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VOL. VII. NO. 9G1. HONOLULU, H. 1., MONDAY, FEHKl'AKY 1!). 18JM. PRICK 5 CENTS.

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m

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till TORT KM AND DEALERS IN I. UMBER ANDALL KINDS or llUILDINII MATERIAL.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

U. HACKFELD CO.,

IIkneral Commission Aiienti,

Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu.

JNO. B. SMITHIES,

Auctioneer and (J eneral Huhinehs Aiieni.

Mahukoua, Kohala, Hawaii.

WILLIAM FOSTER,

ATrORNEY-AT-LA- W AND NOTARY I'll DM C.

No. 13 Kaahunmnii St., Honolulu.

THOS. LINDSAY,

MNlir.CTl'H.I.NII

rvilkiil Jewelrv

JewelerMAKER.

Watch- -

attention piiid to all kinds of repairs.Moliierny Hloalc, Fort Street.

J. J. WILLIAMS.

PHOTOGRAPHERThe Only Collection of Island Vim.

O. B. RIFley,

AROHITDOT,Complete plans und speelllcatlons forevery description of building. Contractsdrawn and careful suiierliitendeiice of con-struction given when required. Call andeiumliiH plans. New designs. ModernHulldlngs. Olllco: Safe Deposit UulldlliglupilalrHj. Mutuul Telephone 2US.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

Steam Kmiinki, Suoaii Mii.m, Hoilbrs,Coolers. Ikon, Uiiasb, ami I.kad

Oaktinos.

Machinery of Kvery Description Made toOrder. Piirtluulur attention paid to Ships'UlackHinlthlug. .lob Work eieouted atShort Noticei

fcb ILANIWAI."

A FIIIHT-CLAB- S FAMILY HATHINUxx itesort at walKIKI. Trumcurs nassthe aale. Specialmade for FamilyHathliiR Parties.

and

arrHiiKemouts cuu huPicnics und Kveuiui;

6iH-- tf

Cement Sidewalks & Gra-nite Curbing Laid.Kstlmutes given un till kinds of

KTONK.CONUKKTK ,t PLAKTKK WORKI'O.Nl'llKrU A SI'F.CIAI.TY

JOHN P. BOWLER

CHR.

surface.

ImI'OHTKH anii Dkai.kii IM

Gent's, Ladles' and Children's Boots, Shoes

and Slippers

No. 103 Iort Street.CHAS. GIRDLER,

- IIIIIKCT IMI'OHTKH or -KNdl.lbll AND CONTINKNTAI.

IDry O-ood-sNo, l& Ksnliilumnu street.

wm. g. irwin & co Jxjst ARRIVED(Limited)

OFFER FOR SALE

FERTILIZERSALEX. I'ROBB A HONS

Celebrated High Grade Cane Manures.

We are also prepared to take orders for

Messrs. X-- Otileuidt Oo.'sFertilizers,

Insuring prompt delivery.

BOILED LUCOL!(IV This Is a superior 1'nlnt Oil. con-

suming less pigment than Linseed Oil, andlasting urmiaticy 10 color.

seil with drift splendid Moor

Ijiixie, Oement,KKFINEDSU0AH8,

SALMON.

Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned Beef

rARAfflNE rAINT C0.'

Compounds, Roofing & Papers,

Reed's Patent Steam Pipe Covering.

Jarboes' Diamond, Enamel A Ever-

lasting Paint

Ksptclally designed for Vacuum Pans.

FIRE,

LIFE AND

MARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,Assets, $7,109,825.49.

London ft Lancashire Fire InB. Co.,Assets, $4,317,052.

Thames Mersey Marino Ins. Co.,(Limited)

Assets, S6.124.057.

New York Life Ins. Co.,Assets, 1137,499,198.99.

C. 0. BERGER,

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.HONOLULU.

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.

Wm. (1. Irwin,Cluus Spreckels,W. M. Gltrurd,Theo, O. Porter

(LIMITKD)

and

und

Sugar Factors

Commission Agents.

OK THE

Oceanic Steamship Company,

OF BAN FHANC1KCO. CAL.

C. BREWER CO.

P. (!. JunesO, H. Holiertsou.K. F. Hlshop.W. F. AllenO. M. CookeII.C. L. Culler . .

it gives a

and

President Milliliter. .

Secretary TreasurerAuditor

- AN- D-

AOENTS

&

WalerlliiMke

(LIMITKD)

General Mercantile

AMI -

Secretary

PrldciiiMutiuit'

r.ciisuriAuditor

PKIl HAItK "C. I). HUYANT."

BABY CARRIAGESALL STYLESJ

Carpets, Rugs and Matsthe latest Patterns;

HOUSEHOLD"

Sewing Machines,HAND SEW1NQ MACHINES,

All with the Ijileit Improvements

ALSO ON HASH

WESTERMAYER'S

Celebrated Cottage Pianos

Pallor Organs, Guitars,

-- Mi oiui.ii

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.Holt SAI.K

ED, HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO,,

King .Street, opim. Castle Cooke.Til

HI --m HOTII TI'.I.KPHONIW III

UUSTAOE&CO.

COALAll kinds In any ipmntlty from

bug ton.

CHARCOALFrom one bug iiuy quantity.

FIREWOODMl. length1, and Sawed Split,

from bug any quantity; also

WIILT10 & I) LACK SANDN'O-t- f

KTATIOlSrAJ--.

IRON WORKSQTJE3TTJN STK.HJEJT.

Between Alakoa and Richards Streets.

rruiKi--

OF

In

In

UNDKHSKINKD AKK FltK- -imred iimko all kinds of Iron.

Hrnss, llronic, Zinc, Tin uud U'liil Cast-lug- s.Also Ueniiral Itepalr Shop for

Klcam KiikIiics, Itice Mills, Corn Mills,Water Wheel. Wind Mills, etc. Machinesfor tin CleanlUK of Collt-e- , Castor Oils.Ileniis, ltamie, Slsul, Pineapple s andother Fibrous Plants und Puiier Stock.AImi Machines for KxtnictliiK Starch fromthe Manioc, Arrow Koot, etc.

Directors

All orders promptly attended

WHITE, RITMAN & CO.

"Sans Souci" Hotel

Seaside ifS$ ResortWaikiki. Honolulu.

Iklohrr !7, h't.1.

If iiitmmr ihtirr mrh tlilwjliiiilij trrnerii, iuirl, nice nil, cltur

imri, ijuwl Jixnl nml htmrillu miiufl IiiiiiiJnut hefme hi ru' nrff tirninl Hii'f thf lirtHC miil thrilittilnt hill uf H'iihhiic, rtrinifiiirml him rnnliilllii the 'S-i- Sniici,"

unnr.ni un is ti:'i:xsoxT. A. SIMPSON,

J.

AT ALL IIOI'IW

Manager.

BEAVER SALOON,

The Best Lunch in Town.

3fc55i,

Tea. and Coffee

TUK K1XKST UKANUS OK

Cigars and Tobacco

"EI.

AI.WAV.N ON IIANH

KTOLTE.

81 ST.

Prop.METROPOLITAN MEAT CO,

iiS KINGCommissiou Agents

'

Wholesale and Retail Butchers

rA r

If

ato a

!

a

l

u

I i ,,

u

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to

orto

to

to

hi il

IIn

NAVY

J. Witllur,

AND

,9-

Oceanic Steamship Co. Canadian-Australia- n Steamship Line

Aastralian Mail Service,

For San Francisco:The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

"MARIPOSA"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from Bydney and Auck-land on or about

March 8th,

Mumiuiir.

And will leave for the above port withM alls and Passengers on o' about that date.

For Sydney and Auckland:The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

"ALAMEDA"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu, from San Francisco,on or about

March 15th,And will have prompt despatch withMalls and Passengers for the above ports.

"fell1

CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned arc now prepared to Issue

THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS

IN THE UNITED STATES.

For further nartlculars reitfrdliii:Freight or Passage apply to

WM. G. IRWIN A CO., Ltd.,

General AgenU.

Oceanic Steamship Go.

Tizxie Table.LOCAL LINE.

S. S. AUSTRALIA.Arrive Honolulu

from S. F.Feb. SI ...March 21....April 21Muy inJune HI ...

THROUGH LINE.From San Francisco

for Sydney.

Amtt llimululu.

ALAMKDA.Mar. I.'.MAHIPOSA.Apr. 12MONOWAI, May IDALAMKDA, June 7MAHIPnSA, July flMONOWAI. Aim. 2ALAMKDA, Aug. 30MAItlPOSA,Sept.27MONOWAI Oct. 2.1

Hiiiiohllu.

Leave Honolulu

MarchMarch

May...June

From SydneyFrancisco.

Honolulu

MAIUPOSA, Mar.SMONOWAI, Apr.ALAMKDA. MuyMAKIPOSA.MayillMONOWAI. JuneALA.MKDA,July2ilMAUIPOSA,Auk.2.IMONOWAI.Sept.'JOALAMKDA

3STOTIOE!The PASSENGER DEPARTMENT

ol the

H.

.. :i.11

ill. Si

for

1 .hit

.1

.1

2s

Oceanic Steamship Go.IN SAN FUANOlijCO,

Has lice n Removed fromStreet to

for F.

Market

IMS MoNTtiOMKUY STItKKT,(I'.MlKII Ol'I'IIIKNTAI. llorKU)

Ktf From this datu all commun'cii-tliin- smm I uIiiIiik l the Sun FruucUco Pa

sender Hiixinos Hhoiild be cnt to the neuOlllce, 1,'LS MoutKomcry Street.

WM. G. IRWiiu CO., L'D,

1

(leneral Aent"

..

Oceanic Slu unship To. attllU Im

II. LOS 10,

NoTMIt Prill.U', Col.l.KCTOII tMl lllMIIMHtlril.NMH Alll.M.

ll for Several the llet FIISKINBI'ltANli: COM PAN IKS.

Patentee of l,mi.' Ciikmh i Cmniii'MiforClarlfyliiK Cane Juice

Mutual Tulephouu H. I. O. Ilox :tl.Merchant Street, Honolulu.

K. A. .1 A CO I SON,

Watchmaki'.k ani Jkwki.f.h

Fort SI reelO. Hox2s;.

Ilt'i

2S

of

II. I.Mutual Tele.

Pit. C. W. MOOUK,His.

M0H Villi Ness Ave, S. F., Cul,

Elegant Apartments for Patients.Kl.tl TIUCITY IN NHIlol'H iM,Al!".

