguertes, Mrs. Mst; pllow of marguertes, Mrs. P. Jones; wreath, Mr. Mrs. W.. Smth; roses marguertes, Mrs. J. B. Arton; wreath of red flowers, Mss H. Parker; wreath of llles, Mrs. Samuel Parker; wreath of everlastngs, Mss Eva Parker; bunch of whte carnatons, Mrs. K. Vda; basket of whte carnatons, Mr. Mss Cornwell; crown of red carnatons, Kapolan; wreath of cornflowers, Mr. Mrs. J.. Carter; basket or whte asters, Mrs. J. B. Arton; cross of pnk verbenas, Mr. Mrs. J. M. Dowsett; anchor of whte verbenas, Mrs. J. M. Monsarrat; dahlas, Foregn.ffce; whte geranums, Mnster Cooper; pllar, Sons of St George. Captan Feld sent an anchor, made of whte geranums madenha r fern. EXPENSE F EDUCATN. What t Costs New York to Run Schools. NEW YRK, July 24. The State Unversty Department at Albany has ssued a bulletn exhbtng n classfed form varous appropratons made by last Legslature for purposes of educaton, toger wth a lst of measures of smlar character whch faled to be enacted nto laws. Accordng to statstcs, State approprated for educatonal purposes of all knds $5,984,704.11, whch was dvded nto followng classes of measures: For Unversty of State, f409,206.73; educatonal or exhbts at Nashvlle Exposton, $15,000; unverstes colleges, 184,428.80; normal schools, $206,487; academes hgh schools, $281, ; Department of Publc nstructon, ncludng dstrbuton of school funds, $4,497,591.90; lbrares, $113,634.64; State publcatons, $333, ; museums, $25,280; extenson purposes, $49,000; examnatons, $94,50 0. The total amount of appropratons contaned n blls whch faled to become laws was $597,40L92. CHNAS REGSTER Arrved Yesterday fljm Hawaan Hag. CNSUL WLDERS SKRTS CLEAR Deputy Consul Hopkns Made Mstake. Applcaton for Resstor Made n May lssuod n London n July. The bg steamshp Chna came nto harbor yesterday flyng tho Hawaan flag, reby hangs a dlemma wth proverbal two horns, tho graspng of er means annoyance for some one. For several weeks past ConsulGener al Wlder, at San Francsco, has been con RECRD BREAKER, NW FLYNG HAWAAN sdered gulty of a seemng ndscreton n ssung an Hawaan regster to ths steamer, but now t transpres that Mr. Wlder s entrely nnocent of any connecton wth case, beyond a VWxy Am. s Au wllngness to comply wth request, had t been made drect to hm. Consul Wlder evdently labored under a msconcepton of hs dutes n premses, for by Moana ths Government receved notfcaton of hs ntenton to ssue a temporary regster when tme came. Furr, he stated that he had promsed t to agents of steamshp company fve months ago, he dd not feel lke breakng fath wth m. And at tme Mr. Wlder was wrtng to hs superors here what he ntended dong. Colonel George W. Macfarlane, rrepressable Chesterfeld of promoters, had been made flag owner of steamer by C. P. Huntngton, was at that very tme speedng hs way across Atlantc wth a "sea letter," ssued by Deputy ConsulGener al Hopkns of London, tucked carefully away between shrts n hs portmanteau. By Col onel Macfarlanes remarkable foresght Consul Wlder was. saved unpleasant experence of beng wrtten down an unwse young man. As early as 1893 Hawaan Consuls were notfed that under no cr cumstances should provsonal Hawa an regsters be ssued to any but Amercan bottoms. Agan n July of ths year se nstructons were emphaszed, though t was hardly necessary, as frst were defnte enough. The sea letter was ssued to Colonel Macfarla ne on July 2d n London; Chna arrved n San Francsco, from Asatc ports, on July 25th remaned re untl August 5th. before t was announced that she would fly Hawaan flag. t wll be remembered that when annexaton treaty was n hs of Foregn Relatons Commttee that body wanted to recommend that no foregn vessels, or than Amercan, should be granted Hawaan regsters whle treaty was pendng refraned from nsertng clause only upon assurances of ths Government to Mnster Sewall, whch were telegraphed by hm to Washngton. t s possble that owners of Chna were not aware ofnhs understng, neglect to make publc fact that Brtsh steamer Chna had been granted, what s practcally a Hawaan regster, untl after Congress had adjourned, was only an oversght of Colonel Macfarlanes. The Cabnet held two sessons yes, te.day to consder what acton to tako n matter of ssung a permanent regster to steamer. t was dffcult to learn any partculars regardng dscusson: most that could bo learned was that rr! not ret la speakng of matter last ngat Mnts tre Cooper sad: "Untl case s defntely settled do not care to speak fully of mat ter. We had a. Cabnet sesson ths afternoon, but Mr. Smth was hot present fnal acton was not taken. So far as am personally concerned, can say that polcy of tho Government n ths matter has not changed. We gavo assurances to Unted State on ths queston, nnd thnk y shold be adhered to. "The matter s now out of my department belongs to Mnster of Fnance. There s no law regardng provsonal regsters; a regulaton of tho Foregn ffce permts a Conaul to ssue a provsonal regster or a sea. letter. Tho former holds good for a perod of months to enable tho vessel, whch may be away n a foregn port, to reach homo port Tho latter pro vdes for a drect voyage to homo port for tho purpose of securng a permanent regster. n case of Chna, hcrs s a sea letter, t s now at an end. "no thng can say, nnd that fa that Mnster Hatch dd not supervse regsterng of Chna. There may be law proceedngs n ths case, t would not do for me to glye what beleve to be ndvdual opnons of Cabnet on ths subject FLAG. can say ths, that we beleve t best to confrm assurances gven n Julyt o Unted States Senators. W do not wsh to nflct an nurr tn tfc owners of Chna, nor do we approve of DeputyCons Hopkns ul actons. He, by way, has but recently been apponted. Tho matter wll be settled early tomorrow, but how or what n my opnon, result wll be declne to say for present f t s decded not to ssue a permanent regster Chna may leave here under Hawaan flag, but she could partcpate not n any of benefts whch a per would ensue from her havng manent regster." n Charge of.murder. The tral of seven natves, on tho charge of murder n second degree, took place n Polce Court yesterday afternoon. Attorney Charles Creghton appeared for defense, Marshal Brown for prosecuton. The case took up nearly whole afternoon. Judge Wlcox found probable cause that a jury mght fnd suffcent cause to convct defendants, bound m over to Supreme Court for tral. The natves were all sent over to ahu Jal for safekeepng, a Crcut Court News. The case of Campbell, Marshall &. Co. vs. Beattee & Harvey, ha3 been ordered strcken from calendar. J. S. Walker, executor under wll of Joseph Lazarus, fled an nventory of estate yesterday mornng, real estate valued at $12,902 personal property valued at $9,374. The accounts of Wllam. Smth, guardan of Hamaku, hers, were fled yesterday. Penguns.Movements. H. B. M. S. Pengun receved orders yesterday to proceed drect to Fannln gs sl. She wll sal on Frday, nstead of today, as prevously decded on, wll not stop to survey tho reef dscovered 60 mles off ths sl on makng for port of Honolulu. A REMARKABLE CURE F CHRNC DARRHEA. n 1862, wh,en served my country as a prvate n Company A, 167th Pennsylvana Volunteers, contracted chronc darrhoea. t has gven me great a deal of trouble ever snce. have tred a dozen dfferent medcnes several promnent doctors wthout any permanent relef. Not long ago a frend sent me a sample bottle of Chamberlans Colc, Cholera Darrhoea Remedy, after that r bought took a 50 cent bottle; now can say that am entrely cured. cannot be thankful enough to you for ths great Remedy, recommend to t all sufferng veterans. f n doubt wrte me. Yours gratefully, HENRY STENBERGER, Allentown, Pa. Sold by all druggsts dealers; Benson, Smth & Cp., wholesale agents for Hawaan sls.

2 l "" """"" " r r nnttftr Tnt r t " r r nr nl!&"" q MteMMMMflllflBEB lr t 0 HAWATTAN GAZETTE; FRDAY, AUGUST 13, SEMWEEKL Y. t.ar. B, 1 m ASKS GUARANTEE Japaa fol Have 1M States ssue F HT, PRPSTN MAY FAL Senators Morgan Quay are Comng They WH nvestgate Condtons Here Report to Senate Commttee. NEW YRK, August 4. A specal te tle HeraW from Washngton says: Japan ww nsst that Unted States aaame a contngent responsblty n matter of arbtraton trf fcer dfferences wth Hawa on jbjed of mmgraton tarff. t s understood that ths s one of essental condtons upon whch Japan wll consent to arbtraton, that f ths responsblty s not assumed by Unted States Japan wll break off negotatons lookng tx arbtraton back up her dems by a naval demonstraton n Hawaan waters. The State Department has not yet Tteeved any offcal communcaton from Japanese Government on ths matter admnstraton has not ndcated wher or not t wll comply whh Japanese dem when made. An offcal of Japanese Legaton sad n an ntervew: " am not offcally nformed concernng lmts of arbtraton, but that Japan should ask Unted States to take recognton of t assume an ultmate responsblty for decsons of arbter as regards Hawa beng carred out. seems to be very natural. "f Unted States refuses to gve as a guarantee t s probable that arbtraton proposton wll fal. We prefer to entertan a grevance to nnpmnfv our subjects ourselves than to arbtrate after ndgnty of refusal by Unted States o so just a request Ner Unted States nor Hawalans can justly plead Frequently n Ha corresdondence of nfo, he nendlnf annexaton has fg tred as a factor n stuaton. Ths should operate n armtrauon case as well" SESATB 31QHGAX AND QUAY. "Wll Vlflt Honolnln n nterests or ;euhte Commttee NEW YRK, August L A dspatch rom Atlantc Cty says that Senator Matt Quay, nformally actng as agent for Commttee on Foregn Relatons, wll make a personal vst to Hawa to make a thorough study of country ts advantages dsadvantages. He wll make a report upon reconvenng of Congress n December, upon feasblty advsablty of confrmng treaty of annexaton. Senator Quay wll leave August 12th, after a threeweeks fshng trp, wll go drect to San Francsco sal nce to Hawa. He wll return submt report of hs observatons to Foregn as soon as possble Uplaons Commttee. Senator Morgan wll also leave Sep tember 1st for Hawa as a representatve of Foregn Relatons Commttee. He wll be absent tll December. Senator Morgans report wll be looked forward to wth great nterest by publc men, hs statement, t s. safe to say, wll be a strong appeal for annexaton. t wll do much to make annexng of Hawaan sls a certanty. Mr. Quay says that hs judgment hs vote would entrely depend upon mpresson whch he mght gan by a personal tour of sls. n an ntervew he gave mpresson that he was gong as nformal representatve of Commttee on Foregn Affars that on what he saw or learned would be based a volumnous report, whch would be read when Hawaan annexaton treaty comes up for consderaton. CLAYTXBCAVE t TREATY". Declared to llavo Xo on Hawaan Annexaton. WASHNGTN, July 28. Publc men n Washngton were generally surprsed when announcement was made n cable dspatches a few days ago that queston of Clayton Bulwer treaty had been rased n Brtsh Parlament n connecton wth proposal to annex Hawal an sls to Unted States, also were consequently prepared for response of Brtsh Government that one queston was not nvolved n or. The matter s regarded here wth all greater nterest because both subjects, valdty of treaty annexaton of Hawa, are under consderaton by Amercan Congress both, n all probablty, wll receve attenton durng next sesson. The Senate Commttee on Foregn Relatons, whch has already reported on annexaton treaty, has undertaken an nvestgaton of present status of ClaytonBulw conventon er general expectaton, on account of predcton of members of havng queston n charge, s that a report wll be made favorable to abrogaton of treaty. t s understood that a majorty of members of commttee consder that Engl has, by repeated acts n Central Amerca, nullfed treaty. There s also a strong element n Senate whch regards treaty as obnoxous to Monroe doctrne. rs look upon t as lable, n an ndrect way, to have, through ts reference to Ncaragua Canal, a bearng upon Hawaan queston. Those of ths class do not admt that re s remotest reference to Hawa n ClaytonBulw er treaty, but y clam that Hawa proposed sthman canal, to whch treaty has especal reference, are so closely rglated as to render future bearng of ths treaty upon Hawaan problem a matter of nterest t s understood that commttee wll be prepared to report soon after convenng of Congress next December. 1 JKTrEK N TUTS WAV. Japann Acceptance of Arbtraton Sad to Have Been Sent WASHNGTN, July 30. The Japanese Government has accepted offer made by Hawa to arbtrate dspute between two countres. The subject of arbtraton wll nclude not only dffculty over lng of Japanese mmgrants, but also wll nclude or dsagreements between two countres, most mportant of whch s sake tax mposed upon a Japanese lquor largely mported consumed by Japanese n Hawa. The acceptance of offer of arbtraton, a bref synopss of whch has been cabled to Japanese Mnster here.gven to State Department states that Japanese Government accepts arbtraton n prncple s prepared to enter upon terms for a settlement of pendng dsputes. The formal letter of acceptance has been sent to Hawa condtons of arbtraton wll be contaned re n. Those condtons are not known here. Pendng arrangement of de tals, all or proceedngs lookng to a settlement wll be dscontnued. t s not expected that State Department wll make more than a for mal acknowledgment of latest com muncaton from Japan upon sub ject of annexaton of Hawa, understng beng that all future ne gotatons wll be conducted by Mnster Buck Japanese Foregn ffce at Toko. j X XEW NsjTUUCTSS. Report Dened Uhat.Mnster Has Addtonal lovrer. WASHNGTN, August 3. t s declared postvely at State Department that re has been no change n nstructons gven er to Mn ster Sewall or to Admral Beardslee touchng r atttude toward Hawaan queston. The Admrals n structons were to protect Amercan nterests at all ponts, to lsh a protectorate only n event of serous dsturbance or commsson of some overt act t s not understood that executon of ths order was at all dependent upon acton or nonacto n of Congress upon annexaton treaty. At Navy Department t was sad that Admral Beardslees order contemplated a lng n emergences to prevent status quo, lng n that case would not be for a longer perod of tme than was necessary to restore condtons to r former shape. t was sad that, as Presdent McKnley had referred whole matter to Congress along wth annexaton treaty, t would not be courteous to that body for Executve to act now unless Congress had expressed ts wll. t was furr sad that re was no truth n story that battlesh p regon was under orders to sal for Honolulu. t was stated at State Depart ment that no specal commssoner has been sent to Hawa by Presdent Mc Knley, as s stated n a San Francsco dspatch, that any person repre sentng hmself as such has no author ty to do so. MNSTER natch X AKLAT. Wll Xot Talk of Hawaan Affars at Present. AKLAND, Cal., August 1. Mnster Hatch declnes to dscuss er annexaton or Japanese nterference n affars of Hawa, l he represents at Amercan captal. He does not refran because he s a Mnster n a delcate poston, he says, but because re s nothng new n stuaton. "There s nothng to talk about," he sad ths afternoon, "or would readly do so. Congress has adjourned, re wll be nothng furr n matter of annexaton for some tme to come. The or subject you menton has developed no new features. came here from Washngton to meet my wfe. Ths s her old home, we are to stay here for a few weeks. am stll offcally n Washngton, but n a few weeks sal for Honolulu." Mnster Hatch spent today n San Francsco, but ths evenng returned to Crelln Hotel wth hs wfe. sreroray keeps slent. Wll Say Xothlnc Coneernlne Humor Frora Honolulu. AMAGANSETT, L.., August 3. Secretary of State Sherman was ntervewed at hs cottage here today. He would not dscuss report from Hawa that Unted States Mnster Sewa ll had been nstructed to declare a protectorate over sls. Referrng Jo Whtelaw Reds vst last nght, Mr. Sherman stated that t was only n regard to submttng of Mr. Reds report as specal Embassador to Engl. "The queston of my resgnaton," sad Mr. Sherman, "was not mentoned. get tred of denyng se absurd rumors that arse from tme to tme." Sherman declared hs frendshp for Red n vgorous terms. Sherman wll leave Amangansett for Washngton on Frday next FltES CAXAL PLANS. Admnstraton s to tecommend Government Control. NEW YRK, August 3. The Heralds Washngton specal says: No matter what atttude of Det of Greater Republc of Central Amerca may be, t s ntenton of ne aunumsxauon u rtxuwmeuu uuvj ernment control of proposed Nca ragua Canal when Congress assembles n December next Mnster Rodrguez, of Republcs, notfed Secretary Sherman n May that he was ready to negotate a new treaty wth ths Government n regard to constructon of canal on ZelayaFrelnghuysbass of old en treaty. The admnstraton s not nclned to deal wth Det n ths matter, because t beleves that body wll st only so long as present Presdents of Republcs represented by t are n power. Should one of m fall, State Department offcals say, Det wll go out of exstence, any treates negotated by t would naturally result n complcatons. The admnstraton beleves re s no necessty of enterng nto a new conventon, even wth Ncaragua, to se cure authorty for constructon of waterway. The program t wll follow wll be based upon provsons now n force, as well as concesson granted to an Amercan company by Ncaraguan Government, whch wll not expre for three years. SLVER 1 rneal. Bullon Dealer Sny Tloro Ts Xo Dem. NEW YRK, August 4. Slver certfcates sold today on Stock Ex change at 57, bar slver was quoted at 57, as aganst 57, low record last week. The prce of Mexcan dollars also receded todaycto 44. These are now prces. Bullon lowreco rd dealers assert that re are no especally heavy offerngs of slver n worlds market, but re s practcally no dem. The falure of crops n nda absence of exports