JDV Dr. Moore oiler" Invalid" all thecomforts of Inline, with coiiMuiu uud care-ful ticutlilf lit l!cfcr to II, It. Miiefuriaiiii.

ISJIl-- tf

1)11. s.

1'liysioimi &NO. N I'D AM

Opposite KukIc llolle,

April

Kan

Iloniiliilu,

ASA NO,

Mutual Telephone

SurgeonAVKNIIK.

Ilouollllll,

II.

I)U. .1. I'CHIDA,

Physician & SurgtuinNO. ' KI'KI'I LANK.

I.STJ-T'Wj.- TELEniOITi: S3 2.

NOTICE.

Tin; iniii:iimim:d 'h piikpaukd1 to uiaki'iill kiinl of roiiilitiiuc Hail- -niK", Dun red Iron Work, etc, etc.IMIinut application. .........

I'niiili Street, at SlerllliK's Pulllt'Miop.'o If

IN OONMBOTION WITH

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.THE FAMOUS T0TJRI8T ROUTE OF THE WORLD.

Tickets perG. P. R. are $5 sKa $10 SSL Less thanHS. Line

STEAMSHIP SERVICE MONTHLY.

THROUGH TICKETS Issued from Honolulu to CANADA, OHITED STATES and

EUROPE, alio to FIJI and SYDNEY.

For Fiji and Sydney:

STKAMKHS SAIL 23n KAOH MONTH.

Freight and Passenger Agents:I). MiNICOI.L, Montreal, Canada.KOHKUT KKIMt, Winnipeg, Canada.M. M. STKIIN. h'nn Francisco, Cal.O. McL. HltOWN. Vancouver, I). C.

Tin' iili. .blistered against it to tin nil,

Pacific MailS.S.Co. Wilder Steamship xg&iges.as to

-- AND rilK

Occidental and Oriental S,S, Co,

For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG.

Steamers of the almvc Companies willcull at Honolulu on their way to the aboveliortsouor about the following dates:

Stmr "OCKANIC" March f. IKMKtmr "CHINA" .. April III. fH

For SANSteamers of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way from I Iuiik-kon- i;mid Yokohama to the nliovc ort on

or ii In m I the following dates:

Ktmriitnir

"CHINA""(lAKLH""

KATES OF ARE AS FOLLOWS:

I'nliluround trip 4

mouthsround trip 12

mouthsKuroH'au Steerage

..!'( ,

in.

2:im p.I:il "

""

March 'J, WMMay It.

TO YOKO-HAMA.

no

JilJ,.--J 5u

M (Kl

Til IIONO-KOK-

IITo W

2310UU0

navliii! full fare will beallowed IU percent oil return fare if return-lii-

within twelve mouths.

tW Krelnln mill Passage apply toH. HACKFELD & CO.,

tf Agents.

COACH LINK

IIKTWKI'.N WAIKIKI, Till: PAItK,DIAMOND lll'.AD

AND IIU.NUI.CI.r.

Time Table.I.I..WK

7:'iOii.HisisiIJiimuooii

in.

Ui.'Hi

li;iJ

fVFur,'t IIiiiiki' cents, Will-kik- i,Diamond

HcaJ, ccut", trip, cciilx,children uiiiler price.Wil-- lf

Il.'iii

on

SMITH. Proprietor.

SIIEU LUN,

Mcicli.iut'i KielniM(,'e.

Merchant TailorCnnAi l.nlpul Slvlfn

El).

riil,uin'r cetlini; inldliiouiilreceive reduction t.'iuuitfl u

(unit.

DISSOLUTION OFSHIP.

T

IMH

For

uu't con, lourMI kimi sr.!i;U0ii, in.

llinu "I :, p m.:i:lo ".':lii "7::i "

lunm "

Itlllii 5In cent)-- ; huux Souci imd

l.'i ron ml 2--12 cars, half

F.

.Hi", NT HA NT WW

:tlll

at?

Ne.M door

Nhw nnrl !

I ' K It V IC( 'T I' I T L" A I A N T E

gtr miIiwill a of

on !UI llui

COPAUTNEIl- -

Hi: lOl'AHTN'KllhlllP HLIWKKNthe un eriuii,Ml cxmIiik under the

llrui imiiie of LycnrKUs, Feriiandiis A To.lilts licen dlsiolved by iiiutiliil consent, Mr.Lvciiruus liaviiu' old his lulcrc-- l in the

v. c

llrui to Mr. Kcriiiiii'le-- . All delitMliie bythe linn will he paid ut the store of thellrui by Mr. Fiiriiuiidcs and uli debts dueto l he linn will n collected by liiiu decLyciirKUr resin clfolly reipiests his friendsliioMeud llielr p.itrouiiKe hen lofoic kIvciilo liiui in hi who will continuet It ti business of tlie linn on liisow n account.

OKU. I.Yi t'liiil'.s.,ANTON Hi FKIINAMHU.

Iloiiolulu. .Inn. 12, s'll n.ll lui I ll

NOTIOE.

i I.I. .MiursT.s, DI'K Hi THF.FIHMiV of iiiii Uee Chan of l.iliue, Kiiuui,hilVe been pllieed for collection w ll h M r.Cull Neiiiniiiiu. iiltirue III I

street, lliiliolllbl. N. MollWlir IIIMr. Paul Se'lliiunil's olllce it uilllinrUcdto leciit'e uud reci lot (oi llteii piymelll.Ml im ludeliled In siitd linn are rc- -lunsicd In st'itie their iiecinini uud savelists nl llliK'lllou.

vi r.N chomi.Honolulu, .Inn. I'i, isui. nil Im

For Victoria and Vancouver B. C:

STKAMKHS SAIL Feb. 2, April 1, Mn I.May HI, .Inly 1,. Inly 31, l!U.

For and nfor million apply to

THEO. H. DAVIESAfjtntnnr Iht lliiieiiilim hlnwt:

(.'lowland.

TIME TABLE.Wilder. Prcs. S. II. Hike, rice.Cait. J. A. Port feu pi.

Stmr. KINAU,CLARKE,

Will leave Honolulu at 'i v. h,. IoiicIiiiik atl.itlialna, Maaluea Hay and Makeiia thesame day; Muhilkouu, KavMilhaeand

the follow Inn day, urriviui: atllllo at mldulKRt.

TuesdayFriday ..TuesdayFridayTucMiuyFriday .Tiii'sdnyFriday

iieiluy .Friday

PASSAGE

Cabin,

Cabin,

sueicssur,

Tickets (leneral I

1

I

1' rl.luj . . .

LKAVKS

ucMiuyFriday. .Tu wliiy . .FrMuy . . .1 uuMiay .FridayTiicMluyFriday . .TuuMiny...h riday ....TucMluy . . .Friday.Ttioiitiy...Friday ...I ucMiay

day .uvfiiy1

IteturniiiK touchingKuwalhiie .m.;

m.; Mukeiiu m.; Maalaeam.; Lahuiua followiiiK

arrlvliiK Honolulu Weilues.huturdavs.

Altl(lVKt)

SaturdayWednesdaySulurda)Wnliit'Mlii)Miturd.iyWedne-de- y

ttntunliiyWeilncMlaybutiirduyWedncMluvMiturdiiyWednesdayhaturday

SaturdayWeilncida)Saturday.WednesdaySaturdayWclnevluyKiiturduyWednesdaySaturday

SutunlayWediiesduySaturdiiyW eilnenliiySaturdayWedliesday

i:

HONOI.lM.ll.

IIUNUI.lM.il:

Wcdiiiduy

No Freight will lienoon on day of sailiiiK.

Stmr. OLAUDINE,0AMBR0N. Commander,

Honolulu lueitutouchiliK Kuhului, liiielii, liana,

Kipuhulu.

IteturniiiK HonoluluSunday moriiliiK.

FrelKht receivedsailiiiK.

CouslKiiees luudiuuFrelKht,

ourselves resiiolisllile Kreilillundei d.

Feb. :,I,

JO'A

IUA)

I

Mui IIMuy ::June IJune 12June j.'Join.lul

Jl... J

Mi. IIJl

.. III

...-u- .t. 2--i

Out.Oct. 10Out.

Nov. )..ov. IllNov. J J

.... Dec. 7I

ala.

IUa. I i:Hay tie. a r. m. the

at . m.and

Al'

.

.

. .

.

..

i .

.

CompunyhuiidllliK

responsibility

Company responsible.Money Jewelry

NOTIOE.

i

Mmcli

Man--.tprll

.. April

.

.

..i

July iAuk.

. Auk.

...nept.. .

'..

l

. ..

..Dec.leaves llllo,

day;days

Feb. 217

.March 17March 2 '

7in

.. .April 2s.. .. May

. Mux 1'J. . May iso

June I,June 2o

. .. June .4.1. .July II

. .. July 21UK. I

. iik. IIAUK. 22

I

M'llt. 12. Sept. 22

.

Oct. II,( lil. 21Nov. :tNov.Nov. 21Dec. .iDec. 1.,Dec. 2o

received after

Will leave every at tic. M., utHumoa and

will arrive nt every

W No will lie after1 m. on uuy ol

must Ih ut thereceive their

alter suclihas been

Williedecline

assume

orol rursers.

A

Kino,

..Miireh

..May

March

AprilApril

Sept.

Oct.

we will nut liohl

the will use due dillKcnce in Live block,

any In case ol tinloss ol sume.

The will not be (orunl, placed the cure

LL IUI.I III AliAIV-- l i in: imt ii .1 il llo.nl llo.inl f.uuie arc n

Ii mouth, ol

ti

AA

II

lous

weto

in

i:ill in

of em

t.t

ens

ciont from Unit mouth's cMlumtc uud liUnot to lie ptinl for nun two uiouttis

ulter. ItV order ol lite Iloiiolulu ItoililHoard, W. II. Cl'M.M INUn,

lio.lil Mlpervisor. Ilouollllll

WAIAKEAKUA NOTIOE.

I.I. PAUTIKS DKhlltlNii TotioJ Wuiukeakuu Fulls Million Yulleyure hereby to olititllt a siruils-slo-

from the iiuderslKUed. otherwise theywill be prosecuted for trespass found onthe premises such mtiiiIssIoii.

JAS. II. IIOYD.at the Uud Olllce, Supreme Court Hulld- -

Hu'toj'lillu, June 17, lh!M. 76MI

rn

Stevens and His Scheme are

Condemned in Congress,

McCieary's Resolution Passes the House

of Representatives by a Large

Majority.

lly a vok' of I'i'i to 7i"i the UnitedStatus II ntiM' of Kepresutitati'es onFebruary 7 adopted tli resolutioncondemning Minister Stevens midstistniiiiui tlio Hawaiian policy of

Hepublieansbut

Co.

FRANCISCO.

SANSMIUl'l,

&CO.,

Commander,

Wedlievl.iy..

1711 was not a uiiuriiiii. lour xoatnlu'mg vacant on aecuuut of iloatlis.Tlio hiionkor liolil t lint n majority oftin ini'inhors cliiisi'ii nml living cuu-stitiili- 'd

n iituirtitn, quoting in sup-port of his position tin" review ofthe subject tiiailti liy tlioin the Fifty-fir- L'oiiKres. Hisposition, hoeor, a warmly assaileil by sunn- - Democratic members,nml it was finally agreed to take thovole over nnin, so the ruling waseventually withdrawn, 'the llntitelleresolution was defeat, il by n strictparty vote.

The Mcl'reary resolution is as fol-lows:

l.'ru.iml, I'irst That it is thesense ol this House thai the actionof the I uited Males Minister in

Lulled Stales naval forcesaiuf illegally aidmi; in oertlirowiii(;the constitutional lioveriiiiieut ofthe Hawaiian llaiul- - m Jaiimin,IMI.'I, mid in M'Uiii1,' up in its placea Provisional tioeriiinetit, mil re-publican :m form, and in oppos'tiioiito the will ut lli iiiitjuriiy it the)eoile, was, contrary to llm trrulj- -t itiiirs ol our repuiiiic ami me spunof constitution mid should be,mid is coiideiiined.

Second Thai ww heartily approve,the principle niiuouiiced by the1'resideiit ul the I'uited States th.itinterference with the domestic af-fairs of an independent nation iscontrary lo (he coirit of Americaniustitiilioiis.nuilit is furl her thusenseof thin House that annexation of theHawaiian Island-- " or the assumptionof a protectorate by this over lliein(ioveriiiueiit is uncalled for ami

that the people of thatcountry should hae absolute free-dom ami independence in jMirrtuin ktheir own linen of policy, ami thatforeign intcneiilioii in the politicalaHairn of the islands will not be rega riled with indiUorciico by theGovernment of the United Si ales.

Mcl'ieary in mhocatiiih' his reso-lution declared that Sleveni' loiterof March 8, IMI2, plainly showed huwas plotliiiK to overthrow the Gov-eminen- t.

The rc olutioii in theinterest of eiitfiir planters, whowanted aiiuevatioii in order thatthey could secure ihestiKar bounlyof American planters under the MeKiuley law. He recited the mannerin winch Maliuton had been restoredas Kin1; of Samoa, partly throu,,'hthe intervention of the HarrisonAdministration, and pointed out theiiicoiisintc ncy of IJepilliiicuiin in ,'

C'lnviilaiul for tiniK do anact o justice to l.il'iioluilam. y

reieed the diplomaticevents of the last Administration,the New Orleans Malia massacre,the llehriii1 Sea at bit rat inn. theChilean war scare and the Hawaiianre'olutiou. Then he took up thequestion of I'loi eland's authority forthe appoint nielli of Blount, ciiiii";iiiiuioroiir. instances where such com-missioners had been appointed. Hediscussed at length llloiinlV leporl."If Hawaii were aunexeil," he said,"we would have to annex San iJom- -intfo or any other island whichiinylit ask to be taken in We are(real enough and big enough al-ready. All we want is just taxationmid commercial fiecdom and we willbe the greatest nation inthe world."

lilair ollered an aiiieudmoiit cou-liriniu- gthe recognition of the l'ro-Msiuii-

(iiiM-rnmeu- and advocat-ing a pubcv of auuexaiioii of theHawaiian Inlands.

Hitt replied to Mcl'reary. Hespiike of the nlieilglll of till I'ro- -'mioiial t,oeriiiueut, ami liitterlvassailed the Queen oil t he strengthof her reported desire to have herenemies punished, lit referred toWillm as haMiig only acted like a sol-dier in carrying out his orders. Hutelo.ed will! a euloL'v of the"brae

oilnsleil lobe presented III the olluc of III, . . ,i ,. ,,, ,,f ',, , iwu race utllii.lil nil -- ! mil " ....IKM. .... ..,,....-- .. , II,... .,...,,.1 l'.....irii.

ens.-wte- w ill ne e r ,

or

s'.-l- (

Toin

reipicsted

ifwithout

our

was

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meiit, wiiu, wiieu calleii upon lo sur-render in llm name of the TintedStates, instead of making terms piledup sand bags, proceeded lo armihoiiinol-c- s and prepared to die ifnecessary rather than to forfeit theproperly they had earned and surrender "the lights gien them byHod."

On the following day did uist.iHitt resumed the lloor. He foundinconsistency in the House being

(C'onfiiiiirif on Jii I'liyr.)

rtfifKi' V

t --XituUl bulletin,

Plrdgril to neither Sect iwr Party,Put Ettnhlinheit for the HenriU of All.

MONDAY, FEB. . IM'I.

"Kaiiiaainn" in tins ww nlWtstlm iuw9 doubt loss of a majority oftin, loatlintr taxpayers in tlu country..... ii..' :.. .1lllSiriClS. II II" I I'lirrri--i in nm m- -fert'ticu or itiforination, a tin' oa-- finny ho, that tho CSuxorumoiit liaKoorotly ordwrtl partisan flectionof roacl boards it may well bo aki'dagain, ''What kind of a gowinnii'iitaro we under?''

Tho Star's "party of ilcociu'j"tlio party that ovory decent neus-papo- r

am! magazine in tln tintedStatos ha denounced a- - pirate; thoparty that tho loading jurit andtateiueu of Amorioa hao cliarae-tcri.e-

a wanting in all the e.cn-tia- lingiodient of honor, ami tho

party that tho I'nilcd Slate. bin ('ongrc.. ha. I

a voto of 177 to 7.i. "condemned."Tho "party of decency" is no doubtentitled to receive all tho Star cordialand halm that I ho annexation inkpiyiciau can allord tlicm. for it ihut too evident that Ichahod i. writ-ten over lhoo"relicof old deceiic)."

LOOKING AHtAD,

The Star i authority for I ho statemoiil that olio of the strouge-- tplanks in the platform to bo adopt-ed by the Republican National Con-vention in June. IMd, will le thaiin favor of annexation of tho Hawaiian Maud- - t ih L'uitod State.-- .This i refreshing. When the l'uitodStatos navy shall bo authori.ed tosail for a oruifc of uiiivors.il con-mie-

iierhan- - thev may take in- - iMexico, or Lower California at th"jlea-- l. Certain it is. that in Juno.

W, tho question of Hawaiian hide- - jpeiulenco or annexation will be out jside of tho range of IJcpiiblicanparty planks. That part has bum- - .ed linger- - pretty badly by it-- 1 roach- -

cry to tho Hawaiian na'iou. and it'

Hlniuo-Stotou.- - Fo-t- or trickery hi '

Hawaii will bo the handwriting mitho wall, for that party of immoralpurpose, when they nei a-- k theAmerican people for aimilier oppor-tunity to besunrcll the ll.Winualhonor.

TU POKTUOUESE.

That tho Portugm-- o have ju-- tcaii'o for complaii-- t in having beenelbowed out of all -- har of partici-pation in the higher field of govern-ment r oiU, they have, ap.imrenllv. ili- -l dieoi red. Theclaim thai tliov were pre."iit withtheir guns in January lat to upholdthe Provisional (Soverumeut; manyof theiu have been here for yearami rai-e- d families; and natui dlvthey feel that the recent coiner- - ofthe American League have 'm podI hem" in a fair of patronage. and have-huu- te I the Poitu-glte-- e

upon a -- ido track whore thepr visiou bin of the Proi-iiiu- alCooriituent is not in sihi. It waover thii-- . Tho Ainericaii Leagueare of couri-etli-e cy of i

imi-- i bo pioxided forlirt. Tlio Portugu night to hniknown that, with the exception ofroad rep. tiring and laboring work,vith which the American Leaguesdo not soil their hand-- , theio - notenough otlice.i to -- iipply the Leaguealone. Wo sunpalli's" with theJ'ortuguue, but a- - the AuiciicuuLeague is ju-- t now like a man wifeup a ladder with a pi-t- ol in eachhand, wo see no help for Autone.Moreover, the League man - just inthe position that the Portugue.-,-.helped him to climb. Our only ad

ii:n to tho Portugue-- e is to followthoirri'Milulioii to "peacefully await"events, and, when they next drawup a political piogram for public inHpoctiou, to lime fewer paragraph.-an- d

mole coherence.

A Ouutlit Ruintm-irnnc- o

Km rou lit m.imi.n: -Saturday oM-niu- Mi. Pluukott

made a staleiueut which should nothave collie Itoin ltiiii, eoiisidoriugtho hauilsoino iiiauuer mn peoplehave Miniioitid hi- - concert-- . Themanager of the vooalnt.-- now inHonolulu was asked why he did notgiu another concert befoie tlioladies leave, ami he replied that itwas not a minstrel peiforiuaiico, andthe Mmse.S Albll had Mlllg foi thela.--t tune in Honolulu. Let mo infiiiiu llns geiitloinaul) manager thaiall good performance.- - an receivedhero in a do.iurwng Mle, and tin-fa- ct

should bo well known to I mi,and that tho public are able to ap

'

preeiate Miiuctliiiig hoyou.l a mggeientertainment, and that the remark- - 'passed by him am uncalled for and 'should not bo allowed to go abroadwithout contradiction.

A Ki.iim.M.

A-- k Your Friuudb

Who have taken Hood'Sarap'irillawhat the) think ol it, and the lepMe.- -will he positive in Simplywhat Hood's Sarsaparilla doe.-- , thattells the Moo of its merit. One ha- -been cured of indigestion urilj-po- phim, another find it iudipoi.ablefor sick headache or IiiIiihi-im- -.while others inport roiuai kable cure,of scrofula, catarrh, ilieiiiimli-in- ,salt rheum, etc.

Hood'n Pill- - are plllelv vegntablo.