from that country takes away dem for slver for ndan commodtes. t The dems for her tea crop made almost no mpresson on slver market Japan s absorbng gold at a premum to convert her currency, s thus taken out of ranks of slver consumers, though dealers beleve that Japan wll fnd a use n her currency for her present stocks of slver wll not be n worlds market as a seller. PREUMNAhllS XT SGXED. Peace Conference Meets Postpones Acton. CNSTANTNPLE, August 1. The peace conference held a threehour s sesson yesterday ancj result s a furr postponement of actual sgnng of peace prelmnares. The Embassadors presented remanng sectons of draft, ncludng those provdng for a lmted control of Greek fnances artcles defnng tme method of evacuatng Thessal y. Tewfk Pasha, n turn, true to hs wellwor n methods of delay, presented a seres of amendments to artcles prevously suggested. Ths wll necesstate furr dscusson. The Sultan has nsttuted a new na val commsson, wth hmself as presdent, to project a scheme for recon structon of Turksh navy n accordance wth modern deas. KTXG GERGE TUREATEXS. o Proposes to Control Greek Fnances Hmself. ATHENS, August 2. n course of an ntervew today M. Skoulouds, Mnster of Foregn Affars, declared that Kng George had not concealed from Europe hs ntenton to abdcate f a system of European control of Greek fnances were establshed. He sad he beleved fact had already modfed atttude of powers toward German proposal that some modfed scheme would be arranged. RHDES PAYS TR HS TUX". A Bff ndemnty for tbo Jameson Pad. LNDN, August 4. The Mornng Post understs that Cecl Rhodes Alfred Bet, a former member of board of drectors of Brtsh South Afrca Chartered Company, have pad Transvaal Government a quarter of a mllon pounds sterlng as ndemnty for Jameson rad. To rnlse Duty on Wheels. WASHNGTN, August 4. ConsulGener al de Kay at Berln wrtes to State Department at some length concernng efforts that are beng made n Germany to prevent mportaton sale of Amercan bcycles n that country. Several schemes have been devsed probabltes are that ncreased tarff rates wll be adopted to carry out desres of Germans. Sultans Now Move. CANEA, Crete, August 4. Upon re cept of news that Turksh squadron from Dardanelles was comng nto se waters foregn warshps got up steam nternatonal troops on shore have taken measures to antcpate any possble complcatons. The report se preparatons have greatly excted Mussulmans. Anor Feld Kumor. ST. LUS, Mo., August 3. A specal to from Washngton PostDspat says that Henry Htchcock, a well known attorney of ths cty, wll be apponted AttorneyGener al to succeed McKenna, who n turn wll succeed Justce Feld of Supreme Court t s expected that Justce Felds resgnaton wll be tendered August 16th. Your Stock Wll do better on FRSTCLAS S FEED. HAY AND GRAN fa tko BUGHT F US very best at VERY LWEST PRCES. lllllll Neb&od Queen Streets. TELEPHNE 121. WCKER CHARS CUCHES WE have just receved a large vared assortment of new style wcker furnture sutable for rooms or veras. We are Sellng m at very low prces. These may be staned any color requred to match or furnture n house. Plush cushons made to order to ft any furnture desred. PRCES are LW! JgDtf We have also n stock a large number of those h some whte enamalled bed steadssngle or double. These are very cheap servcable. The prce wll astonsh you. J. HPP & C. Furnture Dealers. KNG AND BETHEL STREETS. Metropoltan Meat Company Ho. 507 KNG ST. HHLDLU, H.. Shppng Famly NAYY Butchers. CNTRACTRS. G. J. WALLER, Manager. Hghest Market Rates pad for Hdes, Skns Tallow. Purveyors to ceanc Pacfc Hall Steamshp Companes. Read Hawaan Gazette (SmrWeekly). Calforna Fertlzer Works ffce: 527 Merchant St, San Francsco, Cal. Factores: South San Francsco Berkeley, Cal. J. E. MLLER, MANAGER. MANUFACTURERS F PURE BNE FERTLZERS AND PURE BNE MEAL. DEALERS Fertlzer Materals F EVERY DESCRPTN. Have constantly on h followng goods adapted to sl trade: N SFERTLZERS, HGH GRADE CANE MANURE, NTRATE P SDA. SULPHATE F AMMNA. HGH GRADE SULPHATE P PTASH, FSH GUAN, WL DUST, ET& EF Specal Manures Manufactured to rder. The manures manufactured by Calforna Fertlzes Works are made entrely from clean bone treated wth acd, Drv Blood Flesh, Potash Magnesa Salts. No adulteraton of any knd s used, avy ton s sold under a guaranteed analyss. ne ton or one thous tons are almost exactly alke, for excellent mechancal condton hgh analyss have no superor m market. The superorty of Pure Hone over any or Phosphatc Materal for Fertlzer use s so well known that t needs no explanaton The large constantlv ncreasng dem tor Fertlzers nanuf actureby Caafornm hertlzeb WonKS s best possble proof of r superor qualty. A Stock of se Fertlzers wll te kept Constantly on Han anl for sale on usual terms, ty C. Brewer & Co., Ltd. Honolulu Agenth AUFRNA FERTLZER WRKS. Wrte for Samples And Compare Prces! "We have a country order department that wll attend to your wants save you anywhere from 25 to 50 cents on every dollar. NEW GDS Are comng forward by every steamer are beng "Dstrbuted all over sls." A sngle yard or artcle at wholesale prces. Queen Street, Honolulu. HLLSTER & C Tobaccon Cor. Fort & HAVE JUST RECEVED A CHCE ASSRTMENT F Havana Cgars from Factores dlj Merchant Sts., La ntmdad, La Espanola, La Afrcana, Henry Clay & Bock & Co of THE NEW MPRVED Planters Hoe SLD AST STEEL, EYE AND BLADE ERGED EN TRE. L TEMPERED. Ths Hoe s made specally for PACEETC HARD"WAt E C., s pronounced best Planters Hoe that has ever been used n country. A large assortment of new goods just receved by Pacfc Hardware fc, Ld. NSfr a, j1l.jjj..jjjj1g...atfa:,, J JhX,.

3 t.yyw,r S JWW "RPsPSWT r w f, M7? FREGN XEffS "TKS. Kowa Comanche ndans puttng on war pant, says an uprsng of ndans s feared. NEW YRK, July 28 The Bennngton wll leave San Franfsco August 5th for Honolulu, nce after communcatng wth RearAdmr al Mller, proceed to Pearl Harbor, re conduct a survey. CAPE TWN, August 3. t s announced that rsng of natves n Bechuanal has collapsed that Chefs Toto Lukajaujos, who have 1,000 followers, have surrendered to Brtsh authortes. PRVDENCE, R.., July 27. James Rood Doolttle of Wsconsn ded at 0 oclock ths mornng at home of hs daughter at Edgewood. near ths cty, of Brghts dsease. He was 82 years of age. The body wll be taken to Racne, Ws., late home of Mr. Doolttle. LNDN, July 29. The Natonal Executve Commttee of Brtsh Womens Temperance Assocaton, comprsng 100 representatve women from all parts of Great Brtan, have, by r votes, requested Lady Henry Somerset to reman at head of assocaton. CANEA Crete, August 1. The foregn Admrals held a conference on Thursday last decded to oppose by force lng of any addtonal Turksh troops. n reply to r notfcaton to that effect smael Bey sad he could not accept decson. t s beleved that fresh trouble s brewng. SAN FRANCSC, Cal., August 4. The Japanese Government has, t s stated, decded to totally abolsh export duty from commencement of 31t fnancal year; that s to say, Aprl next. Although Budget for that year shows a defct of revenu t, decson has been made wth a vew to encouragng export trade. LNDN, August 3. The Kng of Sam, Chulalongkorn, was an nterested spectator of proceedngs n House of Commons today. The Parlamentary Secretary for Foregn ffce, Mr. Curzon, receved Hs Majesty n lobby of House escorted hm to dstngushed strangers gallery. A late dspatch reads that wthn 10 days bs of Cuban nsurgents have raded surburbs of CaptanGener al Weylers stronghold. Two darng rads, n whch small towns were captured, mltary treasures looted stores robbed of provsons, have made wealthy people of Havana fear that cty tself wll soon be nvaded. Many of se are now leavng captal. A GREAT STRKE. Hungary Threatened Wth Mghty Labor Trouble. n Hungary harvest s n a crtcal state, says London Economst. Not only has nclement wear dashed hopes of an excellent har vest to ground, but for frst tme effect of Socalst propaga s felt to a large extent n very heart of agrcultural Hungary, n fertle Alfold country. A unversal strke of harvest laborers has been an nounced, but Hungaran Govern ment have decded not to expose ngarng of harvest, upon whch.wellben g of whole country depends, to good or bad wll of laborers. A great number of most energetc measures have been taken. Not only has number of gendarmes n all threatened provnces been n creased, but consent of War Mnster has been gven to concentraton of troops, whose task t wll be to protect laborers who wll work, so that strkers cannot terrorze m. The Mnster of Agrculture has decded to concentrate an army of harvest laborers on Government estate of Mezohegyes, where y wll be provded for untl need for m arses. As long as laborers engaged for harvest keep r engagements, "se reserve laborers wll work on Government estate. But moment that any propretor sends word that hs laborers have struck work, requred number of laborers wll be sent to property n queston, protected by solders, who wll stay on property untl harvest s over. Should se reserves be nsuffcent to satsfy all dems, Government VENNA, July 31. Chevaler A. darnetb, hstoran drector of has provded that men employed n Austran State Archves, s dead. extensve Government forests shall be ready to help n harvest, f more stll are needed, convcts wll be taken from prsons. PARS, August L Sr Wlfrd Laure r, Canadan Premer, has heen apponted a gr offcer of Legon of Honor. Y. 31. C. A..,ASSES. LEWSTN, Me., August 3. Nelson DnKlev. far of Congressman Nel Educatonal commttee to.make son Dngley, Jr., ded at hs home n Fnal Arrangements Today. ths cty today. He was 88 years old. The Educatonal Commttee of Death was due to a stroke of paralyss. Y. M. C. A. wll meet n assocaton ARDMRE,. T., August 4. Horace hall at 4 p. m. today for purpose of Gbson, a stockman, just n from near makng fnal arrangements for ndan reservaton, reports comng term of Y. M. C. A. classes. Much work along that lne has already been done. The prncpal busness ths afternoon wll be selecton of remanng teachers necessary to carry on work. The Y. M. C. A. classes have become ery popular, many a young man has receved a poston just smply by help that was gven hm re. As each year goes by new requrements are brought to lght, se are acted upon at openng of next year. The frst term ths year wll open on September 20th, wll last 13 weeks, whle second wll open January NEWPRT, R.., August 3. News 10th, to last same length of tme. s receved here by cable of brth All classes, wth excepton of n Engl of a son her to elementary, wll be gven one evenng Earl Countess of Craven. The each week. The elementary classes Countess s only daughter of Mr. wll have three evenngs n a week. Mrs. Bradley Martn. Examnatons wll be gven certfcates granted. RME, July 29. The newspapers of The followng nstructors hae ths cty declare that negotatons already been chosen: between taly Great Brtan for Shorth B. L. Marx. cesson of Kassala, n Abyssna, by Typewrtng M. F. Bluxome. former power have been completed, Mechancal Drawng A. L. Colston that Great Brtan wll.occupy of Punahou. place at end of September. Cvl Government Commercal Law J. Q. Wood. LNDN, July 28. The Tmes Pekng correspondent says that L Hung ment commercal law are al new Mechancal drawng, cvl govern Tsao, Gr Counclor member of branches n Y. M. C. A. course. Tsungl Yamen, s dead. He was., Musc wll not be a feature ths year. a belever n a strong foregn polcy Lectures wll be gven at ntervals was chef opponent of L Hung on medcne, law, etc.,, by local talent, Chang, who wll probably be promoted. at tmes, t s hoped that noted people from abroad wll be able to gve pupls a proftable evenng. There s talk of a recepton at begnnng of comng term, but as yet nothng on. defnte has been decded New Wlder Steamer. Word was receved from San Fran csco at offce of Wlder Steam shp Company yesterday that new boat now beng bult at Unon ron Works, would be ready before contract tme, February 1, 1898; also, that steel to be used s of a very much better qualty than that agreed to n contract. HE DD NT G T AUSTRALA. Nothng s easer than to recommend a man to go to Australa. A dozen words or so out of your mouth you have done t. But for hm to act on your advce that s a gray horse of anor color. You see, Australa s halfwa y round world; to pull up stakes here go re famly, nterests, all s a job no man takes n h save for strongest sort of reasons. Yet that s what Mr. Emrys Morgan Prce, grocer tea merchant, of Trehaf Road, Hafod, S. Wales, was advsed to do by a doctor at Merthyr. Now, we dont say but that result, f Mr. Prce had gone, would have proved doctors judgment to be sound; but as t happened Mr. Prce came out all rght n end by just stayng at home. The facts are brefly se: n August, 1881, customary choral competton took place at Abergavenny, Mr. Prce attended. n some way he fals to state how, t doesnt matter he took cold. had a chll. When he arrved home at Dowlas he could scarcely brea. To draw hs lungs full of ar was qute mpossble. n fact, he felt as f he were suffocatng. f course, re was no more thought of sngng; queston was one of gettng breath enough to lve on. He at once tred that good remedy, mustard plasters, puttng m on hs chest perhaps on hs back between shoulder blades. They releved hm for tme, as we mght expect. But mustard plasters do one thng no more. They draw some blood from nflamed parts to surface; thats all. When y have set up a bt of mld y are counterrrtato done; y dont n get down to deep causes. And here re was a deep cause. We wll pont t out presently. There was a constant whstlng nose n hs throat, he says. You hear t n chldren when y have croup. t means that ar passages are contracted breath has to pass volently through a small orfce. Dsease has often strangled people to death that way. "Next," he says, "a volent cough set n. coughed spat up thck phlegm nght day." Ths meant more worse nflammaton, shows us spectacle of Nature tryng to get rd of product phlegm or mucus. But to cough nght day! Thnk of t What becomes of a mans appette sleep? You can magne. No wonder doctor at Merthyr was anxous suggested a change of clmate. Stll, Mr. Prce, as we have sad, remaned at home consulted or physcans, one at Dowlas one at Hafod. All doctors agreed that r patent was sufferng from acute bronchts, very properly treated hm for that. Yet somehow r medcnes faled to effect any real radcal good. That y were temporarly helpful we may not doubt But, you see, bronchts, once seated, s an obstnate progressve alment t has a tendency to take up new ground to get down on lungs, reason beng that lnng of ar passages of the lungs s all one thng. So an affecton of any part of t, HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, AUGUST 13, SEMWEEKL Y. f not cured, spreads lke fre n dry grass. "As tme went on," says Mr. Prce, " got weaker weaker my breathng became dstressng to hear. All my frends thought was a consumptve, as a sster of mne had ded of that complant, naturally felt alarmed. ndeed, one nght n July, 1885, 1 was so bad that my wfe thought was dyng." Happly lady was mstaken, yet death sometmes comes wth fearful suddenness n that complant, her fear was very reasonable. At that tme, please remember, our good frend had suffered about four years, was n a state of low vtalty. The whole body was feeble exhausted, re would have been nothng surprsng n a fatal termnaton. But a batter result was n store, as we shall now see. Mr. Prces letter, dated August 16th, 1893, concludes n se words: "Bet ter worse contnued n power of ths malady year after year, had gven up all hopes of ever gettng bet Hekby PllftK Watebocse Abtor B. Wood. HEhEY Waterhouse, Jb. ALEX. ter Tn Kehruarv after havng endured t fve years a half, read of a person at Pontypool havng been cured of same thng by Mor Segels Curatve Syrup. got a supply of t, n a few days felt relef. kept on wth t gradually mproved. n nx month? cough had left me anl was a cell man. Snce n have been sound as a bell. f youlke you may publsh my statement, wll gladly answer any nqures. (Sgned) EMRYS MRGAN PRCE." Good! That s pleasant cheerng to hear. ne word an mportant word. Bronchts, pneumona, rheumatsm, gout, nervous dsorders, lver complant, kdney trouble, most of our famlar dseases are caused by poson n blood; poson s produced by stomach fermentaton, ndgeston dyspesla. Consumpton tself comes n same way. Mor Segels Curatve Syrup drves out poson stops manufacture of more. Thats why t cured Mr. Prce wll cure anybody. TerlflrjJM boxes Eld.Gncnrca rroro ts power to destroy thadeslre for form. uhrnnmt. s greatest nervefood n tbe world. Many Kaln 10 pounds n 10 (alls days to t nerer make tbe weak mpotent man strong, rgorous magnetc Just try a box. Vera wll bo delghted. Wo expect yon to beleve what we say. lor a euro s absolutely guaranteed by druggsts everrwher e. Send lor our booklet "Don t Tobacco rlt Bmoke Tour Lre Away." wrtten guarantee freeeample. ( "Hllo Sugar Company. "Walnaku, Hlo, Hawa, July 3, "T. J. Kng, Agent, SpaldngRobbln s Dsc Plow, Honolulu: "Dear Sr: have used your FourDs c Plow n plowng long ratoon l, t dd ts work very effectvely, breakng up l much more than our ordnary plows, leavng t n better condton. JHN A. SCTT, Manager. Henry Waterhouse & nsurance Agents, Plantaton Agents, fnmmwnn Co. GermanAmerca n nsurance Co of New York. Unon Assurance Socety of London. 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4 SttsraHattCSajette. SEHWEEKL Y. 5SSUED TUESDAYS AM) FRDAYS W. N. ARMSTRNG, EDTR. PHDAT..AUGUST 13, 1S97 AX MPRTANT ELECTN. Tm tkoe who are so concs t f Bexton wthn serf sx months, nothng can W Mud wkch wll dsturb r fath. They were as conf 4oat f aasexauon n 93. t s a. qsmm of temperament, that cmraot be changed. t s conence n aneertantes whch lke j&& prospector has n every mo We d.s o mountan. TbM. however, who beleve rhat aaaexaon s hghly proba We. Vat stll uncertan, should leek lt ce nto tle matter of ukftobs for comng Leglslahtc. A hostle House may embarrass.project of annexaton Ratkatfotbrmgh ts moral nfluence. n of treaty by Senate aay be deferred untl after Jth of 3arch. not be Hbmv concluded untl "long jssvb" s well along. Foolsh ceadact by a hostle House mght concepton. They have had to con Bt twwt. but t could embarrass tend aganst a powerful moned n tke projwt of unon. The terest n Calforna, whch reached comphxwof next House s, nto Senate of Unted refore, a verv serous matter. States, was felt n Republcan forces of State. Ths opposton to annexaton had been A mrobs mstake may be made f we hx go branches on carefully organzed by traned de of poltcal stream before hs, was a compact force, we get a nn hold on branches appealed drectly to self nterest of or hde. of f Jcoare tme, large work, farmng class. t was howght,,ss well as money for effectve, because re was a "ono expenses, may be wasted, man power," behnd t, that was f annexaton s promptly made rarely defeated. s SS. Congros takes mmed Although recprocty treaty was, s, of great value to State of Calforna, merchants of San Francsco, for a long tme, ate acton n our local affars. Bat f consderaton of treaty s not promptly made, matter les over, rom tme to tme, as t may, our own Legsla lautre wll have been n sesson aad ts laws wll have force unde. treaty, f ratfed. For ths reason alone, matter of next electon must be earnestly consdered. There s an element of danger n a falure to realze stuaton. t s not safe to presume that Congress wll at once, n event of ratfcaton, provde legslaton for us. The treaty tself looks to a jont Commsson, whch shall draft desrable laws. After commsson has fnshed ts work. Congress must pass apets Ln mean tme, re raay be need of mmedate legslaton here. The treaty apparent ly keeps all wheels of pur Government n moton, exceptng that of legslaton. t would have been Arse to have made provson for movements of that wheel. Ths may be done, by a sngle act of Congress. f, however, re shohw be a hostle House re woald be some danger of our beng "hung up" for whle. All dffeultof.ths knd may be avoded by takng an actve nterest n comng electon. T NCRPRATE HNLULU. The suggeston of ncorporatng ds place before annexaton takes place, AouH be acted on..t may aot be practcable to do t, f annexaton takes place, before meetng of our next Legslature. f t should be n Sesson before that event happens, a well consdered plan of ncorporaton should be at once lad before t Under terrtoral laws of Unted States, re s no qualfed suffrage. Resdents over twentyon e years of age may vote. The danger s that by ncorporaton under terrtoral laws, an undesrable. vote would control cty. The proposed plan may avod t. By way, as Star very kndly makes a hnt whch may be construed nto "dsloyalty," on our part, n commentng on terrtoral laws, dstnctly suggests regardng ths matter, that re s a "wood ple," a "ngger" n t, we wll say, wth sorrow, that re s a "wood ple," "ngger" n t, s Mr. F.!M. Hatch, our Mn There s a angular lack of nterest a tfe comng electon for ertfeers of Thote wpport Government, ame that Republc!! t frst last xtgwre. reason of certanty ef annexaton. ster at "Washngton. k They are Mke a publc audence 3t tl? ekm? of servces who begn ree. pt wt.s. move out, vtfhe tje voce of charman apnwncbg furr busness s The suggeston of ncorporaton of Honolulu, before annexaton, s hs, for reasons we have stated. "Ve wsh re were many more wood ples" about, many more "nggers" n m, f y all turned out as strong, fathful, ntellgent as Mr. Hatch. He has been absent for some tme, s, probably, rusty n hs law. But he can enter law department of Star, learn somethng about terrtoral laws of Unted States. He s comparatvely young wll be glad of chance. THE WRKERS. ur annexaton frends here do not realze vast amount of work, done for cause, n UntedStatesby representatves of nterests here. Asde from valuable work done by lr. Hatch, Mr. Thurston Mr. Knney, tho frms of Welch & Co. Wllams, Dmond & Co. of San Francsco, have done work of whch our people have really lttle faled to apprecate danger of ths opposton, untl t was flatly declared n Senate by Senator Perkns. These frms, asssted by orstosome extent, took matter n h, quetly, thoroughly, wth nfnte pans, organzed forces, whch favored recprocty, treaty. We know that one of se gentlemen dned at home but once n three weeks, owng to dems upon hs tme, n correspondence consultaton. Has such work been done here? A realzaton of t, would surprse our annexatonsts here, who expect as French proverb says, that "wasted larks wll fall nto r open mouths." These frms those actng wth m, say wthout reservaton, that untl meetng of Congress n next December, a great amount of work must be done for cause, y wll do much of t f course our enthusasts wll call m "pessmsts," but n some of se gentlemen n San Francsco, told us three months ago that we were "pessmsts," because we who knew somethng about Washngton affars, told m that wth out annexaton, recprocty would end. They dd not beleve t h, whatoonsens e Pessmsm; s sad n thy name! But all are asrreed now that an nexaton xecprocty go to ger. hardworkn As se ndustrous, g men, become famlar wth nature of opposton to treaty, y become more effcent n nventng means to meet t. Whle Press of San Francsco s, wth about one excepton, very HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, favorable to annexaton, at same tme, t has not touched stubborn hearts of Calforna Senators. Ths llustrates falure of Press to control poltcal representatves. Senator Perkns must follow Republcan caucus, even f he sneers at Press. Senator "Whte stoldly lstens to Press, does as he lkes, althouh hs own State receves more beneft from Hawaan trade than all or States. t s left to se able merchants, n San Francsco, who represent nterests here, to do for us, what we cannot do for ourselves. They speak as Amercans, to Amercans, not as Amercans who have, n fact, left flag, lve on alen sol, though y are true Amercans stll. They are not open to sarcasm of an enemy of treaty, who sad to us, n Wash ngton, "You Amercans as you call yourselves have gotten nto a hole out re, want us to pull you out." So we should be grateful to our frends, apprecate n work. NCRRECT STATEMENTS. Harpers Weekly attempts to tell ts half a mllon of readers what facts are about mm graton dspute, between Japan Hawa. t means to make a correct statement but fals, own g, no doubt, to lack of suffcent nformaton on subject. t states that " rght to emgrate from Japan to Hawa was carefully guarded by treaty;" "emgraton laws were enacted by Japan, whch nstead of pro motng, prevented floodng of sls by Japanese;" "under ths arrangement guarded bv se laws, emgraton went on untl last February, when suddenly Hawaan Government re fused to permt some Japanese to. l, although, as Japanese Government clams, em grants came precsely as ors befoe m had come;" " clams for damages Aere made at once, but pendng negotaton crv was rased that Japanese had hostle ntenton aganst, sls, hastj coucluson of treaty followed;" "under se crcumstances, Japan has certanly rght to expect notce of ntended treaty, a rght to be consulted head n behalf of her people, to complan of decepton prac tsedby Mr. Sherman, who, she asserts, promsed that hasty ac ton should not be taken." Although Harpers Weekly, under nfluence of Mr. Carl Shurz, opposes project of annexaton, t does not ntend to present facts ncorrectly. But t has done so. We admt that treaty rghts, Conventon rghts, rghts labltes under our muncpal laws, on subject of mmgraton are rar confusng, have not yet been clearly stated for publc use. Nor has dplomatc correspondence been fully publshed, sources of nformaton are lmted. t would hardly be far to us, for Harpers Weekly to nfluence ts several hundred thouss of readers, untl t s n possesson of correct facts. We have been told that Ha waan Government commun ty wll not farly state case, must not be beleved. Ths s an error. A correct statement of case wll be made before long, law bearng upon t. The controversy nvolves some ponts whch lawyers would call delcate, but whch average layman wll dspose of n a breath. xne Amercan people were qute chagrned at Behrng sea judgment aganst m. The Press, as usual, had t all one way, "a clear case," "no doubt about t." Few papers, those only of pessmstcjorder attempted to make an mpartal statement So people felt good, wated mpatently for a favorable dec sou called men of mpar AUGUST 13, 1S97.SEMWtal Press, "bloody Brtshers," n got badly left. n all probablty most cd mpartal statement of case, wll convnce nfluental Harpers Weekly that t has prejudged matter. WLL AMERCA GUARANTEE? The steamshp due on Sunday wll probably gve us text of Japans reply to our offer of arbtraton, whch may also contan proposton that Unted States be made a party to t, so far as. to assume oblgatons of Hawa, should arbtrators decde that she s lbale. Japan lolds that her clam for damages s a sort of len on sls, just as n a collson" at sea, a clam for damages aganst vessel n fault, s a len upon her, may be enforced n Admralty. Japan suspects that Uncle Sam may suddenly swallow sls, just as forgers when arrested sometmes swallow counterfet blls, are forced to take an emetc throw m up. Japan naturally feels that Uncle Sam wll close hs mouth, f he swallows sls, refuse any dplomatc emetc, unless he agrees, n advance, to take t f Japan asks that Unted States endorse Hawas note for any debt, t can only be done, through a specal treaty between two countres. To do that, would cause delay n our own negotatons. Presdent McKnley s.ys to Japan : "You know Uncle Som, he does about what s rght, yon just leave t to hm." Japan may be confdng accept offer. We hope ths wll be made satsfactory. Anyone can see that Japan wll hestate to arbtrate wth Hawa, unless she knows who wll pay shot n case to her. damages are awarded THE PRESDENTS WAR SPWEF. There s some confuson of opn on regardng probable acton of commer of Amercan warshps, n event of an "emergency" here, that s, should Japanese do somethng y ought not to do. The same confuson of deas prevaled, when Mr. Wlls demed restoraton of monarchy n December, 93, t caused great needless anxety sufferng. The Presdent of Unted States has no war makng power, under Amercan Consttuton. Hs dutes are clearly defned, no power of ths knd s gven to hm. Congress only has t. The Presdent has no authorty to l any marne force n a foregn State, because that act may be a war act. The lng of marnes n ths town, on several occasons, has been done, wth consent of authortes, or on some evdence of authorty. n event of a cvl war, or rot, a lng mght be justfed as a polce measure only, smple act of protectng lfe property n mmnent danger. The Amercan commer has no more authorty to l forces here, whch may nvolve war, n he has to l troops n France, n order to protect Amercans generally. f he has that rght, n Chnese have rght to l marnes n San Fran csco, n order to protect r peo ple aganst hoodlums. The great Powers take some chances n lng forces n ds turbed countres, but t s done only to protect ndvduals property. Congress alone may authorze an act, whch s n nature of a war act The Presdent mght, under certan crcumstances, act "decsvely," take chances of ratfcaton by Congress of any doubtful N or llegal proceedng. But Presdents of Unted States are not swft to take any chances of ths knd. For ths reason, Amercan Executve has been charged, for many years, wth permttng Amercans to be outraged n foregn countres. The moment Executve acts boldly or promptly n correctng a wrong, n a foregn country, he gets dangerously near exercse of war power. So State Department usually contents tself wth powerful correspondence. The framers of Amercan Consttuton ntentonally ted up hs of Executve n war matters. The people were, are, peaceful dslke fghtng, dsturbance of trade. t s seen n Cuban affar. They lke to abuse wcked Spanards threaten m wth vengeance, but when t comes to. very serous matter of spendng several hundred mllons n war, wth dsturbances n trade whch follow, y cool off very quckly. A year ago re was an excted dem for recognton of bellgerent rghts n Cubans. Today, exctement s over, popular opnon s that Presdent wll fx thngs up n some peaceable way. naton wll not fght Spansh. When Mnster Stevens estab lshed a temporary protectorate here, t was repudated by Government, whch had negotat ed a treaty of annexaton. t was beyond power of Presdent to antagonze t. Presdent Clevel was well aware that he had no authorty to restore monarchy. But he felt that a game of bluff would not.be unconsttutonal, we took hm qute too serously. n June last, n answer to a tele gram from ry Washngton, Labor Commssoner Ftzgerald, sent a full dspatch n whch he stated that "nnetyfv e per cent. of laborers employed n beet felds of Calforna were Asa tcs." Ths telegram was hed to a Senator who put t n hs pocket for furr use. xnar d, Two days afterwards, Mr. actve opponent of Hawa requested obtaned an n tervew wth benator. le stated that Amercan fanner could not compete wth those n Hawa who rased all of r sugar wth Asatc labor, urged Senator to vote aganst recprocty. There was a quet but emphatc antomme. The telegram from Mr. Ftzgerald, Mr. xnard read ng t. he Senator quetly look ng on, ntervew closed wthout furr comments. MMGRATN RESTRCTED. Government Notfes Ths Effect. Japan to The Government seems determned to take a decded st n matter of Japanese mmgraton, mpresson that any number of mmgrants from Japan may eome here must be wped out. n accordance wth a decson of Cabnet, Japan has been requested, through Mnster Shmamura, to re strct emgraton to Hawa, except such as may come under auspces of Board of mmgraton here. Ths means that laborers wll not be admt ted except those whose contracts have been approved by board, Japanese Matches. The London Daly Fnancal News says: Foregn matches, n future, n stead of beng suppled to us from Sweden, wll apparently come all way from Japan. The competton of rentals has already, t s sad, destroyed European match trade n nda, Chna Hongkong, wll soon assert tself n Unuted States. After supplyng r home market, Japanese can send 2,500,000,000 boxes to rest of world, Asa of course, takng most of surplus output. saka, where an Amercan syndcate has purchased one of numerous factores, produced last year 100,000,000 dozen boxes of matches, gvng employment to 3,629 men 9,711 women, besdes thouss of chldren, who earn a few sen per day n work. DED. HAWES At Hlo, Hawa, on Frday, August 6, 1897, Albert George Sdney Hawes, F. R. G. S., Her Brtannc Majestys Commssoner ConsulGenera l. Aged 54 years. HAS PRR CLAM Palmyra Clamed By Kamehameha. Proclamaton ssued n Great Brtans Clam Not Vald. The annexaton of Palmyra by Great Brtan may possbly lead to dffcultes when annexaton comes around, for when Unted States takes over Hawaan sls, she wll take "all reunto belongng," Palmyra sl s ncluded "among those who ran." The sl was dscovered n 1802, was formally annexed to Great Brtan n Commer Nchols, of H. B. M. S. Cormorant, was crusng n neghborhood of sl about (hat tme,, fndng place wthout any nhabtants, threw out a grapplng ron hooked on n name of Vctora, Queen of Great Brtan rel, Empress of nda, Defender of Fath, etc. Ths was all rght, so far as Commer Nchols was concerned, but unfortunately for L Department of Great Brtan, Hawa had a pror clam, when Commer Nchols was formally annexng sl, a proclamaton, ssued by L. Kamehameha, Mnster of nteror under Kamehameha V, was yellowng wth age among archves of nteror Department The proclamaton s gven here n full: "Whereas, on loth day of Aprl, 1862, Palmyra sl, n lat. 5 deg. 50 mn. N. long. 161 deg. 53 mn. W., was taken possesson of wth usual formaltes by Capt..Zenas Bent, he beng duly authorzed to do so n name of Kamehameha V, Kng of Hawaan sls. "Therefore, Ths s to gve notce that sad sl so taken possesson of s henceforth to be consdered respected as part of doman off Kng of Hawaan sls. (Sgned) "L. KAMEHAMEHA, "Mnster of nteror. "Department of nteror, June 18, 1862." Ths at least shows a pror clam to Palmyra sl, wll probably be suffcent for Unted States to show authorty over t When tme comes. ": UNTED STATES "FRST AX. Tho fllclal Document s round at Antwo p. LNDN, July 31. The Brussels cor correspondent of Pall Mall Gazette has made an nterestng fnd. At Antwerp he has uneard a document whch descrbes frst loan contract ed by TJated States. t s now n possesson of a promnent Belgan famly. t s dated Antwerp, December, 1791, "confrmed" at Phladelpha, May 5, 1792, sgned by George Washngton Thomas Jefferson, certfedb Alexer Hamlton. At recent annual meetng of Natonal Conventon of Republcan Leagues of Unted States, held n Detrot, platform adopted ndorses acts polces of Presdent Mc Knley favors annexaton of Hawa. Some 700 delegates were n, attendance. Sleep nduced by U9e ot coca, opate or narcotc compounds s bad, decdedly bad. t undermnes health end shatters tha consttuton patent 3 steadly growng nto a worse condton otten resultng n th3 terrblo slavery msery of cocane opum habt. Sleep nduced by use of Hoods Sarsasaparl a may not come as quckly, but t comes more weet surely, permanently s And refreshng because t s realzed through natures great restorng rejuvenatng channel purfed, vtalzed enrched blood. Th3 feeds nerves wth energy bulds up lfegv system consttuton from very foundaton of all health lfe blood pure, rch, red blood. Refreshng " was generally run down last "sprng, appette was poor could not sleep. Hoods Sarsaparlla bult me rght up, gave good appette was soon able to get a good nghts rest." G. F. Whtney, Merchant, Yeomans St., ona, Mchgan. Hoods Sarsaparlla s ne True Blood Purfer. All druggsts. S. cure lve lls, easy to take, Hd S FllS easy to operate, acents. HBRN DRUG CMPANY, Wholesale Agents. j T, 1 f?