HOW THE CASE STANDS,

H'nntinurd from lit Page.)

a!ed to hlackcii tho record of anAmeri-a- .Minister for his action inHawaii, where not a uuii was lircdnor a drop of blood alied, and at the

I I

same time to approve tho conduct B0,,,'rll""'n,orau meriean Admiral m planting tumor (I).) of C.eo.g.a made an

in Hra.il. ;mKnnuwl I ho rovohi;i shell in a foreign warship, ,...,:.... i... .i ...i ii... ...,iu lion oi our r men in uawaiIII l I Ml I Hlll'll 111' II7IH lUIUI'll 1111' .11 .. ,ll i.the Adinini'tratiou against "the '"'. as um aaii.M oppn-s.o.- ..new r. public in tho Pacilic." ' "f wind, overthrowKavnor il. of Marvlaud, mem- - "' trampled under foot thetho Foreign A flairs J tiitmniil form of goM-miuon- t under

tee. stated hi as jvh.ch our count rv thereHour-"I- n

the place, I am LMitiviuvtHl '' ""? .ln;iu.ivil. Ami wbnl isIx.Nond all manner of reasonable the llmCon- -.Inn I it Stevens. Muster the sm.puii ii-- inu vu. noL'i'ited State, was an active partici-pant in the overthrow of tho moil-.in-l- it

in the kingdom of Hawaii,Wei in the --eoond place, the l'resi-.(ti- t

matter tohaving -- uhmittcd i in.Congress 1 am

i

it lulled that, ac- - I up for such defiance of libertyopling to the usage and principles

of international law, wo have noright by the uo of arms or force toremedy the wrong committed, thatall ctforts for a' peaceable solutionof the matter having terminated, wohave no right to intervene, and thatit is our duty for the pro-o- ut torecognize tho lie facto Governmentnow in charge, and our duty in thefuture will bo to recognize such tonnof governmental may bo determinedupon by the wishes of the people of

j thoe islands."Cont inning, Kayuer contended

that the Cjueeii abdicated to the suoerior forces of the l'uitod State..

.It was tlio Presidents duty to at- -tetuut reparation, which he did ingood faitii, and with the iinlliticlnugintegrity and courage that hadcharacterized all his ollicial acts.When, however, the IJiieon refu-o- dto accept the conditions the aiu- -net v propo-e- d. she placed her-el- fliovonil the pale of civilization, and,it l In spoalior's opinion, the o dv

thing to do was to let Imr pass intohistory and remain there.

Draper, Keptiblic.wi member ofthe I .tininittoo, thought the propertiling Tor the Administration to dowas to negot ate treaty of annexat ion with the I'uiteil States.

Moise (l. of Ma achusetts open-ed the discussion on the nth. but,Ivforo he used up more than one ofhi- - live i inutc.-- . he was called toolder for applviug the "clickon" to the Democratic members.

John-o- il (U.I of Indiana attackedthe Administration for trying to re-store the Ojlccli.

Patterson ID.) ol leuueee argiieil that the sugar iuieiesls woreoehiiid the annexation movement.If the Ulnuds could have been an-nexed under the bounty claii-- e inthe law the sugar planters there would have received fromi he lulled Slate Troa-ur- yINN).

heeler and Date', both Democrals from Alabama, continued theih bale. The former delivered aflowing eulogy on i. lovoiaini. molatter argued in behalf of the adoplion of the MeCreary resolution

a legal -- laudpolut.Doi. (It.; or .Maine inaile a

speech full of abuse of Cleveland.Ure.-hai- n. lilouut and Willis.

' hi... i, ..! iii - ...... i:. ..i .,..:..,.will l in iiine'ir-- ..ijiiii,llotiteiie n patriotic words awokebveiv emotions, but it was now anold Moiv. 'I he Cioveriiitienl of Ha-waii v,a- - finally established. Therewas no attempt to invade it. Allliopiibluaus hoped for by this

of ancient history was politi-cal advantage, and the Democraticside of the Houo did not proposei hat tiiev should have il. Ho arguedfor a policy of foreign nondutorveu-- iion. "Wo aro after Stevens," said

to and wo think wo will get him.spoke of the aciiiiisiliou of

iiio- -t of i ho land by America" fromthe natives of llnwaii as thepeaceful conquest in the history oftho world. "American intelligenceand American energy weio para-mount there; lei thelll work outtheir own salvation." The UnitedMate should neither interfere nortolerate iulerferouco by any otherPower, ami "the .supremacy of brainand civilization in those inlands isa ured."

Van Voorhis (l.) of Now York, auieiiilor of tho Foreign All'.iirsCoin-- iuiillee, advocated annexation,

lintllii M). (of Michigan supportedthe I ear,) resolution.

Hnd'D.jof Minnesota supportedI lie Adiuitiist ration.

Po-- l (U.j of Illinois contendedilia! llie attempt to restore thelvtleeu, whom he abused in foullerui-- , could not bo condoned orwiped out hv the passage of a parti-- isail reso.iitiou.

Stilluigs D.) of Mississippi waul-- !ed hteven- - cousliroil.

Sovoial aiueiiduiout- - wore voteddown on the lit li.

Outliwaite of Ohio and Culhorsouof Texas vindicated tlm AdmiiiistraI inn. The former look the positionthat Steven- - ill ordering tho troop- -ashore at the time of tho revolutionhad heeii guilty of an act of war;iliai in betraying the tiovorumeutto which ho had been aecrudited hehad been guilty of treachery, and

in scheming with the sugar iu- -lerct- - to overthrow a weakmonarchy with a view to annexationI- i- had been guilty ol cowardice.Out hwaite denied theio was a scin-tilla of evidence that Cleveland overcoiitoiuplatoii the use of force in tintinauguiatioii of his policy.

Ciiiliorsou concluded a review ofthe allair by -- aying: "Long after thedefaiuer.s of the President -- hall havebeen forgotten, the courage, patriot-ism and devotion of this DemocraticAdministration will standlliellt to I lie honor of the UnitedMate-- , anil the enlightened justiceof tho world.

.MororOi.i of Ohio, a memberthe committee, critlcied liloiiul'snpj'o iniinut and his method of in-vestigation

Kvorotl of Massachusetts, auot Imrcouiuiiiteo man, took the position

the Hawaiian revolution wasaccomplished through the smpathol Mourns and the iiiiiuiidntioiidiiced hy the of Americantroops.

Loud (It I of California praisedhimself foi hiving gone, to Mono

luln to investigate ho situation forhis own information a a monibor ofC'oimrow. Ho availed Clevelandfor putting hineudf aliovo Congress,

. and lilouut For liaviug coihiuoiou astar chamhor inquiry. Loud assuredtho House thai a gmoruiiiont of thopeople had lieon etablihed by thodecent people Hawaii, who had

'forbear furnished the means andpower to sustain tho old form

speech.count

ofoonsp.r.,ey

' cmiiti-bero- 'faCommit.

position follows: menfirst

tli.it of umou

of

a

term

McKiiiley

limntelle

tho

most

Met

that

of

that

prolauding

of

of

throned, even the writ of habeascorpus suspended and every residentin the islands disfranchised. Whatsort of spirit of liberty was invokedon this lloor bv askiiit; the House tostand

Hindi

anil coiisimiMouni premgnuvoit was the work of our coun-

trymen?" Turner aiilf a high tin the course of his remarks to

the ability and integrity of Blountami the' magnanimous course ofCleveland.

Sickles (D.) of New York was thefirst Democratic member to attack

'the policv of the 'Administration.tool: ground that it i tato realty HWTA)

to review or reverse i and and thool the precedingHo would no' vote

Administrationfor the resolu

tion. In lNitl he UovornorMarcy say the islands would eventu-ally belong to the United States,anil he agreed with ti tin then as hodid now.

Do Forest (D i of Connecticut en-dorsed the Administration.

Hepburn (It.) of Iowa said theresolution which the Democrat ioHouse to pass condemnedMinister Sloven on ovi-- ideuce secured by Blount; evidencewhich McCrearv would not havebeen warranted fn using before any

j court.Hooker 'D.I of M'sisiqii called

j attention to those features of theI Hawaiian Ireatv submitted bydent Harrison, which gave a pen-sion to the dethroned Queen andother. Ho argued tho existence ofa winch having accom-plished the'iisurpatioii of functionsof government proceeded to dividethe spoil.

Tie appointed hour of :M hav-ing arrived, voting on the questionbegan.

Ihair's sub'tituto, declaring forannexation, wa- - lost bv 77 to Iim.

Hill's minority resolution, censur-ing the aitoiiipi at restoration, waslost by ! to hi-- '.

Iii el then moved to r commit theresolution ami invo-tig.it- o the fact- -.This lost by US to ItUI.

After a motion by Burrow- - to layon the (able was lot, I he Bepulih-can- s

refii-c- d to answer to theirnames mid i bus destroyed tho quo-rum.

A resolution by .McLreary to re-voke all leaves of absence exceptsickness having carried, the Houseadjourned for the day.

The following day, on tho votobeing called, the Republican.- - againfilibustered, and there appeared forthe .MeCreary resolution 171, against;i.

Spriuuer made the point of orderthat as there weio four vacant seats177 instead of ITS l should constitutea quorum.

After some debate the point oforder was sustained and the resolu-tion declared pa-se- d.

Another wrangle ended in theSpeaker's coiiseiiliug to withdrawIns decision have another roll-cal- l.

When it became apparent on thesecond nib call that the Democratswould have a quorum the Republi-cans voted against the resolution.It passed - to 7o.

The Senate Coiuiiiitten mi ForeignItelaiioiis isslill pursuing its investi-gation. Minister Thurston of Ha-waii wa-- prevent d from giving evi-dence, Secretary liiesliaui objectingthai ins appearance would Im animpropriety,

Foreign Nuw,ICuiperor William wants to visit

America.Asior's paper in Loudon, tho Pall

Mall liazcltc, refeniiig to the Kioincident, says the Monioe doctrineis ignoiod in Bi.tzl,aml iias not yetbeuucodilied with the law of na-tions.

Cioorgn W. Childs, tho wealthyPhiladelphia pliilau luopiht.died onthellrd iii-- l. He was born in Balti-more in Is. .'.I, beginning life as apoor boy.

liladstone does not show haste tolesion.

There is not lung decisive reportedfrom Km t Janeiro.

France, according to some Parispapers, has been betiayed by Rus-sia, in the Uiisso lieiinan coiutuer-ein- l

inaty.The U. S. S. lxoarsargo, famous

for having stink llie rebel privateerAlabama at I Franco, waswrecked on Koucador reef, .'too milesnorth Colon, on Fob. I, while onher vvav to protect American inter- -osis al Nicaragua. All hands saved.