5 m. t, jjw "SJ tssmf1" WMWftjfllP J w ASSGNED PLAGES lyg Commssoners of Educaton Act l on Becommenflatons., sb! saw. jfjft rr W LST F TEACHERS SELECTED Wll ccupy Postons n September. NewSchem e of nspector General Books for Travelng Lbrary Chosen. At, regular weekly sesson of Commssoners of Educaton, yesterday afternoon, re were present followng: Presdent Cooper, llrs. E W. Jordan, H. S. Townsend, Professor Alexer, W. A. Bowen, J. F. Scott. Mnutes of prevous meetng read approved. H. S. Townsend read followng appontments made by Teachers Commttee: Mss Frank Eaton to poston of assstant n Hlo Select School. Adopted. Sam R. Dowdel to a poston n Makawao School. Adopted. H. K. ana to "Waalua School. The pont was rased here as to what was due ana n matter of salary. Hs salary was second class, H. S. Townsend stated t as hs opnon that a great deal of work had been taken n Kamehameha School that could not show n examnaton, but whch would show n school room. n recognton of ths fact, t was Mr. Townsendf opnon that a larger sal ary than ordnary should be pad. t was so voted by Commssoners. Presdent Cooper was not favorable to rasng certfcate on account of work taken, so expressed hmself. f work n Kamehameha was x to be taken as a years experence, he was fllng to grant 4,he extra amount on that ground. The Commssoners changed r mnds granted salary agreed on at frst, but wth understng that certfcate be named second class wth one years experence. Mss Grace Sharp to Llhue. Adopted. Mss Helen Kelsey to poston of prncpal at Kekaha. Adopted. Mss Abbe Guerney to poston of assstant n Kekaha. Adopted. Mss St. Clar Ncholson to po ston of assstant n Hanapepe. Adopt ed. J. McCloskey to be prncpal n (1) School reports, school statstcs laa School. Adopted. Mss Jula Perry to poston n of all knds, all communcatons Fort Street School, made vacant relatng to dscplne nternal by resgnaton of Mss May admnstraton of schools are to be addressed to nspector General of Atknson. Adopted. Schools, James Poa to a poston or hs Deputy. n Honukaha u (2) School. Adopted. Letters contanng pay rolls, Eugene Capellas to a poston n hlls, vouchers, remttances or recepts, Kealah Mau. Adopted. letters generally, relatng to money M. Soares to poston of assstant n Koloa School. Adopted. or accounts, are to be addressed to undersgned. (3) Mss Trndad Marcos to a poston n Matters requrng attenton JPunaluu School. Adopted. of nspector, or Secretary, re Mss L. Cameron to a poston n lowalu School. Adopted. " Burnett H. S. Townsend spoke of a Mr. e, a busness man now n town, who had appled for a poston n Nght School as a teacher n bookkeepng, commercal arthmetc, etc. He explaned that he had not yet spoken to Mr. Lghtfoot, present prncpal of Nght School, about matter. W. A. Bowen: "Would Mr." Lghtfoot n gve hs whole tme to prncpalshp?" H. S. Townsend: " had not planned for that yet." W. A. Bowen: " guess we are not yet prepared to take acton yet." H. S. Townsend here presented a scheme for courses n hgher pedagogy. t was hs frst plan to make class a strctly prvate one, hut later thought brought out fact that ths would be unfar to ors, so t was fnally decded to allow any one wshng t to come n. The endorsement of Board was what was wanted. There would be no expense to department. The Board seemed to be n favor of scheme, Mr. Townsend sad that he was perfectly wllng to take thng nto hs.hs. t was n voted that scheme be undertaken by department "Very probably, f t proves a success, department wll take t n as a specal branch. H. S. Townsend reported that he had pcked out about 30 books to.be used n a travelng lbrary n schools of Honolulu. The Board moved that ADMRAL JSEPH X. MLLER. RearAdmr al Mller, U. S. N., arrved on Chna Wednesday to take place RearAdmrof al Beardslee, who wll proceed to Washngton, D. C, on Australa of August 25th, where he has been assgned as Presdent of Examnng Board. Admral Mller s accompaned by hs staff offcers, Leut P. Andrews, U. S. N., Leut. T. S. Rodgers, U. S. N. Admral Mller made an offcal call on Admral Beardslee soon after hs arrval. y be submtted to a commttee, n case of r approval, y be started on r travels mmedately. W. A. Bowen read an applcaton, wrtten by hmself, of a young lady for a poston as teacher n a certan school. She dd not care to have her name mentoned, dd not care to have even name of school mentoned. A letter from a lady on Penn sula recommended Mss Mabel Sunter for a poston as teacher n one of schools of cty. Referrng to trouble between certan two teachers n cty, Mr. Bowen sad that he had receved a call from one of men, who recommended lenency n case of or when acton was taken. He wshed t to be understood that ths was meant n no sprt of mpertnence to Board, but smply as a word by waysde. Presdent Cooper sad that he was ready to speak hs mnd as a member of commttee, to whom had been referred examnaton nto cases of two teachers, aganst whom charges had been made. The or two members of commttee were not ready to report, so matter was held over untl next sesson. At 4:15 p. m. Board adjourned, subject to call of char. o Crcular Letter. The followng crcular letter to school agents, teachers ors, s now beng sent out from Department of Publc nstructon: School Agents, Teachers ors hang occason to carry on correspondence wth ths Department, are partcularly requested to observe fol lowng rules: spectvely, as case may be, n accordance wth rules above set forth, should not he dealt wth n same letter, but he made subject of separate communcatons. Taxpayer Reples. MR. EDTR: n answer to frst part of "Anor Taxpayers" statement n Tuesdays paper, would ask hm, how s a taxpayer to tell wher he s overtaxed or not, but by comparng hs property wth that of hs neghbors hs taxes also? should magne any per rghtmnd ed son who pays a just tax, or an unjust tax, would be very wllng to let hs neghbors know how much he pays, but one whose taxes are below par would not lke t known, as Assessor would probably rase hm next year. t seems pecular that, although taxpayers are not permtted to see or peoples taxes, yet y see a great many of m, a lttle later, n newspapers, under headng of Delnquent Tax Lst." There s anor tem that should be brought before publc, how returns are made up. asked at tax offce f y took any notes, from year to year about condton of property mprovements. t seems a great deal s left to memory, for nstance, Assessors were on my l some tme n May, one of m asked my Japanese servant f had bought any more l, two sdes of a fence havng been put across lad. The Assessors dd not recognze t as belongng to orgnal pece, for that 250 feet of rough fencng, a small chcken house, total worth less than $50, y assessed me on 300 more ths year, as had not sent n my returns by January, thnkng July was tme. The rght of appeal s lost; any way, t would be same to me, as to a great many small tax HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, ArGFST 13, lsa7. SEMWEEK LY. payers, not worth whle to employ a lawyer, or to hanjj around court lose tme money, for a matter of?3 to 10, whch, no doubt, tax offcers very well know. The formaton of a taxpayers assocaton employment of a lawyer to attend ap peal cases mght lessen expenses meet dffculty. As regards or part of letter, "Aonor Taxpayer" s, no doubt, lke myself, not lable to ncome Tax, so n that matter agree wth hm. TAXPAYER. Honolulu, August 10. MR. FAR N CURT. Accused of Solctng rders Foregn Goods. for Aubrey Far, one of partners of Stockton Mllng Company, was tred n Dstrct Court yesterday on charge of solctng for hs company wthout a lcense. Mr. Fars duty s to vst companys agents all over world at least once a year lend whatever assstance s necessary for promoton of r nterests. Mr. Far, t seems, s n no sense a sellng agent for company, nor has he been charged wth mportng sellng goods, as was stated.n an afternoon paper. Some tme ago, whle n San Francsco, Mr. Far met a member of frm of McChesney & Sons, began negotatons of a deal wherebyth at frm would be made Hawaan agents for a partcular br of hs companys nour. Tne negotatons were not concluded at tme, a few days after hs arrval here, Mr. Far called on McChesney & Sons renewed conversaton. The deal was consumated, t was understood that goods could come through Castle & Cooke, or drect from mll. The latter plan was suggested. At anor tme Mr. Far called on Calforna Feed Company talk ed busness wth manager. The Polce Department learned of se two transactons, Mr. Far was summoned to appear n court. n st he testfed that frm of Castle & Cooke were sole agents n se sls for sale of product of hs company, that y were nterested n every pound of flour shpped by m to sls; that ndvdually he dd not mport goods to sell here that whatever had been done by hm snce hs arrval here was n nterest of Castle & Cooke, that t was supposed y were benefted by hs suggestons. He made no attempt to conceal hs actons, whch were always free above board, sad that he was not sellng goods for hs house under cover of anor frm. He Had no dea that hs actons could be construed nto a volaton of any law on statutes. Mr. Far was n Honolulu some nne months ago on a.smlar err, permsson was granted at that tme by Marshal, after stuaton had been explaned, to assst Castle & Cookes, salesmen wthout a lcense, as t was consdered that he was not solctng orders for a foregn frm. He stated yesterday that he had not obtaned a lcense on ths occason, because he was pursung same methods as prevously. Judge Wlcox stated that re appeared to have been no ntentonal volaton of statutes, hut he would have to mpose a merely nomnal fne of 50. Mr. Far was defended by W. R. Castle. t s probable that case wll go to hgher Court on appeal. Promnent Chnese. Lee Poy, representng Quong Lung Hng Company, of San Francsco, supply agents for Brtsh Columba Ralway Company, s a through passenger on Chna. He s on hs way to Chna to look nto certan busness matters, whle re wll represent Yuen Chong of ths cty. Lee Poy had qute a tme gettng permsson to l yesterday, but several of promnent Chnese merchants of cty, vouchng for hm, he was allowed prvlege of lng on Hawaan sol of takng a stroll through Chnatown wth hs frends. aa ; Chamberlans Colc, Cholera Darrhoea Remedy always affords prompt relef. For sale by all druggsts dealers; Benson", Smth & Co., wholesale agents for Hawaan sls. LCAL BREVTES. Sugar, 3 cents. Tmely Topcs wll nterest you today. L. M. "Vettlesen left for Kaua on Waaleale yesterday. The Supreme Court s stll consderng ncome Tax cases.. Purser Brckwedel, of Chna, has thanks of Advertser for favors. The Town Football Team s about organzed, practce wll begn n a few days. Wcker furnture enameled ron bedsteads may be had n abundance at Hopps "furnture store. W. W. Dmond has a large dsplay of n hs show wndows. The cutgla ss prces are exceedngly low. A. J. Derby, D. D. S., s now located n hs new offces n MottSmth block, corner of Hotel Fort streets. W: W. Dmond has returned tp busness after a threeweek s vst to hs ranch at Nu, beyond Damond Head. H. Z. Austn s n recept of a letter from hs wfe dated July 23. Mrs. Austn wll return home August 17 by Australa. Mr. H. H. Renjes entertaned Amercan Mnster Sewall Mr. scar Sewall n a dnner at hs home n Nuuan last u evenng. Col. George W. Macfarlane returned home yesterday on busness connected wth permanent regster of steamshp Chna, of whch he s nomnal owner. Jas, F. Morgan wll hold a Comms soners sale of real estate today noon at hs salesrooms. The property to be sold s stuated n dstrct of a, Mau. n Frday, August 13th at 12 noon, Jas. F. Morgan wll sell at publc auc ton valuable ls n Lahalna, Mau. by order of Commssoner Jas. A. Thompson. See advertsement for full partculars. A brutal doe fleht n front of Eeans store or day was cause of! severely frghtenng a number of lades. The owner of vctor, who s a Government clerk, stood by en joyed fracas. Max Schlemmer, manager of Laysan sl, hs wfe chld, came up on Bryant to reman for some tme. He brought wth hm a number of lve brds. Sx Japanese of workng force were also among passengers. VceCons The Brtsh ul begs to be allowed to use ths means of expressng sncere thanks for many beautful flowers, whch were provded by knd frends on occason of funeral of late Brtsh Commssoner ConsulGenera l. Mr. C. H. Cooke, an sl boy who graduated from Yale last sprng, re turned from San Francsco on Chna yesterday. He wll make hs hpme here wll take a poston wth Hawaan Safe Depost nvestment Company very soon. Ded of Lockjaw. At 2:15 p. m. yesterday Alfred Franca, son of Mr. Mrs. A. F. Franca, ded from lockjaw at home of hs parents, corner School Fort streets. Ten thous head of horses have been bought n secton of country between Umatlla Castle Rock, n Washngton, by Lnnton Cannery, at an average of $1.50 per head. Bol t down; lght t up; tell truth; play far; lend a h. These are Journalst Brdgmans maxms for journalsts, good maxms y are. The Paragraphers Assocaton should vote a medal to Mr. Brdgemann. Before Retrng... take Ayers Cathartc Plls, you wll sleep better wake n better condtou for days work. As a pleasant effectual remedy for constpaton, blousness, sck head ache, all lver troubles, Ayers Cathartc Plls have no equal. They are sugarcoate d, so perfectly prepared that y cure wthout annoyances experenced n use of so many of plls on market. Ask your druggst for AYERS PLLS. When or plls wont help you, Ayers s THE PLL THAT WLL. A.EKTS you Hawaan slakds: HLLSTER DRUG CMPANY Lmted. Awarded Hghest Honors Worlds Far. Gold Medal, Mdwnter Far. CEEAM BAMNS PWMKt omst PERFECT MADE. A mre GraDe Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammona, Alum or any or adulterant n all great Hotels, leadng Clubs homes, Dr. Prces Cream Bakng Powder holds ts supremacy 40 Years Stard, LEWS & C., Agents. Honolulu, H.. Polce Court Notes. n Polce Court, yesterday, case of Han Ln, for unlawful posses son of opum, was nolle prossd. Akwa was fned $50 costs on same charge. Domngo Santos HelenaJes us were each fned $5 costs for assault battery on "Verdnho. LAND AND SEA MAY LE BETWEEN YU AND ublyfj0$ Ua typs M No matter where you lve, we can de y lver to you cheaper than you can buy 1. anywhere else n world: Clothng, W Shoes, Dry Goods, Watches, Jewelry, J Sewng Machnes, Harness, Saddles, ft Hardware, Tools, Guns, Ammunton,? Bcycles, Agrcultural mplements, Veh a clcs of all knds. Furnture, Bools on r every subject. w To ntroduce to you our mmense facl a tc3 we wll send free of charge to you or n any or foregn resdent our "Buyers A Gude," a 2J pound book, 700 pages, j 13,000 llustratons, 40,000 descrptons A nvaluable n orderng our H Q Book for Foregn Buyers," whch gves all nformaton necessary to put you n A touch wth our methods. Send us your aaaress ana wc u ao uc xcst. Montgomery Ward & Co. B lllto 118 Mchgan Ave. Chcago, U.S.A. DETRT JEWEL STVES We are celebratng successful ntroducton of "Jewel" Stoves Ranges by gvng purchasers out of Honolulu a specal beneft of a Freght Rebate of 10 per cent, off regular prce of all our stoves: n addton to whch you get usual r; per cent, cash dscount. ur complete stock of c;o stoves, rangng n prce from $11 to $72 wth anor jo now on way, comprses followng: Mert Jewel Range. 