Ton das loss of ihiiooii accountf sicklies and a (helm bill to pay,

is anything but pie for a manof a laiuilv to ciMiti'iuplate, wiietuerhe is a laborer, mechanic, merchantor publisher, .las. O. Jones, pub-lisher of the Leader, Moxta, Texas,was sick in bed for days withtho grip during it- - pievaleuce a yearor two ago. Later in I m season hehad a attack. He says: "Inthe latter case I Used Chamberlain's('ugh Remedy with considerablesuccess, I l ii i ii U, old) being in bed aliltlo over two davs. The second at-tack I am satisfied would have beenequally ad as the first but forthe liso ol thin remedy." It shouldbe borne in muni that the grip islunch the s.inio a- - a mt) severe coldami toqilllcs precisely the sametreatiueiil. Yv hen v on wish to euroa cold qui kl.v iiiid oll'ectually givethin leiuedy a I rial. H.'i and fill centbotlles (or'nale b dealers. Ben-so-

.smith A Co., Agents for (hoHawaiian Islands.

JUDIOIAKY JOTTINGS.

Judicial Decision Matters at JuryTorm.

It was not Porroira's case, hut thatof J. P. Kuweit for laicony, which

nolle pros'd on Friday.Two divorces were granted on

Saturdar.Judge Cooper has filed a decision

on tho bill for injunction of M. J.Cabral vs. .1. F. Fogoredo et al., toenjoin the defendants from prevent-ing the plaintiff from theoxorcisoofhis rights and privileges as a mom.her of tho Sociodado ConcordiaBanda Catholica Portuguea. Thobill is dismissed, and the plaintiffmust look for his relief to the gon-er. of the society. Hart-we- ll

for Iviunoy for defend- -ant.

F. Wiiiulonherir. mator, hashis report on the estate of W.

filedM.

(Jibsou. fiiuliiui that .SSLViii.SW is duothe executors.

Judge Cooper has also given a de-cision over-rulin- g defendant's motionfor a now trial of Kala et v C.P. Intikea, eject uieiit. Magoon for

C. Brown forDefendant by his attorney has fil-ed his exception to the decision.

Before Judge Cooper this morn-ing the will of Ono luko was admit-ted to probate and Kealoha, thewidow, appointed executrix under

bond .I..I.I. Thto cover esHo the had no consists of valued atright ino acts personally at do

heard

proposed

Presi

conspiracy,

was

for

and

1T7

horbourg,

of

ton

second

all

was

assemblyplaintilf;

al.

plaiutiir; defendant.

vtseos aro the widow and five children, one adopted.

Before the same Judge the divorceeaoof Jaino Sutherland vs. MarySutherland, on I he February tormcalendar, was heard. The divorceiviw I'r.inleil. the eilslodv of llie twominor children being given to thefather. Kinney for libellautiCrelgh-to- n

for respondent.Before Judge Whiting, presiding

at term, a foreign jury returned averdict of guilty against Ting Sangand Ah Sin for opium in possession.U. Ix. Wilder. D.A.CL, for prosecu-tion; Neumann and Davidson for de-fendants. This is the second con-viction of the torm, ami the first bya foreign jury.

C. Porreira is on trial thisaftor-iiooi- ifor common nuisance, in the

publication of foul language inUniao Lusitaiia newspaper (Portu-guese;. Iviunoy for prosecution;Neumann for defendant. Tho fol-lowing is the jurv: Fred. Harrison,C. Hustaco, J. M. Angus, II. W. Mist,W. Maertetis.T. A. Ltoyd, Ix. Podoyn,Clin. Carter. T. K rouse, J. C. Cook,J. Philhps and J. S. Walker.

Tlio experience of Ceo. A. Apgar.of Herman Valley, N J., is wellworth remembering. He was trou-bled with chronic diarrhcea anddoctored for live mouths and wastreated by four diHoiout doctorswithout benefit. Ho then beganusing Chamberlain's Colic, Choleraami Diarrhiea Uotiiedv, of which onesurd I bottle cUcclcd a completecure. It is for sale by all dealers.Benson, Smith .x; Co., Agents for thoHawaiian

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Greiits' Silk. StiirtsWilli I'lmr Tli' to iniitcli,

Wlinls.ir Mil. scurfs, iixlru Innis, Unlli- -'mill (liiii- -' .silk S.i. lies, ull hIiihIi-s- ,

JapunoHQ Cropo of All Colors,(iiiiitloiiiiiu'K .limnni'Mi 'rniii Sililrl- - iiuhIk

In Yiikiilimiiu L'rliH't lit.I.a.li.'- -' uinl l ' Fine .Sinus Iim-- ,

.liqiiiii' I'lihui 'I'lii h. ti,.1 ll)i.l 111"-- , KIlUMT I'ets,

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v lur ii i ul )rni tin' in mt h i'iiiMiihmi ii) ii kiiiintiiiiiiiii iitiiii'. ruriiiiuiuiilurn uiil in K. A. bl'IIAM' Kit.

Or, .1. - C.ii.iiiiiN. im U

Hardware Co., L'l

Satttrday, Feb. 17, 1894.

For about a year we've beenselling a French rat trap thatwill catch as many as nine ratsat one seance. Some people,those who have good dogs, pre-fer this trap because it pro-vides amusement for the canine as well as the owner, therats being caught alive. Theonly objection to this sort oftrap is the price. People whohave no particular interest inlive rats objected to the priceof the French process of catch-ing them. A cheaper variety,and a most excellent one, iscalled the ''Little Giant," whichis bound to kill every rat ormouse that sticks his noseagainst the bait. We have setsix traps in a night and founda dead rat in each one thenext morning. They are reallyvery good and cheap.

The consumer in .Honolulut

may not nave lelt it but mere sbeen a shortage in charcoalirons in this city during thepast six weeks. These thingscome from Europe generallyand the tardy arrival of shipsaround the 1 lorn caused theshortage. We have a few forthe retail trade and if you hap-pen to be in need of one nowis the time to subscribe.

By the "Alden Hesse" wereceived a number of verypretty porcelain shades forlamps, i nese are handsomelydecoratfd and are suitable forsmall lamps for any room inthe house. Some very prettyand novel table bells came tous by the same vessel andfrom their appearance we don'timagine they will be long instock. These include thepopular electric bell that ringsthe same as if you touched abutton.

Hunter's Hour sifters havetaken first place in the kitchenlor sifting Hour. They are aconvenient article and theHour is made very much finerthan by any other sort ofsii've.

Honolulu is very much likesome cities in the Unitedstates. At least one clay inthe week the whole town is onwheels. It don't make muchdifference whether your horseis good, bail or indifferent awhip and a cheap article isworthless. We have recentlyadded some very good ones toour stock which we sell at rea-sonable prices; you cannot failto be pleased with the one youget of us.

Is it worth while saying any-thing more about the Joneslocked fence? It is growingin favor so rapidly that everyone seems to know that it isreally the best fence to set up.The economy of building andstrength after it is erected arethe two points that sell it. Inthe numerous letters we havehad from people who haveused it there is not a line or aword in contradiction of ourstatements. People who buy atrial lot of stays and washersalways send in a second order.We are making a specialty ofthis fence because we have hadencouragement from the peopie who are using it; we areconvinced that it is the bestand most economical fencemade.

As with the fence so withthe enamel bath tubs. Successhas rewarded our efforts tobring them before the public.I he bath tubs, however, werewell known to every one herethrough the advertisements inmagazines, people read themevery meuth so that they areas familiar as A Ii (J. Wehave a large assortment oftubs and sinks and can givethem to you at various prices.

Uawaiiau Hardware Co., L'di)iiinlt Hirt-iik- f Ib' lllouk,

U07 KOUT STREET.

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TEMPLE OF F ASHIONCorner Fort Hotel Streetn,

I BEG TO INFOKM MY CUSTOMERSTHAT I WILL HOLD

SPECIAL SALESEVERT WEEK DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY.

BIG INDUCEMENTS

Will be offered to the Public and it will puy you to trade attin; "TEMPLE OP FASHION"."

.... 1 AM OFFERING NOW ....For Friday and Saturday Only,

Boys' Cambric and Flanette WaistsElegant Amiortineiit of Colors at 20 Cent Each.

Jut Received by last "Australia" a Lnrgu Stock of

DRESS FLANETTES!To be sold for oxk wkkk only at 10c, 12.3c, 14c. and lOJc.

per yard. Good worth 2oe. a yard.

. . 2 S O PIECES . .VICTORIA TaJirWlST

In 10-ya- rd lengthn, reduced from $1.00 to 75 eonU.

S . JtU xi jt. Xi X C Ii ,Corner Port and Hotel fits., .... Honolulu, H. I.

1 30,000Manila Cigars!

OF TIIK

Constancia & El Cometa Brands. . . JUST TO HANI) KX "CITY OK IT.KINO" . . .

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Great Variety of Baby Carriages, Cribs, Cradles and Ulgb Chairs.

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Time Table

KIIO.M AND A.KTRK JUNK 1. 1KB.

TRAINSTo Kw Mill.

ijcnve HonoluluLeave I'enrl UltyArrive Kwa Mill.

Leave Kwa Mill..Inve Pearl CityArrive Honolulu

II.A.M.

.8:lr). .0:80

.0:07

Honolulu.C.

A.M.0:21

.U:537:30

Hnttinlnys only.Dally.ijuntlayn excepted.HnturunyH cxeeptetl.

P.M.1:492:30

To

0.A.M.10:4311:15

A.II.0.I).

1). A.r.M.4:356:105:3(1

n.P.M.3:434:16

11:65 4:55

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MONDAY, FEU. 1U, 1891.

D.P.M.6:106:)U:22

A.P.M.5:420:10(1:4,5

MARINE IME"VVS.Arrivals.

St'Muv, Kelt. IB.It M H8 Mnnowal.Carey.Uila)-"!.'- ! hours

(rum Han l'rniiclroHtmr Clauilllic (nun MaulHtmr l.lkellku from HamakiiaHtmr J A Cummin from Koolautjttnr U'luia from HamakiiaHtmr Waialealu from Hamakiia

Doparturos.ticinw, lVb. IS.

U H 8 Motional, Carey, for the ColoniesMo.nihy, I'd). ID.

Am hk Albert, (trinities 'ur tiati l'ran- -cIm.ii

Hum Mokolll for Kaunakakal. Katmtlo,I'ukoo, Halawa, Wallau. relekuuu.Kaluupapa, Ulowaiu andIjiual at " i m

Htmr Mlkahala for Nawlliwill, Kiloa. Kle- -ele, Makaweli, Waimcu and Kukalia at6pm

Htmr Kaala for Walauao, Mokulcla, Ka- -huku uud 1'iiualuii at 10 a m

Htmr James Makeu for llaiiamaulu uudKninn at I p m

Htmr Hawaii fur Hakalau and Honouutat I'.' noon

Htmr lwaliiiil for Kiiatlennt I p mHtmr Kllauea Hun for I'ohnkunmniihtmr J A Cuiiimlns for Koolau

Voiiols Leavinghlmr Clutidlnefnr Kahulul, Keanao, liana,

Hatuoa, Klpalmlii, Nun, I'aauhau, Kukiilau at 6 p in

Gargooa from Island Ports.HtmrClaudlne Xl'Jlmgs sugar, 'Jl.t hags

potatoes, 111 hags: eoni. is head tattle,11 calves, III hogs. 'J hones, 15 hidesand im pkgs sundries.