1 sze, 4 styles, yth Water Col. EMPRE JEWEL RANGE. 1 sze, 3 styles, wth Water Col; 1 sze, 1 style, wth or wthout Water Col. CTY JEWEL RANGE. 2 szes, 3 styles wth or wthout Water Col, wth or wthout Hot Water Reservor. WELCME JEWEL STVE. 2 szes, wth or wthout Reservor. MDERN JEWEL STVE. 3 szes, wth or wthout Reservor. MESQUTE JEWEL STVE. 2 szes: No. 7 No. 8. W. W. DMND HNLULU. LEWS & C, Lewte & Co.! Have never had greater varety no1 j better qualty owme foods for every day table for dnner gvng than now. The world pays trbute to aestc tastes of dwellers of Hawa through ths store. The prce of a thng s generally what t s worth, competton requres that; hgher prce, better qualty ss a rule: prce doesnt always guarantee qualty, reputaton of seller counts Send for our catalogue : see what we can sell you. For nstance cur Lews Hams Bacon. a We guarantee our prces as low as lowest qualty test. sl orders solcted. Country custoaer s are assured of payng same prces as those resdent n cty of Honolulu. ntellgent apprecatve persons wll refuse substtutes, when y can buy tha orgnal. Tea s an artcle whch s dally consumed by mllons. Success n tea brewng can only be assured by usng Lews wn mportatons of Ceylonnd a, Chna Japan Teas. Send for our catalogue. Maled FREE on applcaton. LEWS & G. Grocers., prt stowu: mm VA. pvyr ssrrfw W 1 1 BB Plays your own selecton of tunes. ver 1,000 tunes to select from. THE BEST MUSC BX MADE. We have just receved a new lnvoca of several styles. Wrte for Catalogue prces. Wall, Nchols Company SLE UR AGENTS FR HAWA AN SLANDS. REPUTATN For fne watch work s wdespread; but we wsh to mpress few who may not yet be n lne, wth necessty of sendng r watches, xchen out of order to ts drectly; not frst allow even tnker to run watch, after tchch, send t to us for proper repars. The Cost s always more (0 you, after such treatment ; ever so much belter to send t rght down to us, for ce allow nothng hut perfect cork to leave our workshop. You wll be surprsed, too, how much cheaper t wll be, how much more satsfactory to you. Watches are securely packed n wooden boxes, ant relumed n safest possble manner. H.F.WCHMAN BX 342. Pacfc Well Borng Co. (LMTED.) PLANTATN AND LAND WN ERS, MERCHANTS ors who contemplate borng wells, wll serve r own nterests by consultng tha above Company. Estmates furnshed. Charges strctly moderate. Fathful work guaranteed. TeL 665. P.. Box 475. Dkev Sr. Goab. DttRD Pourrz. Members Stock Bond Exchange EDWARD PLLTZ&CPM CMMSSN BRKERS AND DEAL ERS N NVESTMENT SECURTES. Partcular attenton gven to parcha se sale of Hawaan sagar stock. Bullon Exchange. Loan Negotated. Eastern Foregn Btsek Bonds. 403 Calforna St. San Franetaeo, CL., KffsW a. Sfc, meass&ssm

6 gr ay mv;rfffr:r " "". jjn f j ; hh..)... l..nmummjmm.njlmwt M..T. B MmtM " astr? HAWAAN GAZETTE: FEED AY, AUGUST 13, SEMWEEK LY REGULAR JUBLEE Thats What Mnster Damon Says of Hawa Says Honolulu People Are ProsMucparous Annexaton Talked f. tfarl 14s. S. L Damon returned by yuauaday. te pcture of health, tedd vst to Unted ma. Bagta d. Regardng lease, eawe or electrc ral mm. Mr. Daaww sad: poopte down here are most ef aay have met; Hawa of unverse, so far as fe oobceraed, t seems a torjmtaal jublee here. As to a. aathug can be done about float ; lata untl annexaton ques te settled f we get that we wll ;ed aay loan. (aeedoa was not broached n everythng re was jublee, re was really so much to see L ft. wee dffcult for Mr. Naper, ad ayeelf to get around. t & sew lfe to me, en jayod wary raesaent of my tme. "As ta aaaetfon," sad Mr. Dasaaaa. "T eaa say that sls were talked VfttMBF about as much as y The people of Unted talkng about us everywhere, places on corners. ; kmn are attractng a great deal hot Congress s body ta say what wn be done. Annexaton fe se s Unted States." Mr. Daman was at Cabnet con (tt!j.b. yesterday, at "w Mtateter Lansng tendered hs whch was accepted. Ths aocardaaoe wth condtons Mr. Lansng accepted Mr. Damon was mmedately Mnster of Fnance. eater upon hs dutes today. PASSNG THRUGH. Seme Noteworthy Passengers Anons Chnas Lst. toe through passengers on are followng: M. Wollhem, Mexcan Mns ter aa, aad Messrs. gnaco Altmaro aad SadrJgro Asperez, Attaches to Legaton n Japan. T. Connolly, an Amercan r. bound to Japan. Hear! For, of France, who had ane a. lttle experence wth a dry HH whle n quarantne at port of Saa Fraacteeo. The papers of that ftaee had qute a story on hs arrval re. Has.. Gude, Swedsh Norwesaa a Mtateter to Japan, now on hs war la fete post. UeaL J. A. Norrs, a navy offcer, haaad to Asatc staton, where he has heea assgned. Mr. A. LangfeMt, one of Yokohamas aa atbraent merchants. Mr. R. Wldman, Amercan Consul ta Baag Kong. r. W H. Abercrombe, Amercan to Nagasak. J "w. Lee, of Amercan To Ceatpany. WLL CARRY MALS. New Lne of Boats From San Francsco to Taht. SAN FRANCSC, CaL, July 28. TTb hst ef new lne of steamers bat mb Sea Francsco Taht wll sab aact Saaday. She wll carry JYaa aad Amercan mal, expate to sake trp to Papeete n X days or better. The Advance boat s vecaforable steamer Homer. She was formerly on Coos Bay route, that recently her owner, George Frtch, eaal merchant, leased her to Matw Taraer, latter has placed her oa Taht route. Should prove to be a success or wll follow. The barkentne Cty of Papeete, wmeh formerly carred mal, wl pa eat same day as Homer. ThesatHng vessel wll crack on all sal, aad he Homer wll have to put nto Marquesas to delver mal, xaee between steamer salng vessel s Papeete should be a close one. The Homer has been overhauled Consstng of South Kohala. Poll pat n thorough repar. She has been rng place: Wamea. Teaeated s now a glossy whte. AM ta al, she s a credt to port aad sbosm prove a success. BEGS T DFFER. Turners; Clam to Volcano Re. cord s Contradcted. Heferrng to a short artcle n one of afternoon papers of Monday, whch t s reported that Turner daha ed bcycle record from Volcano to Hlo, a wheelman, asked yesterday: "How can Turner clam record, when he only made trp n 1:45 aad Sylva. n 1:39? f course, f you treat Sylva as a myth, n certanly Tamer holds record. But Sylva s at very lve man, holds record, whch do not beleve Turner or any or wheelman can beat. should just lke to see a race from Volcano to HHo between "Manoa. Wonder" man who clams to hold record. "n trp to Volcano back Sylva dd not have a sngle breakdown wth hs wheel. He was n good form, when he made reta rn to HHo he dd t wth ntenton of breakng record, whch he dd whch clam he stul holds." n Y AUTHRTY. ll1 1 DEPARTMENT F THE NTERR, Honolulu, July 28, n accordance wth Artcle 39 of Consttuton, notce s hereby gven that a general Electon for Represen tatves wll be held throughout Republc between hours of 8 oclock a. m. 5 oclock p. m. on Wednesday, 29th day of September, The Electon Dstrcts, Votng Precncts, Pollng Places nspectors of Electon are as follows: FRST DSTRCT. Hlo, Puna Hamakua, Hawa. 1st Precnct: All dstrcts of Puna, exceptng Poho k Keaau laa. Votng place: H. J. Lyman, H. Rycroft, Rchard Lyman. 2d Precnct: The ls of Keaau laa, n Puna, that porton of Hlo extendng from boundary of Puna Vot to bed of Honol Gulch. ng place: Court House n Hlo. G. K. Wlder, G. W. A. Hapa, W. A. Hardy. 3rd Precnct: Extendng from bed of Honol Gulch to bed of Kawanu Gulch. Votng place: Papakou School G. E. Thrum, R. T. Forrest, A. F. Lnder. 4th Precnct: Extendng from bed of Kawanu Gulch to bed of Wakauma lo Honor Gulch. Votng place: School J. K. Dllon, W. D. Schmdt, B. B. Macy. 5th Precnct: Wakauma Extendng from bed of lo Gulch to bed of Kaula Gulch. Votng place: Court House, Laupahoehoe. Wm. G. Walker, E. W. Barnard, Rchard vers. Gth Precnct:., Extendng from bed of Kaula Gulch to bed of Kalopa Gulch (Kulu Gulch). Votng place: Kaohe School A. Ldgate, Robert Horner, 7th Precnct: Extendng from bed of Kalopa Gulch to. bed of Malanaha e Gulch. Votng place: Honokaa F. S. Clnton, Edwn Thomas, M. V. Holmes. Sth Precnct: Extendng from bed of ae Gulch to boundary of Kohala. Votng place: School House, Kukuhaele. Wm. Horner, George Koch, L. R, Mederos. SECND DSTRCT. Kohala, Kona Kau, sl, of Hawa. 1st Precnct: Consstng of North Kohala. Pollng place: Kohala W. P. McDougall, G. P. Tulloch, L. Hana. 2d Precnct: W. S. Vredenberg, J. Crowley, H. Akona. 3rd Precnct: South Kohala to north boundary of Holualoa. Votng place: Court House, Kalua. George Clark, S. Haano, Thomas Alu. 4th Precnct: North boundary of Hoolualda to ncludng Keel, South Kona. Votng place: School House, Konawaena. Wm. Wrght, Jr., D. P. Namanu, R. Wassman. 5th Precnct: From south boundary of Keel to north boundary of Kau. Court House, Hookena. T. K. R. Amalu, D. Z. Naahelua, J. S. Kauwe. A Votng place: 6th Precnct: From boundary between South Kona Kau to westerly boundary of Punaluu. Pollng place: Waohn u J. H. Walpulan, W. J. Yates, 0. K. Apk. 7th Precnct: The remer of Dstrct of Kau. Pollng place: Pahala School W. P. Fennell, kaaka, G. W. Paty. THRD DSTRCT. sls of Mau, Moloka Lana. 1st Precnct: That porton of Moloka consstng of Kalawao Kalaupapa. Pollng place: Kalaupapa Store 2d Precnct: The remer of sl of Moloka. Pollng place: Pukoo Court Geo. Trmble, H. Manase, A. Kama!.. 3rd Precnct: The dstrct of Lahana sl of Lana. Pollng place: Lahana Henry Dckenson, A. N. Hayselden, W. J. Sheldon. 4th Precnct: Dstrct of Kaanapal. Honokahau School. R. C. Searle, Davd Taylor, Jr., Davd Kapuku. 5th Precnct:.. Consstng of that porton Pollng place: of Walluk u.lyng north of s hlls, ncludng Wahee sl of Pollng place: Waluk, Goodale Armstrong, D. L. Myers, W. T. Robnson. Cth Precnct: The remanng porton of ds trct of Waluku, exceptng dstrct of Honuaula. Pollng place: Custom House, Kahulu. E. H. Baley, W.. Aken. 7th Precnct: The dstrct of Honuaula. Pollng place: Honuaula J. M. Napulou, G. K. Kunukau, S. E. Kalekau. 8th Precnct: All that porton of sad dstrct known as Kala that porton of l of Hamakuapoko lyng south west of Malko Valley mauka of a lne drawn along center of road runnng from Kaluanu to Makawao Jal, a lne drawn n extenson reof. Pollng place: Makawao F. W. Hardy, Geo. Forsyth, Manuel Cabral. 9th Precnct: The remer of dstrct of Makawao to Gulch of opuloa. Pollng place: Hamakuapoko School W. F. Mossman, W.E. Shaw, P. N. Kahokuokalan. 10th Precnct: Kahlknu, Kaupo Kpahulu. Pollng place: School House, Kpahulu. Patrck McLean, W. B. Starkey, J. K. Pmanu. 11th Precnct: From Kpahulu to ncludng Makapuu. Pollng place: Hana Court F. Wttrock, J. Grunwald, B. K. Kawaaea. 12th Precnct: Dstrct of Koolau to Gulch of opuloa. Pollng place: School House, Keanae. James D. W. Naphaa, G. W. KalohaL P. Saunders, FURTH DSTRCT. All that porton of sl of ahu lyng East South of Nuuanu Street, a lne drawn n extenson reof from Nuuanu Pal to Moka Pont 1st Precnct: All that porton of sad dstrct com prsed n Honolulu or Kona lyng east of Punahou street, a lne drawn n extenson reof, mauka makal. Pollng place: Government Nursery, juncton of Kng Wakk streets. Geo. Manson, A. C. Pestano, John Kea. 2d Precnct: All that porton of sad dstrct comprsed n Honolulu or Kona, lyng between westerly boundary of Frst Precnct a lne drawn as follows: vz: From foot of South street along South, Kng Alapa streets, from head of Alapa street to flagpole on old battery on Punchbowl; nce to along rdge on easterly sde of Pauoa Valley to summt of mountan. Pollng place: Beretana Street School J.A.. Magoon, W. C. Wlder, Jr.; M.. Sylva. 3rd Precnct: All that porton of sad dstrct comprsed n Honolulu or Kona, lyng between westerly boundary of Second Precnct Nuuanu street, mauka of School street a lne drawn from juncton of School Punchbowl streets to flag pole on old battery on Punchbowl. Poll ng place: Buldng at entrance to lower reservor grounds, Nuuanu avenue. W. H. Hoogs, J. D. Holt, F. P. Mclntyre. 4th Precnct: All that porton of sad dstrct comprsed n Honolulu or Kona, bounded by 2d 3rd Precncts, Beretana Nuuanu streets. Pollng place: Royal School. J. M. Vvas, James Nott, Jr., T. P. Cummns. 5th Precnct: All that porton of sad dstrct comprsed n Honolulu or Kona bounded by 2d Precnct, Beretana street, Rchards street harbor. Pollng place: Alex. Lyle, Kapualwa buldng. G. W. R. Kng; D. Logan. 