Slmr l.lkellki TiUHImct sugar.Htmr J A l.'itiiinilns l.iuu lings sugar.Htmr -2- .VAI bags sugar.Htmr Waluluule Il.'.tJ bags sugar.

Pasaungori.AllKIVAU.

Kroni Han l"ranulco er It M S 8 .Mouowai, j co io .Mesuuine w lliler, aieiuevooti, iioysun and lllgglus: .Mls-e- n Mead,V(K)il, Kellogg and Vmii Winkle; Messrs

MuUur) (.), Klig. Ilrown, B- - heo, Peek,llrmail. lloilL'L'S. KlltlllL-u-. Itllsn. Inenliorir.Harrett.lluoliwoltr, Itaud, 1'ratt, lirunsou,(Ircgory, Van Winkle. Kullogg, I'eacook,lllgglus; Drs Miner, Kalian and lloysou,and M In thu htecrage.

Krom Maul per stmr (Mainline, l'cb 18H (lu wife and ' children, T W Hob-ru-

Miss Mary (Ircen, Mrs A i: Hponier,C It Miles, Mrs llloliiinlron, J II Nishwlu,J rcilagcns. It Marx. C hulmefer. A Tor- -sylli, J Can. Musters Kalua (2). Aliuii,Mow Wall, Ainu, Sam hing, l.eeT Mori and a. deck.

IIITAKTURK.Kor the Colonies per HMKSMouowal,

l'Vli 18- -H r Huiunierslev, J IVvion, J V!'c)touiiud K A lleywoinl.

Voasola in Fort.U H H riiilndulphla, Darker, from Cnllao,

I'cruU h H Adams, Nelson, from a cruiseH 11 M H Champion, Koofce, KniiiliiiaiiltHUMS Naniwa, Mori, from JapanAiu nclir Transit, Jorgensun, frum Han

rraucUcoAm ship 11 P Cheney, Mosher, from D.

partnru llayAm Iik S (' Allmi, riioiiiioti, from San

1' ranulmiAm; hk Matilda, buenKOii, from Departure

J'UVAm xelir Carrier Don o, Ilrandt, from New- -

tUKtle, N h VAm mlir Kolturt Seurlc. l'lltx, from New- -

castle N ti WIlrit nhip i:atcroft, Klniiiier, from Nuw- -

castle, N H VI!r bark Mllalta, Harlund, from I.Uer- -

poulHaw hk It 1' Itlthet, MorrUon, from Han

KranulseuItrlt hk elotlty, Martin, from iionnkoiih'Uur hk NautlliiH, AhsliiK from l,ivnroolAm hk Aldeu lle-.s- I'rlU, frum San l'ran- -

ulwoAm bkuie lrnifiird, Schmidt, from ban

KrauuiDi'o

Foroign Vossola Expoctod.CASS Arawa, btuart, from Vatieouver,

C, aiiohuli-.'.- !O S b AiiHtralia. Hoinllelte, from San Krun- -

tUuo, iluu FullU A S 8 Warriinoo, l'erry, from bxilney,

due 1'oh USO A O S h Oceanic, bmith, from ban l'ran- -

eUco, due March ftOSb Mariposa, Haward, from Sidney,

due MarLh ht) A tl H H (iaello, IVurne, from lloiikoni;

and okoliuma, due Mnj IIAm liktmibkiiKlt, from l'ort Hamhle, now

ilueAm bk Harvester, from ban l'miicl-c- u to

Hilo, Jan L'lAm hktne DiMiiMny, from ban 1'iaiicisco,

now duetier tdi Terpsichore, from New bouth Wnlei

now dueHaw bk Helen iliiwer, from New

Mar ft luYork,

Am eh balvator, from N fi V, Jan -- !Am hktne Hilo, from N H Jun .'IIIlk Xumlppo, from N K V, Jan '.11--Ilk M lluckfcld, from Liverpool, now dueutri im uiviisioii, iroiu ,nioy, now linetier hk .1 C (Ihule, from Liverpool, Apr I

'frs--

i.)imiu ii rosier, irom . h V, Kelibell HoliUli hhore, from Newcastle, N s.V,

(Shipping Notou.The M'hooner (lolden hnorp ailii from

NeiM-astie- , N. -. V , I eh ll, lor Honolulu.I aptalu Itoek of the hurk Atiule John-

son, which arrived at hail I'taiiclsco onlehruar) "lh, I7du from lliln, reportedlhl iliiruiu a seere j;ule the iiiaintopmiistwat nirried nun)

The Imrl.euiine Wnstler, from llono.lulu, at ltoal Hoads. I ihruan 7th, drait-Ki'- d

her anchor and drifted on White rock,in i.fiiiiiiiiiii, no im inierai utiles l,

Theie wan no insurance on the hull.

ThoB. 8. Motional, Cait. M. Oarcv, ar- - Irived from San KrancNro nt Dt.TO a mi, on18th. She left the OoUlen Gale at :i:IO p.in. on the 11th; had line weather on therundown with fair winds the tirr-ate-i inrtol parage till rioarlng the eo it, when thickweather was experienced with tKOi-iiti-neavy iuau. nor uciay wa owing Uthe English malls. She left again for tiiuColonics at 11! m.

LOOAIi AND GENERAL NEWS.

It looks liko moro rain.Thistlo Club this evening.

Tho P. G. band plnys at EmmaSquaro this evening.

J. J. Druuitnotul advertises forclaims against him.

Diamond Head, 3 p. tn. Weatherclear, wind light southwest.

T. J. King, of tho California FeedCo., is back from tho Coast.

Seventy cases appeared on thoDistrict Court calendar this morn- -

.Sugar has advanced a point to3.28. It was .'t Mf at last previousadvices.

J. G. Ilothwell is no longer in thoPost Olllco. A. 13. Scriinguour is en-gaged there to-da-

HI

1.'

All aboard for Ewa Plantation.Hero's a chaucu to seo a sugar millworking by electric light.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Turner willslug at tho concert at Kaumakapilichurch evening.

Forty-fiv- o dogs were captured bytho polico on Saturday and twenty-on- e

this forenoon. A number wereshot to-da-

Geo. Stratemoyer's designs for thonow flag for Hawaii have been placedon exhibition in the Pacific Hard-ware Co.'s store.

Mails have arrived by late steam-ers for tho French cruiser Dtiehaf-faul- t,

which would indicate an earlyvisit from that ship.

Tho U. S. S. Philadelphia min-strels had rehearsal this afternoonat tho Opera House for their Wash-ington's birthday concert.

Don't forget tho moonlight excur-sion on the (). It. A; L. Co.' trains

t. Ewa plantation will bovisited, and the working of tho millwitnessed.

Tho S. S. Miowera was to leaveXauaimo, for Newcastle, England,to bo repaired and enlarged. Partof her crow will return to Sydneyon tho C. A. S. S. A raw a.

Saturday evening a party machinewas organized at tho AnnexationClub rooms, and Sunday the leadingmachinists held a conference topromote tho organization.

Ah Pun was found guilty in thoDistrict Court to-da- y of havingopium unlawfully in possession onlob. 1, and was sentenced to onemonth's imprisonment at hard labor.

Hon. Paul Iseuberg, of tho linnol 11. iiacklold A: Co., who was amember of tho old House of Nobles,returned by the Mouowai yesterdafrom an extended absence in Ger-many.

Do rats worry you! Then youcan catch them, dead or nlivouc-cordin- g

to the stylo of trap, to behad of tho Hawaiian Hardware Co.Several other indispensable articlesare mentioned in tho column of thatfirm.

Twenty-si- x steerage oax'.cnger',including a number of gripsacktourists, arrived on tho S. S. Mouo-wai yesterday. The gripsack touristshung around the Government build-ings all day yesterday, evidentlylooking for a job from the P. G.

A choice program will be present-ed at tho concert Tues-day evening, at the Kaumakapilichurch, at which Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Turner will sing. The concert isgiven for the benefit of the funds ofthu church and the Sailors' Home.Tickets can be obtained at Thrum'sbookstore.

lto.sidonts livitiL' beyond theSchool premises com-

plain of the bad condition of IviiiKHtreet, near iU junction with thonew Kamehameha road. The spotreferred to in one mass of slush andmud, and pede.itnaus am ohligod towalk on the Kamehameha Schoolfonco in crossing over.

Purser Charles N. Fulcher of theO. & (J. S. S. UelKie, was recentlymarried at Nashville, Teiiu., to MissC. Lintrnor, describetl as a charmingyouncj (adv. lie spent Ins acationthere and on Feb. S resumed hisposition on the steamer, which leftfor okoliama and lloukoue;. .Mr,,Fulcher remained in San

T. ,T. Kiiif? anil W. (.'. I'.meockgambled a "fhor" on the arris al ofthu harkuntiuolrmard in llouolnln,the former saying site would arrivebefore the Monowai. Mr. I'e.icoulcasked a Keutlemau on shore wind herthe vessel had arrived, and va au- -

i Hvvered yes. lie was prompt ly k''"I the "liver." The IniiK'ml arrivedon Wednesday.

A Chinehe couple created no littleamusement on a Kinu street tramcar this afternoon. The man got ontho ear near Kawaiahao Church,leaving his wife and child on tlmstreet. They had evident I v beenquarreling, The woman followedthe man and for n time llu air hiiifilled with Oriental jargon, siippniedly not reverent.

It Was a Joltu.A midshipman from II M.

Champion in a lark took tui.Clmi.-- c.laulerus from a store on Ntiiianustreet last night between 10 and IIo'clock Captain Hookauo saw tinact and gave chase. The man "hunked" it to the boat landing, where howas caught. Another wim uns withhim escaped In the darkuon. Timmidshipman at the .station wascharged with lareuu, and he spenta night in jail, On explaining tnthe. Ueptity .Marshal litis morning,i.i. .

low thu water line, and is ha.li I) striiln.d' that ho only meant it as a joke, he

was discharged.

IN SPITE OF THE RAIN.