6th Precnct: All that porton of sad dstrct comprsed n Honolulu or Kona bounded by Rchards street, Beretana street, Nuuanu street harbor. Pollng place: Bell Tower. Henry Smth, W. L. Eaton, J. M. Camara, Jr. 7th Precnct: All that porton of sad dstrct comprsed n judcal taxaton dstrct of Koolaupoko, lyng east south of a lne drawn from Nuuanu Pal to Mokapu Pont. Pollng place: School House, Wamanalo. FFTH DSTRCT. All that porton of sl of ahu lyng West North of Nuuanu Street a lne drawn n extenson reof from Nuuanu Pal to Mokapu Pont 1st Precnct: All that porton of judcal taxaton dstrct of Koolaupoko lyng west north of a lne drawn from Nuuanu Pal to Mokapu Pont Pollng place: Kaneohe Wm. Henry, E. P. Akue, Frank Paha. 2d Precnct: The judcal taxaton dstrct of Koolauloa. Pollng place: Koolauloa C. H. Judd, W. K. Rathburne, J. H. Barenaba. 3rd Precnct: The judcal taxaton dstrct of Walalua. Pollng place: Walalua Edward Hore, Frank Halstead, Alfred Kall. 4th Precnct: The judcal taxaton dstrct of Waanae. Pollng place: Walanae Saml Andrews, G. W. Nawaakoa, saa Halualan. Sth Precnct: All that porton of judcal taxaton dstrct of Ewa, comprsed n ls of Hoaeae Honoullull: Pollng place: Readng Room,,Ewa Plantaton. H. J. Gallagher, D. B. Murdock, Joseph Fernez. 6th Precnct: All remanng porton of judcal taxaton dstrct of Ewa. Pollng place: Ewa Frank Archer, J. M. Ezera," S. Hookano. 7th Precnct: All that porton of Honolulu or Kona lyng maka of Kng street road from Ewa lne to Kng street brdge, all mauka of sad road from Ewa lne to man road up Kalh.Valley. Pollng place: Reform School premses. W. L. Wlcox, W. R. Sms, J. F. Clay. Sth Precnct: All that porton of Honolulu or Kona lyng mauka of Kng street road from man road up Kalh Valley to Llha street, a lne drawn from head reof, n extenson of lne of Judd street, to along rdge formng westerly border of Nuuanu Valley. Pollng place: Hawaan Tramways Companys Buldng, corner Kamehameha School Grounds. Ed Towse, R. W. Cathcart, R. H. Baker. 9th Precnct: All that porton of Honolulu or Kona lyng between eghth precnct Nuuanu street, mauka of a lne drawn along School street, Nuuanu stream Beretana street Pollng place: Kaluwela School A. V. Gear, C. A. Peterson, Peter Souza. 10th Precnct: All that porton of Honolulu or Kona bounded by Kng, Llha School streets, Nuuanu stream, Beretana Nuuanu streets harbor. Pollng place: Chna Engne J. Efflnger, Ak K. Akau, Henry Davs. SXTH DSTRCT., sls of Kaua Nllhau. 1st Precnct: The sl of Nllhau. Pollng place: School 2nd Precnct: That porton of dstrct of Wamea extendng from second precnct to Punaaua Pont Pollng place: Kekaha School W. E. Smth, Davd Kua, 3rd Precnct: That porton of dstrct of Wamea extendng from Hanapepe.to boundry lne between Wamea Kekaha Plantatons extendng along a lne n contnuaton of sad boundary to sea. Pollng place: Wamea J. F. Scott, C. B. Hofgaard, J. H. Kapuna. 4th Precnct: From ncludng Kalaheo, to ncludng Hanapepe. Pollng place: Hanapepe School H. C. Perry, Kamaka. 5th Precnct: The dstrct of Koloa from ts juncton wth Lhue,.to ncludng l of Lawa. Pollng place: Koloa J. K. Burkett, W. H. Neal, J. K. Farley.. 6th Precnct:. t V The dstrct of Lhue. Pollng place: Lhue R. W. T. Purvs, W. T. Lucas, H. D. Wshard. 7th Precnct: Extendng from l of Papaa to ncludng l of Walua. Pollng place: Court House, Kapaa. S. N. Hundley, F. B. Smth, J. Kawelo. 8th Precnct: Extendng from Kalhwal Rver to ncludng l of Papaa. Pollng place: Government School House, Klauea. John Bush, W. P. Huddy, J. Lono. 9th Precnct:. Extendng from Kalhwal Rver to north boundary of dstrct of Wamea. Pollng place: Waloll Court J. Kakna,. C. H. Wlls,. J. C. Davs. J. A. KNG, Mnster of tle nteror. Vacaton t s Necessary MANY HUNDREDS of our townspeople cannot afford to travel, n order that a change of ar occupaton, wll buld m up restore health. THE CNSTANT applcaton to ones dutes n ths clmate wll soon wreck a robust consttuton, unless some assstance s rendered. Malt THE BEST WAY to buld up wrecked torn down physcal forces s by takng a preparaton of Malt whch wll n no way work ansnjur y to any organ of body. MALT NUTRNE s acknowledged by Medcal Professon as beng best preparaton of Malt on market Nutrne YU MUST NT THNK that you are obtanng a stmulatng beverage n takng MALT NUTRNE. t contans less than 2 per cent of alcohol, wll not ntoxcate. T S A PURE Extract of Malt n a palatable convenent form., PERSNS TAKNG MALT NU TRNE nvarably ncrease n flesh. Fattens THE SALE F MALT NUTRNE has oxceeded sales of all or preparatons of Malt ten fold, whch convnces us that t has mert PRCES: Per case of 12 bottles, $3.50; three bottles for?l00, or sngle bottles, 35 cents. B c. SLE AGENTS.,,.,..; TMELY TPGS August o, f a Man for sale at a dme each he would be voted er a fool or a knave. Though we are not exactly dong ths knd of busness we are offerng Schoenbergers SFT STEEL horse shoes at same prce as you can get ordnary ron sjoes for. Ths br of horse shoes s unversally admtted to be unrvalled n every respect. The extra fne materal, superor workmanshp recommend m to evey farrer who prdes hmself on hs work. The general shape of shoe fulfls latest most approved deas of practcal horseshoers. They are smooth unform, concave s made to conform to horses hoof; creasng neat, punchng clean properly done, y are n short, fnest best shaped cheapest shoes on market. n matter of nals, you can have a choce of Putnam, Champlan or Lghtnng brs. The last named s qute a new br, but has quckly worked ts way to front, through pure mert. MHQ 288 FRT STREET. V fc r

7 ;t m? WT PPE AN MUG Crcket Club Entertans ver Hundred Guests. MrthProvok Excellent ng Program Gvenffc ers of Pengun Assst. The Honolulu Crcket Club smoker last nght was successful n every respect The Amercan League hall was flled wth a lot of good fellows, anxous for a pleasant evenng,. entertaners on program dd well r parts, causng merrment throughout tme that smoker lasted. Dr. Murray was to have acted as charman of evenng, but, owng to unavodable crcumstances, was unable to be present After a wat of about a quarter of an hour, n hope that Dr. Murray mght turn up, Alex. St M. Mackntosh was chosen to take char. He was ably supported by Wllam Thompson. n hs "Parody on Popular Songs," Mr. Henshall was joned n chorus by all present an encore was demed. Messrs. Holler Leon, former on voln latter on pano, contrbuted much to pleasure of evenng, were brought to a realzaton of apprec aton of r performance by hearty encore accorded. Dr. Snclars trcks wth cards formed anor brght spot n even ngs program. "Where slps of cardboard dsappeared reappeared stll remans a mystery. When Attorney Macdonald fnshed hs "The Clnk of ce n Ptcher at Fve A. M.," re was loud applause a call on all sdes for what Eugene Feld must have had n mnd when he wrote poem. n answer to an en core, Mr. Macdonald responded wth a poem by a poet of South, n whch an old negro explans orgn of banjo, ts relaton to a possum affnty that se two a negro have had for one anor snce tme of Noahs ark. Paymaster Murray of H. M. S. Pen gun, n hs "Ennscorty," gave an ad dtonal kck at ball, whch set t rollng more rapdly than ever. The enthusastc jonng n of all n chorus hearty encore were well deserved. "Englsh, Qute Englsh, You Know," by Dr. Langford of H. M. S. Pengun, was a rouser. TAe Englshman. rsh man, Yankee, Welchman, Scotchman,.rrencnman, were mtated to nerfec ton. When he had reached end, someone cred out: "Gve us Ha waan verson." Dr. Langford whs pered quckly to Professor Berger, men started on popular Hawaan song, "Kss Me, My Darlng" (Huk ka Ulua). The doctors pronuncaton was lost n voces of peonle n audence who were famlar wth song. Professor Berger, n hs "Popular Marches," added much to en joyment Among those present at smoker were: F. M. Swanzy, Paymaster James.Murray, Leut. Charles Brews, Dr. Langford of H. M. S. Pengun. Dr. Cooper, Dr. Wood, Dr. Red, C. Bosse, J. u. (Jook, Mr. Frank May, Mr. Barber. Mr. W. H. Herbert a hundred more ors. or CUTCURA HAR HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, AUGUST 13, 1S!7. SEMWEEK LY JmK FR THE.v.SS SK LUXURANT LUSTRUS HAR Wth clean, wholesome Scalp, free from tchng, bleedng, scaly eruptons, produced by warm shampoos wth Cutcura Soap, frequent dressngs wth CdtCCEgreatest of emollents purest of skn cures. Ths treatment clears scalp har of crusts, scales, druff, soos rrtated tchng surfaces, stmulates har follcles, nourshes rcots makes har thck, soft", glossy. Sold throughout vortd. BrtUh depot: F. Kcwbsbt Sox, London. Potter Dxco akd Cbku. Cor. Sole Front., Botoa, U. 8. A. tu " How to Product LnnrUnt Utlr," hook, pott free. RBERT CATTN 212 Queen Street, Honolulu. AGENT FR THE HRRLEES, WATSN & YARYAN C., Ld. Sugar WATSN, LADLAW & C Machnery, Centrfugals Cream Separators. JHN FWLER & C. (Leeds), Ld Steam Ploughs Portable Ralway. THE RSDN RN WRKS General Engneerng; MARCUS MASN & C., Coffee Rce Machnery. J. HARRSN CARTER Dsntegrators. $ foyv TTTTTfTTTTTTTTTfTTTftTTt??rTTTTtTTHtfTtTtTTTr whle you Sleep S,Cures Catarrh, Whoopng Cough, Asthma, Group, Golds, j CrSlonQ vrhen vaporzed n sck room wll gve mmedate relef. 2 ts curatve powers are wonderful, at same tme preventng spread ot contagous dseases by actng as a powerful dsnfectant, harmless to youngest chld. Sold by druggsts. Valuable booklet free. HLLSTER DRUC C., Honolulu, h.. Agents. j For Prces PRESDENT ANDREWS ACCEPTS. las Ucon flbretl Control or Now nsttuton. N THE RGNAL PRVDENCE, R.., July 30. Dr. E Benjamn Andrews, who recently re F THS SADDLE sgned hs poston at head of Brown Unversty, has acnentpfl thp presdency of a SEND T new unversty, xounaer or whch s John Brsbn Walker, of New York. n last Presdental campagn latter was RCHARDS & SCHEN, on slver sde of. contest, hsomely entertaned Wllam J. Bryan at hs home on Hudson. n Wbo also carry Host many of r deas opnons pon B Complete lne of leadng poltcal fnancal questons Presdent Andrews Mr. JfXlL Ht23SK7r Walker are sad to agree. n speakng of new enterprse, Presdent Andrews sad: "The new college wll be a bg affar, wth a vew to wdespread dssemnaton of educaton. t wll be a popular n nsttuton, desgned upon new deas. sls, fal or Telephone rders receve prompt attenton. nly The sklled labor s employed n manufacture of our goods. plan wll be to meet problems that come constantly before people, whch are to be solved under prevalng condtons of tme at whch such questons arse. There wll be an advsory board of 10 men, chosen from brghtest rarest mnds n whole country. The great purpose of new unversty wll be to reach G. N. WLCX, Presdent. J. F. HAKFELD, Vce Presdent. masses who have not means to E. SDHR, Secretary Treasurer. T. MAY, Audtor. secure entrance to exstng unverstes of country." A protest has been made by professors of unversty Pacfc Guano to corporaton aganst acton of latter Fertlzer Co. body wth reference to Professor Andrews, 467 PST FFCE BX 484 MDTUAL TELEPHNE asks for a reconsderaton of whole matter. The document lays stress on mportance of freedom of thought speech, especally We Are Prepared to Fll All rders for n a unversty where re should be no such thngs as poltcal prejudce. Artfcal The fact s emphaszed that re has been a remarkable ncrease n number of students snce Dr. Andrews became presdent The remonstranre s sgned by a majorty of Fertlzers. professors. f Rescued From Drownng. n last trp of C. D. Bryant, ALS, CNSTANTLY N HAND: : Second Mate lesen fell overboard n PACFC GUAN, PTASH, SULPHATE F AMMNA, harbor at Laysan sl, would latkate F SDA, CALCNED FERTLZER, have been drowned but for tmely SALTS, ETC.. ETC., ETC. rescue by Max Schlemmer. The salor Specal attenton gven to analyss of sols bv our agrcultural chemst. had gone down three tmes when Mr. All goods are GUARANTEED n every respect. bchemmer started after hm n steam launch pulled hm For furr partculars apply to aboard DR.W. averdam. Asnwr mm (jnano Fertlzer Company. p jr Rchards & Schoen.HL. HAWA. STEEL PLWS MANUFACTURED BY THE The C. & C. Rce Plow Szes: 5 to 10 nches. Made for lght cultvatng all or dlnary use by a systematc system of bracng se plows are both lght strong. The Queen. Szes: 6, 8 10 nches. For heaver work. The Monarch. Szes: nches. For breakng heavy plowng. ALS Farmers Bolers! ASSRTED SZES. faa CANADAN Tbe Famous PACFC RALWAY Tourst Route of tbe Word. n Connecton wth tbe CaaallanAnstrsHa n Steamshle Lne Tckets Are ssued To All Ponts k Unted States Canada, va Vctora YancoDYe. muktan RESRTS! Banff, Glacer, Mount Stephen Fraser Canon. Empress lne of Steamers fromyacow Tckets to AH Ponts la t pan. Chna, tau S3 ArcBB World. THE0.H.DAYES&C0.,L1, NSURANCE Tfeco.H.DaYes&Co.Ld AGENTS FR FRE, LFE MARNE NSURANCE NorrnAssuranceCo f London, for FRE & LFE. Establshed Accumulated Funds, BRTSH AND FREGN MARNE NSURANCE C, L(L f Lverpool for MARNE. Captal 1,000,000 j Reducton of Rates. mmedate Payment of Clams... MS C.. lls Total Funds at Sst December, 1696,.12,1)31, o3;!. 1 Authorzed Capltal),000,000 X a Subscrbed " 12,750,000 Pad up Captal.. 6S Flre Funds. 