Minstrels Mako Merriment in theOpera House.

There was not a large attendancent tho benefit entertainment to W.U, Ash at the Opera House on 'Saturday evening, a number of peo-ple being kept away by tho stormy 'wenthor. Those who wore fortunateenough to be present were treated jto an enjoyable entertainment. Theorchestra under Prof. Herger openedthe program. I

, C. Nestor Edison gave humorous !rei'itatiousjand was followed by littleDelia Ash in a character song, "Old 'Fashioned Lullaby." Tho little tothad to respond to an encore. A. E.Murpln favored the audience with acomic recitation. Charles Kroutor Jrendered a cornel solo in fine style.

V. II. Hoogs in operatic selectionsdisplayed his beautiful tenor toadvantage. .

Dr. If. I. Moore captured tho audience m a display of ventriloquism."Doc" with his three merrymakerskept tho assemblage in good humorfor some tune. W.J.Cuelho sang"Wrecked and Sated" with a lino1baritone and in response to an Iencore gae the ballad. "Strangers."

W.keoL'li ihio n clarionet I had troubled mo for orer;... .' .: . . ..and was followed by Chester A.Doyle with a topi souk. Thosinger was encored and presentedwith bouiiuets by the "Honolulu"girls. T. IJarsotti in a tiiccolo solo,and U. .1. Ordway I. Hennesseykept the people pleaded for a fi wmi'jute, when V. H. Ash closed thoentertainment in a laughable sketchentitled, "Simple Simon."

FRAUD AT THE FAIR.

Bogus Exhibits of HawaiiQuoor features.

Othor

A gentleman from the MidwinterFair tells some queer stories ofswindles put tip at Hawaiian Vil-lage. Kiglit bags of sand were takenfrom thu Palace grounds and exhi-bited at tho fair, to repreent P. O.fortification". The management,however, thought the number ofb.igs inoulllcieiit, ami had severalmore bags filled with Californiasand, which are exhibited as P.O.saudh.v1- -

Pieces of furniture which were im-ported from He rope for King Kala-kau- n

l. the late Cha. iltidd, Hislate Majesty's Chamberlain, are exhi-bited as Cjuccn l.ilitiokalatii's furni-ture. kauinaiuas redding inCalifornia, who are aware of thesefalse pretences, often have a laughat the dupes taken in by them and,when they think worth' while, ex-pose the frauds.

further reportt tl that hulason Sunday ami cocktails areamong the "attractions" at thevil-l-'W- .

China in Thoosophy.

The beginners' class in Theosophy'

will be started next Saturday, '

rtiary 21, at 7:.'MI p.m., in the hall ofthe Thcnsophical Library, FosterItlnck, Nutiaiiu street, over Loveioy'sstore. Up to this date. applica- - 'lions have been received for thatclass. The work will be started onthe ''Ocean of Theosophy," 'other elementary treatises. TheLibrary has received several morobooks, the total number being nowill). Over Till volumes have been lentmil since the opening of the Libraryone month ago.

Tiilmngo Coming Horo.

Dr. T.de Witt Talmage, the fam-ous Brooklyn preacher, is to leaveNew York April 1 for a roundthe world with his wife and twodaughters. Juan interview ho saidthey were gluing by of SanFrancisco with Honolulu as theirobjective point. He didn't think heshould investigate the Hawaiian im-broglio, but "leave statecraft tostatestni'ii."

"Now Stamps Arrived.

.1. .Mori Oat, P'istiuater (Jeueral,received by the S. S Mouowai thenew issue of Provisional tlovem-incu- t

stamp-.- . They came directfrom New York and will be placedon the early part of next week,presumably Monday. Seventy-seve- nthousand 'five hundred impressionswere received. A big run is antici-pated on the new issue.

.Mr.--. ICinily 1 liorue, who roHitle- - ntToledo, Washington, hIio hasnever lieeu nhle to procure any

rheuiuiitiKin re- - i NuuilierIteviH tii, piiin so ipiicKly nml ellee-tiiull- y

ns C'h.'ituherlniit'n I'niu IS.tlinni'il thnt nhe has also used it forlame hack w il h reat nucco.ss. Korrale hv all dealers. ISotixon, Smith.V Co., Aleuts fur thu Hawaiian

I'ortiiKUoae Pow-wo-

Suuda.v' "inas" meeting ofnut largely attended. .1.

.M Ytvai liatl tilings his own way, asIiia loiiliiue oppiiueut in I'ortti-Kue-- e

atl'airs, P. A Din, ditl not ap-pn-as expected to shake hands

with him on a platform. Aseries of roiiutiou alliriuitiK thenidil of the I'tirttiue-- e to share inall kmI tilings K'nin in politics wasparsed.

(). W. ) llarduian. Sheriir ofTler l'n., W. Ya., appreciates aKomi tluiiK and does not hesitate to

mi. Ilo was almost prostratedwith a eiihl when he procured a bot-tle of C'naiuliorlaiu'st nuh Komedy.Ilesa3: "It Kiiiuiiit prompt lelief.I find it tn ho an invaluable remedyfor eiiuhs and i olds." Kor sale byall dotili-i- s Smith l'o.,Agents fin tho Maw. man Islands.

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notici:I. HIM MMiiSliul

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A Boston Dressmaker

Quickly Curod ofCtomaoh

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All Who Suffer Similarly, Re-member, HOOD'S CURIS.

HKJk mmifrn. P. W. Barker

Boston, Mm.

This lady M vcll-know- n nd populardressmaker. Shosaji:

"There li no mhuko about Hood's Bariapa- -rllla. I want to tell how quickly It cured m of

solo. louritomacb. which

and

Old

Illspoi

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tour

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sale

h.i)h

year. I couutnotercn tano aanrauow oi airbut what I suScrcd from all MrSM and acUItf.

Nben I began to take Hood's Raraparllla Icould ice good effect from tho Drsttlircedott.I continued until I bad taken three bottles and

. Hood's '- -. Curesbare been eallrclrcsirrd. I e" this stat-- !cient tor the bencHt of others who ate lufWInfslmllatly." Mrs. V. W. liAiiRMm, 41 Chestert'atk, Boiton, Mass.

HOOD'S PILLS r lh IxitatUr-dlnnerPUI- s

wiltt dlfMtlon, cut buduht. TT74W1. IM.

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HOIlltON, A. CO.,AKents for Hawaiian Inlands.

Hawaiian Bred Mules

FOR.Appls to

i Unco Record:Fourth Hont, 2

hire. I'rniuIs also the sireJ: am of the

bKAMIS,

IncomeRents,

Total Income

f'liiiinsand

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EWA PLANTATION jsr.

THE RAILWAY

Monday Evening,

February IS, 1894,

A Special Train will leave Honolulu at

p. m. Returning wilt In

Honolulu about 10:15 p. m.

75c. TRIP-7- 5c.

Ticket will be on Dpimtliniiittliati'lt lii'furc ik'piirtnrc of

rain.

Parties to havea SKtltil cm ilo o lij notify-In- j:

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INTER-ISLAN- D PILOTAQE.

A I" A IN WILLIAM VI IIS. TOP.CI pnt twelve car In command ofInter-islan- d his as

to anv irt or luof e.

at olllie of J.ILink, Port street. tli'-t- f

AT THE CLUB STABLES !

CREOLE," 21,702.

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Made nt Stockton, Cnl ,JjJEg2& Sept. 23. 1803.

pter, 'J. h IIIiip Diim.ilrace, hv Iliiivanerr.'.'.'V'iil. Prompterof Als-'x-. Tratelt ..-U- ',. Walker. .': i l' Wale.. i't' Chlco,

llrllllautllie, J'.IT iimiI 'h(or '1 .'s. "t k Is Jet black, oneIHiiind- - Is cell- -liluil white foot a smalt stripe in fnee. Welchl I.U'iO

tie. a itixmI ami n name hor-e- . W II -- tnlid for n ofat ($il) DDl.l.AUb Till. at Hi ifhorse was In "tl to mares and prislin ih forty-tw- o colts

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FORTY-NINT- H ANNUAL REPORT

New --York Life Insurance Co.

JOHN McCALL,

SUMMARY OF REl'OUT:IJirSIN'KSS 1S!:1.

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Kill Number policies iicliiullv puiil I'm

Net ''tun in new bii'iut

(1KO.SilMrltitetiilent.

i!,:!7'l,..V.

I."i,li:iS,-iri(- l

..i'2'J.S.-- l

J."i:i,s7ii

I,0.'!,l:i7

."I,MI)'.HPs.,tl'.l

. . .'.i.Villii

i sonsr.,

t'J'J.'i.SIIII.IIIIII

Ill 1 v.i::

. . .7H.IIIMI

plC'OIiol.Sl'J.UIII)

Si.vi ii Nei iucicue m uuiiibci policii s in fmcc ...II7,'.his

Skvii.niii Nel gain lusiiiauci infnnt fs'.i.'.ni's.iil'.i

O. O. BERGER,lil.NI.lt Vl, VtiKNI'. IIXWAIIA.N ImI.AMi.s.

The Newest and the LatestCAN ALWAYS HE FOl'XD AT

iD- - id mjm C2 JnL fc8BO Fori Street, Honolulu.

'The "Mother's Friend" Patent Shirt Waist!I Till' l tlie Iati't Iniprovt'tiii-n-t in IlinVShtrt Walt ami a trup fri-n- l to

niutlicrst no more liuttntii to cw on,a ratniot rome oil haveI tlii'iu In white ninl In fancy trfa'i' from i.'i ct'iit- - .ipHimU

HOYS' CALICO WAISTS IN AM. fel.l.". AT .. i KSIS

SI

(l.s

SI (HI(III

Vi.

in

11(1

of

in

ttio-- - We

Ijitet SIiujm in

Children's Cloth Gaps, University and PinaforeW'p have tliem in ream, ('anUnal, Vav Mine ami SimI llroun.

CHIMHtKN'S AND IN KANT'S KANCY KI.ANNi:i. COAT-- at vers low'AII ltlltllONS IV AM (Ol.OltS.

THE ADELINE BLACK STOCKINGSThc.v arc proiKiiinccil llic ln't by all who havp nipti Minn a trial. UV hivetliem for lailii, Kent-- , cliliiln-- nml Inf.iii'- - in pliln, rlMif.l, ilroii lt-'liand oH'ii work. . . . l.ndlo- -' Adeline IWiick St kltii rclti.'c.l to Vi rent-o- r

pair. . . . IaiIIiV I In iiioikI Uiaok tot'kliii; at .'' i'uiit vt pair.Havpoifppn thfi'HM DltKV'S .SCHODl. HATSth.it we are .mii for Jliinl?