2,60,S50 13 S Lfe Annuty Funds 9.60H These, through good servce effectve work on SUGAR RCE KeTenue Fre Branch 1,577, Revenue Lfe Annuty Branches 1.4M,gQ From J.s.?3h " 8 PLANTATNS, elsewhere, have Tbe Accumulated Funds of Fre Lfe made for mselves a good reputaton Departments are free from lablty n respect of each or. Reports from our customers show perfect satsfacton gven n scourng, lght draft n every respect We now present to publc a full lne, as follows: ED. HFFSCHLAEGER & C., Agents for Hawaan sls. 6t. The undersgned havng been apponts! agents of above company are prepare to nsure rsks aganst fre on Stone anrj Brck Buldngs on Merchse stored ren on most favorabb terms. For partculars apply at off of F. A. SCHAEFER & C., Agtnts. General nsurance Company for Sea. Rver aa4 L Transport of Dresden. Havng establshed an agency at Hon lulu Hawaan sls under sgned General Agents are authorzed to take rsks aganst dangers of seat at most reasonable rates on tk most favorable terras. F. A. SCHAEFER & Agents fo J he Hawaan German uod le mne F BERLN. ll jf BERLN. The above nsurance Companes hav establshed a General Agency here, th undersgned, General Agents, are author zed to take rsks aganst dangers of seas at most reasonable rates on most favorable terms. F. A. SCHAEFER & C., Gnl. Agts. LFE a FRE (7 11TD MUM AGENTS F BSTN. Elra Ffe lune Com F FR HARTFRD. C., sl F... HAMBUR. Captal of company reserve. r?rh!maru 6, Captal r rensurance com panes 101,650,00 Total relchsmarta 107,65004 J worff German Fre nsurtmce GomnQB F... HAMBURG. Captal of company r (Captal r rensurance cea panes jj,ocoysaa (Total rekhsmark.8o,oafl Tl. ltnd.wlm.ul A.. f AA above two companes for HawaU. sls, are prepared to nsure Buldngs Furnture, Merchse Produce, Aff chnery, etc also Sugar Rce MHa. Vessels ra harbor, aganst loss damage by fre on most favorable tost! H. HACKFELD C. j. 5. WALKER, Gownl Aftst tfea BswaHsa ttasfe, n bre tn. Allance Asauranoo Company, Alllanoo Marno sad Qaneral Taow anca Company. WLHEUU F MADGEBWW NSURANCE CMPANY. For tckets sad central tafonsutkm aptfy tt Ban Lfe naarano rnrn m Scottsh Unon Xatlonnl Unon. Agents CanadanAustrala n S.S. Lkvs Canadan Room Pacfc 12j Ralway Sprecels Block, Hat New Goods, FR Warm Wear! Whle n San Francsco we made extensve purchases of new goods sutable for warm wear we secured m at low prces. Some of se lnes have already arrved we are offerng m at prces whch should wn your patronage to us f we have not already had t. Fancy Swss, rges AND Musln Dress Goods o cents to 30 cents per yard. Never sold here before at less than 2j per cent, above ths. ln The only garment whch keeps form perfect health as nature ordaned. These wasts are now worn by many of best dressed lades of Honolulu. Marselles spreads, new desgn, from $2.50 to S 2. New lnngs just receved. for orges BlEMers&Co; WAVERLEY BLCK. A Model Plant la not complete wthout Electrc Power, thus dlspenalaa wth small engnes. Why not generate your power from one CENTRAL Staton? ne generator can furnsh power to your Pump, Centrfugals, Elevators, Powb, Ralways Hosts; also furnsh lght power for a rados of from 15 tc 20 mles. Electrc Power helncr nqorl nra fkm labor of haullncr mal n vnnr flolh u water, does away wth hlghprlc o engneers, ana only nave one engne to look after n your mlll Where water power s avalable t costs nothng to generate Electr Powe. THE HAWAAN ELECTRC CM PANY s now ready to furnsh Electrc Plants Generators nf all de scrptons at short notce, also has on h a large stock of Wre, Chelers Electrcal Goods. All orders wll be gven prompt attenton, estmates furnshed for Lghtng Power Plants; also attenton ls trfven to HanRA uth Wr4&a Wrng. v THE. HFFMAN. Maaager. Wholesale asd Retal Grocer 812 KNG ST. TEL Ftady, Plantaton sad S&ss Stsres Sutt oo Short mulct. New good by every steamer. rdt from or sls f&uholtt executed. CNSLDATED S0&A WATER WRKS C. (Lmted.) Etstaasde. Cw.Pwtsaa jutasb. Hollster 3 Xoxart Co. yttdmwjmwyftt r.tjanrjf&btjlt. ft.jfebttbjj

8 j" " r JstJsf JMl.lt. " "" J2Z. " gbmmllnwgbmmmmmmmmmmmwammt w ".?1""J rbeasesrarr n g., s7 t:j" "ZLsavs.r,....,. ".,,f.n. ST t., fc.&& "Jt.y asej,.!.r. r resjc Trtt rr T....fa u. Tfaj. s... f Vfel," x: Vw Mf.V V?!?1 g "" n ;,;,;,,ffk j.scapu mwmt mm BppJayB l, ltp9lm j Jys p, ""JTHgnff pp VSL H r E 1! S HAWAAN GAZETTE: FRDAY, AUGUST SEMWEEKLY. CHNA REMAN to TaaM Eester. CASE MAY C T CURT TDAY Col. Macfarlane nssts on Rghts as Ctzen. (Permsson ssued for Vessel to entfmje Ths Voyage Under Hawaan Flap. Tte Mg steamer Chna s stll up 4Mk. lke man wthout a r The Cabnet met yesterday. ly decded that Colonel s should not have perma MGteter, wtotrh he had demed w4hgr before wkh some gusto. The decded, however, to let down as easy as possble gve Maa a chance to get hs Mr took wader Brtsh flag f Me. Theres always an f n mat ml tme nature, where Ad tawe of Great Brtan are tfce "f" comes out n bold. Mack type. The owraaeot decded to endorse HopktHe bow famous sea letter owaer of steamer a s to get back her Brtsh regster. tornmrnt provded for a voyho ag Koag return to San or Honolulu, as captan but rghts under some on when vessel reached pore t does not gve cap rght to taxe vessel to San aod back to Honolulu. What ths tender was made to Colo Ml Mactarue he declned peremptor S)f aad emphatcally to receve t, mm eagaes should not turn over Hawat aa MtQ he had receved a permanent regster The Government was jaat as frm as Colonel volunteered an explanaton. Then Col al forgot for moment that he held werahp of a essel, worth n T ranters. 51,500,000, for whch he had pad, accordng to Consul HopMa s, jaet fve jublee shllngs. When tom what ths Government would do, Cotoael remarked that he could not aooaat untl he bad "communcated wth owners." Ths lttle dscrep wae aoted by one of Mnsters, olooel Macfarlanes attenton to t. Then he sad he was "act teg wder nstructons." te Sve shllngs purchase prce was repudated by Mnster Damon, probahr beeanse he, as a fnancer, could aet eee wsdom of anyone loanng $MM oa a pece of property for whch fve shllngs had been pad. alnar Macfartene agreed that t was a Ble ewt of proporton, consented to hare value set at $400,000, whch, wth mortgage at half that am. wmkes H necessary for owner to pay stamp dutes n sum of $JM for transfer. Vp to hour of closng Goveracao&eee yesterday, ner Cola et Macfarlane or hs attorney, Gen Hartwell. had accepted Gov ts oner, t was rumored!. t mamus would be asked for ttts amrbtng to compel GoveroSM Ht to teeoe regster on gr that all ponts n law had feeea compled wth ed that ower s an Hawaan ctzen. Th5 wll go nto Crcut Court. aad whchever sde loses wll at once appeal to Supreme Court Here t aay ttacer three days or three weeks, aad f Gotoael Macfarlane carres out he atcatlon "not to turn over ente es Btl permanent regster s uoa d." passengers on Chna wu have ample tme opportunty to tadr beautes of Honolulu. The Government s wllng to let eadre aaer rest untl t can ascertan ke feetack of people at Washngte a. The Government gave assurances that bo foregn vessels would be gven a Hawaan regster These assurances were repeated n July but applcaton for regster for Chna was Made n London n May last f Goveraaent at Washngton wll conrdthat er Hawaan Government s wt breakng fath wth t re s a profeabflty that permanent regster wn he granted. The applcaton havng been made several months before te treaty was presented to Senate snay nfluence Washngton Gorernment The pont on whch Colonel Macfarlaa e probably bases hs clam for regster contaned n Chapter 69, Secton SSS. of Cvl LaWs: "Xo vessel shall be enttled to regster n ths Republc, or to be deemed a Hawaan vessel, enttled to prvleges appertanng reto, unless SBC vessel be wholly owned bv a or ctzens of ths Hepubllc: ctse a provded, however, that any vessel ftted oat for proescuton of whale or seal fshery, mav be regstered n name of any part owner of such vessel. actaally domcled n ths Republc, wher, a ctzen or not" Sectons 1,000 L001, of same chapter provdes for method of ac qurng a regster for a foregn vessel, he frst says:, Upon applcaton beng made for tne regstry of any foregnbu lt ves stl, unless such vessel shall have been oa under a judcal decree or some court of ths Republc, CollectorGener al shall notfy Mnster of Foregn Affars of such applcaton; t shall be duty of sad Mnster to nqure, offcally, of accredlt d representatve, or Consul, f such re be n ths Republc, of naton.o whch sad vessel belongs, wher ny legal mpedment exsts to her regsty; upon recept of a reply, he shall communcate same to CollectorGenera l, for hs gudance." Secton 1,001 says: "The CollectorGener shall, upon al ascertanng tonnage of any vessel ntended to be regstered, beng satsfed that no legal mpedment exsts to her regstry, proceed to regster same n hs offce, as a Hawaan vessel, shall ssue to applcant refor a certfcate of such regstry, n followng form, etc." As Chna dd not sal yesterday as advertsed, from Colonel Macfarlanremarks yesterday, t may be nferred that he wll fght, Government wll fght back. C. D. Bryant Arrves. The Amercan bark C. D. Bryant, Colly master, arrved n port yesterday, 19& days from Laysan sl wth a cargo of 1,400 tons of guano for H. Hackfeld & Co. Fne wear was experenced throughout trp. t s always gratfyng to receve testmonals for Chamberlans Colc, Cholera Darrhoea Remedy, when endorsement s from a physcan t s especally so. "There s no more satsfactory or effectve remedy than Chamberlans Colc, Cholera Darrhoea Remedy," wrtes Dr. R. E. Robey, physcan pharmacst ot lney, Mo.; as he has used Remedy n hs own famly sold t n hs drug store for sx years, he should certanly know. For sale by all druggsts dealers; Benson, Smth & Co., wholesale agents for Hawaan sls. WHARF AHD WAVE. The U. S. S. Bennngton arrved n San Dego August 1st The Adam W. Spes cleared from New York for ths port July 26th. The schooner Aloha saled from San Francsco for ths port August 2d. The C. R. M. S. S. Aorang wll A. not arrve from Colones before August 25th. SYDNEY, N. S. W., August 3. The steamshp Marposa saled for San Francsco today wth 450,000 soveregns. Honop o, The schooner John G. North, for barkentne Archer, for ths port are latest charters at San Francsco. The talk along water front yesterday was largely on artcles n San Francsco papers regardng Lena L. n account of complcatons regardng Chnas flag, that steamer was unable to get away yesterday. She wll sal at 4 p. m. today. After a complete overhaulng, Ke Au Hou left for Kaua agan yesterday afternoon, wth a load of 100 tons of coal for Wamea plantaton. The Amercan barkentne W. H. Dmond, Nlson master, saled for San Francsco Tuesday wth a cargo of 7,017 bags of sugar, 2,300 bags of rce 185 barrels of whskey. n a letter stated from New York, July 29th, skpper of shp W. F. Babcock wrote that he was about to leave for Baltmore to load coal for ths port t was expected that Babcock would sal on or about August loth. The Amercan bark Martha Davs, Frs master, arrved n port early Tuesday mornng, 13 days from San Francsco, wth a cargo of general merchse, consgned to C. Brewer & Co. Fne wear was experenced throughout trp. SHPPNG NTELLGENCE. ARRVALS. Tuesday, August 10. Am. bark Martha Davs, Frs, from San Francsco. Am. bark C. D. Bryant Colly, from Laysan sl. Stmr. Noeau, Pederson, from Hamaku a. Wednesday, August 11. P. M. S. S. Chna, Seabury, from San Francsco. Stmr, J. A. Cummns, Searle, from ahu ports. Stmr. Kaala, Mosher, from ahu ports. DEPARTURES. Tuesday, August 10. Stmr. Claudlne, Cameron, for Mau ports. Stmr. Knau, Clarke, for Mau Hawa ports. Stmr. Mkahala, Haglund, for ports on Kaua. Stmr. W. G. Hall, Haglund, for Kaua ports. Stmr. James Makee, Tullett, for Hanal e wndward Kaua. Am. bktn. W. H. Dmond, Klson, for San Francsco, wth cargo of sugar rce. Wednesday, August 11. Jap. tran, shp Hye, Uyenura, for Yokohama. Am. bark Ceylon, Calhoun, fpr San Francsco. Am. bktn. S. G. Wlder, McNel, for San Francsco. Stmr. Klauea Hou, Wer, lowafor lu Kukaau. for Hawa Stmr. Helene, Freeman, ports. Thursday, August 12. Stmr. J. A..Cummns, Searle, for ahu ports. Stmr. Noeau, Federeon, for Lahalna, Honokaa Kukuhaele. Stmr. Ke An Hou, Thompson, for ports on Kaua. VESSELS LEAVNG TDAY. P. M. S. S. Chna, Seabury, for Chna Japan, at 4 p. m. H. B. M. S. Pengun, Feld, for Fan nngs sl. PASSENGERS. Arrvals. For Kaua, per stmr. Waaleale, August 10. L. M. Vettlesen. From Hamakua, per stmr. Noeau, Aug. 10 Mrs. E. South, Mss M. South 12 on deck. From Laysan sl, per bk. C. D. Bryant Aug. 10 Max Schlemmer famly. From San Francsco, per bark Mar tha Davs, August 10. C. A. Graham, E. P. Sullvan, Mr. Shutt Mss K. Frs. From San Francsco, per P. M. S. S. Chna, August 11. Leut P. Andrews, U. S. N., Hon. S. M. Damon, D. A. Kramer, Leut T. S. Rodgers, U. S. N., Mr. H. A. Allen, Mr. George E. Faw, Col. G. W. Macfarlane, Rear Admral Mller, U. S. N., Mr. C. H. Cooke, Mss J. Jennngs, Mr. J. L. Stckney. Departures. For Mau ports, per stmr. Claudne, Aug. 10 R. R. Berg, Sster Boneven tura, A. Waterhouse, G. E. Rugg, Mss Lucy Kaukau, Far James, Far Lebert, Pakala, Ella, Enos Kalua, W. L. Hardy, Mss Emly Johnson, Mss Rtche, Mrs. A. K. Werj. C. Lenhar t, Theo. Wolff, A. H. Crook, E. L. R. Medelros, Lucy Kahona, Lucy Lane, Mrs Abfls, Ahanall, S. J. Salter. For Mau Hawa, per stmr. Knau, Aug, 10 Volcano: Geo. Shutt, H. W. Earle. Way ports: Walbrdg R. D. e, J. Renton, Mss N. Porter, Mss lono, Mss Mudge. Mss Sunter. F. C. Le Blond wfe, J. Persda, Far lver, W. saac, J. H. Stellng, Far rau, Far Bonaventura, Paul Jarre tt M. J. Gourea, P. H. Dodge wfe, Mrs. Apana, Ah Young, Kelsha Jno. Mss Severance, Mss Guld, G. W. Paty, J. Gbbs, G. E. Smthes. For Kaua ports, per stmr.. Mkahala, August 10. Mrs. Robnson, A. Robnson, C. G"ay, Mss Gay. F. Gay. Mr. Wasse Anna Kaaloa. For Kaua ports, per stmr. W. G. Hall, August 10. Mrs. H. senberg, A. McBryde, W. P. Whtley, Mss Layean, E. Hutchnson, Z. McKeague wfe, Mss Lohapa Kalemakal, S. M. Ballo u, M. Brasch, Mss Smth, W. L. Stanley, Mss Fountan, Mrs. Schlemmer chldren, Mss Mnna Bourke, G. R. Harrson, C. M. Cooke, B. L. Marx, Far Sylvester 30 on deck. EXPRTS. For San Francsco, per bktn. S. G. Wlder, August ,352 bags sugar, 2,035,861 pounds, valued at?65,124; shpped by F. A. Schaefer & Co., T. H. Daves & Co., Ltd., C. Brewer & Co., Ltd., Castle & Cooke, Ltd. Per bktn. W. H. Dmond, August 10. 7,017 bags sugar, 2,300 bags rce 185 barrels whsky, shpped by H. A. Wdemann, rwn & Co., Ltd., Hyman Bros., Grnbaum & Co. H. M. von Holt. Per bark Ceylon, August ,415 bags sugar, 1,805,675 $57,232. pounds, valued at FREGN MAL SERVCE. StPamshps wll leave for arrve tom San Francsco or Vanpouver on about followng dates n 1897: ARRVE LEAVE "row San Francsco For San Francsco or Tancoucer or Tancoucer Mowera..Aug. 16 Coptc....Aug. 15 Australa..Aug. 17 Marposa..Aug. 19 llameda..aug. 26 R. Janero. Aug. 24 Aorang...Aug. 31 Aorang... Aug. 25 Peru Aug. 31 Australa..Aug. 25 Coptc Sept 9, Warrmoo Sept 3 Australa.Sept 14 Pekng...Sept 14 Marposa..Sept 23 Moana Sept 16 Warrmoo. Sept 28 Australa.Sept. 22 Gaelc Sept 28 Dorc Sept 24 Pekng ct 9 Mowera...ct 1 ustralla..ct 12 Belgc ct 12 Moana ct 21 Alameda...ct 14 Mowera...ct 26 Australa..ct 20 Chna ct 28 Peru ct22 Belgc Nov. 6 Aorang...ct 29 nstralla.nov. 9 R. Janero. Nov. n Mameda Nov. 18 Marposa..Nov. 11 Aorang Nov. 23 Australa..Nov. 17 rflntln XT nr n.. uv. zo uaenc "t Nov 19 R. Janero..Dec 4 Warrmoo.Nov 26 Xustrala..Dec. 7 Moana Dec! 9 Marposa..Dec. 16 Dorc Dec. 10 Warrmoo.Dec. 21jAustrala..Dec. 15 Pekng...Dec. 25 Chna Dec. 19 Mowera...Dec. 24 NTCE T MARNERS. Unted States Branch Hydrographc ffce, Merchants Exchange. San Francsco, Cal. Captans of vessels touchng at any of ports of Hawaan sls fty communcatng wth Hydrographc Branch ffce n San Francsco, wll be furnshed wth Monthlv Plot Charts of North Pacfc, wth latest nformaton regardng he dangers of navgaton n rego ns whch y frequent Nautcal nqures wll be nvestgated answered. Marners are requested to report to he offce dangers dscovered, or or anv nformaton whch can Be nuz ed for correctng charts or salng drectons, or n publcatons of Plot Charts of North Pacfc W. S. HUGHES, Leutenant U. S. Navy, n Charge. BY AUTHRTY. SALE F LEASE F GVERNMENT LTS NS. 25 AND 26 BLCK "B," HL, HAWA. n Wednesday, September 15, 1897, at 12 oclock noon, at front entrance of Executve Buldng, Honolulu, ahu, wll be sold at publc aucton lease of followng Government Lots n Block "B," Hlo, Hawa, vz: Lot 25 Upset Rental,? per an num. Lot 26 Upset Rental, $ per an num. Rent payable quarterly n advance. Term: Lease for 30 years. Ths sale s upon condtons pro vded for n Sectons 2 4 of AcU 7 of "Laws of 1896, vz: Secton 2. Every such lease shall contan a covenant on part of lessee that he shall durng frst four years of term of lease cause to be erected upon leased premses a freproof buldng of brck, stone or metal, n a workmanlke manner, satsfactory to Mnster, at not less than a stated cost keep same sutably nsured at not less than twothr of ts value for beneft of lessor; shall keep such buldng n good repar durng remer of term of lease, reasonable use wear reof only excepted; n case of damage or de structon of such buldng by fre shall make good such loss or damage by necessary repars or reconstructon or else surrender nsurance to lessor. Secton 4. Every such lease shall also contan a covenanton part of lessor that upon request n wrtng by lessee or hs representatves, before expraton of term reof, premses wth mprovements shall, f all of con dtons to be performed by lessee: have been satsfactorly performed, be put up at aucton for a lease for a term of not over twenty years; unless sad premses, shall be requred for pub He uses, of whch lessee shall receve at least one years notce. Such aucton sale shall be held not more than sx months nor less than one month before expraton of sad term. The cost of buldngs to be erected n accordance wth Secton 2, as above quoted, are as follows: n Lot 25, not less than $2, n Lot 26, not less than $3, The materal to be used n erecton of sad buldngs tp be of brck or stone. Ths sale s furr condtoned that purchaser of se leases wll de lver to Mnster of nteror a bond n sum of $1,250 for fathful performance of buldng clause n such leases. Maps of se Lots can be seen at nteror Department at offce of A. B. Lobensteln, Hlo, Hawa J. A. KNG, Mnster of nteror. nteror ffce, August 11, t PUBLC LANDS NTCE. n MNDAY, August 23rd, at 10 a. m., at offce of Chas. Wllams, Honokaa, wll be opened for applcaton under provsons of l act for rght of purchase leases cash freeholds, or under specal terms as to cultvaton mprovement, 24 lots a Neupea vcnty, Hamakua. For plans furr partculars apply to Chas. Wllams, Honokaa, or at offce of Publc Ls. Honolulu. J. F. BRWN, Agent Publc Ls. Dated August 6, t d PUBLC ANDS NTCE. n Monday, August 23d, at 10 a. m., at offce of W.. AKEN, Paa, Mau, wll be open for applcaton, under provsons of L Act for Homestead Leases, 22 lots n Kahakuloa, Mau, of from. 5 to 40 acres each n area. Under provsons of L Act for Rght of Purchase Leases Cash Freeholds, 9 lots of from 50 to 275 acres n area. For plans furr partculars apply to W.. AKEN, Paa, Mau, or at ffce of Publc Ls, Honolulu. J. F. BRWN, 1888t d Agent Publc Ls. SEALED TENDERS. Wll be receved at offce of Mnster of nteror tll 12 oclock noon of WEDNESDAY, August, 25, 1897, for constructon of Roads n South Kona Kau, Hawa. Plans specfcatons at offce of Superntendent of Publc Works, also at Post ffces n Kalua, Hookena Waohnu. The Mnster does not bnd hmself to accept lowest or any bd. J. A. KNG,. Mnster of nteror. nteror ffce, August 4, " 18873t THS DAY. CMMSSNERS SALE F LANDS STUATE N THE DSTRCT F LAHANA, SLAND F MAU. Pursuant to a decree made by Hon. A. W. Carter, Frst Judge of Crcut Court of Frst Judcal Crcut, fled 14th day of July, 1897, n a cause enttled Claus Spreckels & Co. Cecl Brown, Admnstrator wth wll annexed of estate of Walter Murray Gbson, deceased, versus Ka Nahaolelua E. K. Nahaolelua, foreclosure proceedngs, notce s hereby gven that property heren descrbed wll be sold at publc aucton at salesroom of James F, Morgan, Queen Street, Honolulu, on FRDAY, August 13th, 1897, at 12 oclock noon. The sad sale subject to confrmaton by sad Crcut Court PRPERTY T BE SLD. 1. L at Pakaloa, Lahana, contanng 1 ruda 5 roda, descrbed by metes bounds n Royal Patent number 5706, Kuleana Helu 373 to S. Laahll, conveyed by Laahll to P. Nahaolelua, by deed dated Aprl 2, 1872, of record n book 34, page 383, to whch patent reference s hereby made for better descrptons; 2. Also that l at Puako, Lahalna, contanng three perka, descrbed by metes bounds n Rojal Patent number 5646, Kuleana Helu 6325 to M. Kekauonoh, also beng same premses descrbed n deed of T. W. Everett E. P. Bond, Admnstrators of John Rchardson to P. Nahaolelua, dated September 15th, 1860, of record March 28th, 1S87, book page, to whch deed Royal Patent reference s hereby made for better descrptons; 3. Also that l at Pakala, Lahana, descrbed by metes bounds n Royal Patent 1194, Kuleana Helu 476 to Plkao, beng same premses conveyed to P. Nahaolelua by Kuaana (k) Haaloa (w) hs wfe, by deed dated September 12th, 1873, of record n book 39, page 311; 4. Also all buldngs on each all sad above granted parcels of l. The property wll be sold by parcels. Terms cash, n U. S. Gold Con. Deeds at expense of purchaser. For furr nformaton full partculars of above property, apply at offce of Knney & Ballou, Fort Street Honolulu, July 19, JAMES A. THMPSN, t t Commssoner. CMMSSNERS SALE F VAL UABLE REAL ESTATE. By vrtue of an order ssued by Hon. A. W. Carter, Frst Judge of Crcut Court of Frst Judcal Crcut, n partton sut enttled Mara Ena ors versus Lot K. Lane, hers at law of late Mary Lane, deceased, undersgned, as Commssoner n sad cause, wll sell at publc aucton on MNDAY, AU GUST 16, 1897, at 12 oclock noon, at mauka entrance to Judcary Buldng n Honolulu, all of followng descrbed ls, namely: 1. R. P of L. C. A. 10,389 to Nuhl, stuate n Keala 2, South Kona, Hawa, contanng 4.25 acres, more or less. 2 R. P 7038 of L A. 6FL to Waa, stuate n Walaala, Waklk, Ho nolulu, ahu, contanng of an acre, more or less. 3. R. P. 876 of L. C. A to Wewehe for Keawehunahala, stuate n Kawalloa, Waalua, ahu, 6 apanas, contanng sx acres, more or less. 4. Apana 2 of L. C. A to Hocka la n Ukoa, Kawalloa, Waalua. a hu; contanng of an acre, more 261 or less. 5. Also undvded nterest of sad Lane hers n to Ahupuaa of Wamea, Koolauloa, sl of ahu, contanng 400 acres, more or less. Deeds wll be at expense of purchasers; terms, cash, n U. S. gold. For furr partculars, apply to HENRY SMTH, Commssoner, at Judcary Buldng, Honolulu. 1882t d N THE CRCUT CURT F THE Fourth Crcut, Hawaan sls. n matter of applcaton of C. Lehmann, a bankrupt. Petton n bankruptcy. n readng flng petton of C. Lehmann, f Honokaa, Hamakua, Hawa, That he s ndebted to dvers persons n sum of $565, that he s bankrupt unable to meet hs engagements wth hs credtors, Wherefore he prays that he may be adjudged a bankrupt, that such orders may be made heren as may be necessary. t s ordered that Monday, 23d day of August, A. D. 1897, at 9 oclock a. m., be hereby s apponted for hearng sad petton before sad Crcut Judge, n court room of ths Court, at Hlo, Hawa, at whch tme place all persons concerned may appear show cause, f any y have, why such petton should not be granted. Dated Hlo, "July 24, By Court: 18853t F DANEL PRTER, Clerk. N THE CRCUT CURT F THE Frst Crcut Hawaan sls. John D. Spreckels Adolph B. Spreckels vs. A. G. Hawes George Lycurgus. The Republc of Hawa: To Marshal of Hawaan sls, or hs Deputy, Greetng: You are commed to summon A. G. Hawes George Lycurgus defendants n case y shall fle wrtten answer wthn 20 days after servce hereof, to be appear before sad Crcut Court at November Term reof, to be holden at Honolulu, sl of ahu, on Monday, 1st day of November next, at 10 oclock a.m. to show cause why clam of John D." Spreckels Adolph B. Spreckels, plantffs, should not be awarded to m pursuant to tenor of r annexed petton. $ And have you n re ths wrt wth full return of your proceedngs reon. Wtness: Hon. A. W. Carter, Frst Judge of Crcut Seal. Court of Frst Crcut at Honolulu, ahu, ths 19th 18763m day of June GERGE MARSHALS FRECLSURE LUCAS, Clerk. SALE. Pursuant to a decree wrt ssued reon n a certan sut n equty for orecosure or mortgage pendng n Frst Crcut Court of Republc ot Hawa, wheren T. KAT P s plantff TNG YAN s defendant, wll sell at publc aucton at noon on. SATURDAY, 28th day of August, A. D. 1897, at entrance ot Judcary Buldng, n Honolulu, sl of ahu, all mortgaged.premses descrbed n plantffs complant, beng followng: That certan lease from Ln Yee Chung to Sun Hop Sng Co., assgned, toger wth all growng crops of pne apples, tools mplements, buldngs, stocks appurtenances reunto belongng by sad Sun Hop Sng Company to defendant by deed of June 18, A. D. 1896, recorded n Lber 162, pages 9, beng a lease of that certan pece of l whch was conveyed to Ln Yee Chung Company by deed of J. M. Monsarrat dated July 29, A. D. 1892, recorded n Lber 409. The above mentoned property s stuated at Manoa, ahu. Deeds at expense of purchaser. A. M. BRWN," Marshal of Republc of Hawa. Dated August 4, A. D t NTCE T CREDTRS. 125, page The undersgned, duly apponted executrx of wll of late Francs Spencer, hereby gves notce to all persons havng clams aganst estate of sad deceased, to present duly same auntcated at her place abode n of Wamea, South Kohala, sl Hal wthln slx montls from date, or v wll ha,.,... And all persons bwlnr sad aatt. requested to make mmedate payment " l "A N SPENCER, Executrx of Wll of Francs Spencer, Deceased. Dated Wamea, lsa7 Hawa. August 6. NTCE T CREDTRS. 1888t d The undersgned havng been duly apponted Executor of wll of Joseph Lazarus, late of Honolulu, deceased, notce s hereby gven to persons all to present r clams aganst estate of sad Joseph Lazarus, duly auntcated, wher secured by mortgage or orwse, to hm at hla offce on Fort street, Spreckels block. Honolulu, sl of ahu," wthn sx months from date hereof, or y wll be forever barred. And all persons ndebted to sad estate are hereby requested to make mmedate payment reof to undersgned. Dated Honolulu, August 7, J. S. WALKER, Executor of Wll of Joseph Lazaru s. Deceased t F TME TABLE lefsag 1897 S. S. KNAU, CLARKE. CMMJtNDEB. Wll leae Honolulu at 10 touchng oclock a. m. at Lahalna, Maalaea Makena Bay same day; Mahukona, ae Laupahoehoe followng nson. H" same LEAVE HNLULU..Nov. a Nov. 12.Nov. 23 Frday..Dec S ct 1 Tuesday..Dec 14 Tuesday..ct 12 Thursday Frday..Dec 23 ct 22 Frday...Aug. 20 Tuesday Tuesday..Aug. 31 Frday. Frday... Sep. e Tuesday. Tuesday...Sep. 21 Frday.. matkld" at Ph0lk1 Pun, on WW Returnng, wll leave a. m., Hlo at 8 touchng: oclock at Laupahoehoe, Mahukona Kawalhae same day: Makena, Maalaea Bay Lahalna followng day, arrvng at Honolulu afternoons of Tuesdays Frdays. ARRVE HNLULU. Tuesday...Aug. 17 Frday ct 29 Frday Aug. 27 Tuesday...Nov. 9 Tuesday...Sep. 7 Frday Nov. 19 Frday Sep. 17 Tuesday...Nov. 30 Tuesday...Sep. 28 Frday Frday Decl ct 8 Tuesday...Dec 21 Tuesday... ct 19 Frday Dec 31 Wll call at Poholkl, Puna, on second trp of each month, arrvng ra from Hlo to Honolulu. v uvs xo tne Va volcano la Hlo. A good Carrflrf rnnrt lh. tre dstance. " Roundtr p tckets, coverng all expenses, $50. S. S. CLAUDNE; CAMERN. CMMAJJDEE. Wll leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 5.., oclodk " "6 a.,.namuu,.nana. Hamo a.. Kpahulu. Maul. al5y3 Honolulu Sunday morntaes. moul at NU" Knp on ch No freght wll be receved after m. on day of salng. p Ths company reserves make changes n tme of denartns NTCE, t wll not be for any consequences responsble arsng Consgnees must be at lng? "f heght. Ths co5ssrffl hold tself responsble after t has for been rreteht led. rsk.6 BtCk recelved ony at ownefa Ths company wll not be responsble tor money or valuables of passengers unless placed n care of pursers. Passengers are requested to purchase tckets before embarkng. Those fallng to do so wn be subject to an addtonal charge of twentyflv e per cent C. L. WGHT, Presdent S. B. RSE, Secretary. CAPT. J. A. KNG. Port Superntendnt J. r v