Tlie nrejtit the tiling for Ho or (tlrl-- .

3VE. S. LE3VY513 Robinson T31oek, Hotel Streol.

HAS RECEIVEDA I.AIIUK AhSOltrMI'.NT OK

Japanese Sjllr ' h!,Vl' 'u'''n lyIIK

IN I'.VKN'INli .SIIADKb

Wool Drt'bH (tooil- -,

India Silks,

Silk

Ktc, KU:

S.

NOTICE

PiianA ',,stnift'ilulllll Mk..I.M.ii:Sai-:Sii.va,imi- -

Stripi'd KliiiH'li'ttrs,

Clu'ckcfl Flaiit'lt'tlfs,

Crapi',

SIiiiwIh.

lL.

priotoi'of tin IIawaiian.Iap- -am:-- i. Ha.aak, Iloti'l stivi-t- .

to M'll his stock of .JAP-ANIOSI- O

(JOODS.

2C3r ' '' u ortint'iit ol'.jaixi:si:iaii:i! nai.KIN'S will ho sold i,i:s''ianI'llsT.

XiESvir,513 Robinson Block, Uotnl Street.

National Cane ShredderI'ATKNTKD I'NDKIt I'HK LAWS OK Till: HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

l ? .1. U ' s

rpili: ITNDKUSKINKI) IIAVK IIKKV AI'I'OlN I Kl SOLE AliKNT.s KOUthere SlIKhliliKltS mill are lUOV prep in il to n reive ulilers.

The ureal uilviiiitnp to he ihriveil frmu lie ttso nf the N.viionm. Ca.vkSiiitKiiiiKH are thoroughly iiiililelicil iiiuI mi Icnowh ilj;ctl tiv i'l.tntirsKcuelidl).

The larue numlier nf PlanlerH iisinu them in the United Stater, ulu,XrK'utitiue Republic, I'eru, Australia mil i Uevvlu'ie, Immi uitnirs lu the

nliiivc claiiii.Tho lire of the SlIlihliliKK very UripU .niminnt- - tin ipi.iutity nf cuiie

the mill can riinl ''J.'i tn .'ill ,), itlm tho of jinn (.'i in i .).It ir a n-a- t J.tfejJII ml, ni.lklllf; kicevu m mm the pn rfllie nf all.V

pietes nf iron, rlaker frum cor, or iiii.vthuiK vvhp'h would In liable to duuiiiptho mill, ami .illnuiiiK amph tunc In icumvc s.tiin lt(..i' d.iiii.iinn the null.

The SiiKKlUihlt is vcrv rtmuKly m tile, nml If in 'In manner nf ilr npi ra-tion it cutis oi tears then pi ei of Wnnil or lloii unbuilt olli-- hrtiiklliy, fSlIlthlUiKII, nml if miVlhlllK breaks, it B sliii) y s,in, ,,f the ktliver nl eulterr,which citn he ipuckly ami ifniininic.illv 11'placnl. I'lu Siiui.iuu.ii, ar itrmiiiie imlicatcr, Ii arr the eaui' into slut ds of miiii; liiiitb-- , pel It cllv npfti- -lll4 It ami illlnwilie; the mill to thorollKllly pit rr out the jliliir Without Iftpiliinn the imiueiisc pnuti iiiitr.niv In nml u cuisli tin wholecane. The SlliiKIUihK pn nils the rlio ihliil eaiu iinifuritily ami evenlv tothe mill mils, nml tints away with tin mii'rril.v nf -- pn .nlinc, 1 b.iasrV bvhauil between till lillIU, While n c;i Imllim l III No (iliatir amount ofboili'i capac'ty is io npetale tin Miiii.iue.i. than that which warrllllicienl fur tin mill, fnr Ibe almve teasniis W t turiiish full wnrklUL'ilruwinr fnr the nisi illalmu nl mir l:l.llKit- - u.il hut: nn,v ciinpeteiil eieKUieer lo rtieci rrfull.v install anil rt.ol tht'iii.

lu lirilcrltlK SlIllKIUUI.r flnlll Us, pll'llrt ri'llll -- III ill ski till, f. lieiliiiiuelei ami wulih nf the mill mil- - with whit h -- iiiiiiihi.i, is tn bt tnuuecteil,also the sub (eilher rilit ur lett hiniil as von Lit t lie tlthvi-r- rule of thellllll), Upon Willi h till llllll t nmile Is h e.lleil,'ill-- u Hit hi lylu frn'iu llonr hueto center of fronl mill mil shaft, ami ili-- t nit i n titer this hift to litnil emlof bill plate. These MIKHUU.itr mi imw In tun iimii bv tin lliln Mijjar t'n.

'ami 1 Ian i Mill, Kulialu, win ie thtv ar 4iviii): mint r.itt'si utinn.

rtr.'- -t f

Pi ices uud ftirt lit i partn uliiis tun In bail b. applvui); U

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., L'd.,Sl'l I l.d' ' III III!' .1111111 .I ll

LATEST NOVELTIES- A I I'Hh V Moi s mIOIIK Oh

B. IF. EHLBRS & GO.BOB St a X 1 FORT STRHDIT

Canton Wash Falorios !A liHiiilmime Cotton I'lihrii New hlvles thin reason the t lit t ,s art (at siinil, til I humMlks Ins,, them liieaus to applet lutt llieiu.

Bilk llnlsh jam out real Krem h tleru-n- . are the tlnesl and the erate of the .ensiin

Oashmere Sublimes SO Cents Yard !One of the haililromeiil Wash Millennia thu -- eamin eutirel) new anilfor the prlee him iititspuil

Wliite T.a.-wn.- s and Dirtiity IIn I'lalu. htriHil and Cheeked lu meat variety.i MT Drtuauklng Under lb tUnagiaenl ol MRS. RENNER. JM

CLEAEANCE SALE

OF

Furniture,

Ajsra

CROCKERY !o--

PRICES REDUCED

2T FOR FOUR WEEKS tJJ

English Wnrili'ubps, Plato Glass Front;

Mnrblotop Wai Stands,Marblotop Dressing Tables,

Scotch Chests of Drawers,

Dining Hall and Parlor Chairs,Rattan Suites, Pictures, Etc.

Royal Vorcest(.r Vases,

lloyal Worcester Tea Sets,

Dinner Sets, Tea Sets,

Decorated Vases, Tumblers. Classes,

Claret Jugs, Lamps, Screens,Iron Bedsteads, Matting,

Etc., Etc., EtO.

THEO. H. DAA Ir -

LEWIS

-

Glassware

25 PERCENT

VIES & CO.

r. o. ii( ix :m

Steamer from San Francisco.

KUitriiutccd. Order

r. Aj.akka

nox n;-- p. o.

& CO.,STREET.

i llclnil Groccf

r. i) iiux i

Nuiiaim Street, - : Near Hotel StreetJTsr KKUhlVKO iV I.AI'h AltltlVAI.8

KAYIUOHTJ TEA!Hired China' l'lnet Muuiiiiiin J u Superior to Any

tiling li" Solil InA Choice Assortment of Christmas Toys on Hand('mnphnr Trunk Filled uilh I'ulenl ,

httnit Miilm rlinuni lliimlimi ( 'lull ri nml Ijwwjrs,H'lititifiil Pattern Cliiuff xilk Silk IIn ml kerchiefs, Kir.

High Glass Tailoring in All Its Branches!Alwa. on hind 4 hoiec Aoriuicnt of ( TwrnW, , Kte.

Low Prices Good UTit GFus.ra.n.teedsin miTELEPHONE I l:i

C1IAS. IIL'STACE,IMroUTI.lt AND DKALEK IN

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR and FEED.

Fresh California Roll Butter and Island Butter

ALWAYS

New Goods Received by Every

tm All Inter fuitlif.ilh attend lo.tiilii'ilcil nml ,,irkiiil with care'

Lincoln liMHK, Kimi Sti.i:.t. IIi.

lio'lll TU..KI HONKS JIU

Ill FORT

Importers, Wimble

ON HAND

atlfin'llon

1'oiit am Stiiekt.s,

HAS

fromHonolulu!

unit

a.n.d

Provision Dealers & Naval SuppliesFresh Goods by Every California Steamer.

ICE - JlOrSE - (JOOI)S - A - SPECIALTY.Ihlaniji C)ni)i;iis Soi.it-iTKi)- . Jt(t t& Saiiipactihn Oi'arantki:d.

TKI.i:iMIOM. 'J- - i.'i

II K. MoIXTYI.E c: PR().,IJII'DIITKIIS ANI im:i.kks I.N -

Provisions and Feed.Groceries, - - -New (looih Iteeelveil hy Kvnr) I'lieket from the iilertl hluli". mill l'.lllo.i',

JIIIMII t'ALII'OKXIA I'ltODl'CK MY KVKHY STKA.MICK.

All tli'li'i fulthfiilly iilteinleil to nml llouiU llelivereil to niivKin of tin- - i it ruin;.

(M.ANU OjllllIllS SdMCITCII. Sa'I Ihl'.WiTION Oiuiunm:i:ii.

KAS'I I'OU.NKIt I'UHI AM) MM! HTUKKTrl

The Prize

Awarded !

Anhouser-Busc- h Browing Co.Wins tho Prize nt theWorld's Fair with their"EAGLE" Brand Beer.

St. bin. vt. --'. I8'.Mexfft. Mai rRl.M! ,V Co., I.'i'.,

Honolulu, II. t.have mulled you n copy

o( Hie tt announcing the urealvletor. won hv (lie Aui:rni-ll- i n II

wilh' their "KAtll.K" Itrainl ifIIcit.

JSI(SIHllANHKVrii:i:-m'sc- n iikf.winu ASSO-

CIATION.

(&lirc!nl DrtiKitch In ,)WnmiiV Fun, t'liu no, Ii.t,., (VI. 'ill.

No award ha ever been tn:iilf -- o rntlfylnto St I.011N people nml o Justly meriteda the one itiveu v liy tin1 l oltimhhiuJury of the VorltP Fair. eonltliin of roll-noiei- tr

ittul eliemlt 'if tin liilnit rank,to the Atiheu-er-lluc- h llrewlni; Aoela-lion- .

Ily meihoiW of iinrlvii'lctl bu .ineenterprise, nml liy iiIiii? tin beM materialproduced in America ami Kuro', exclud-ing corn nml other adulterant or iiirro-cnt- r.

the illllcrcnt kind of tin' AnliPiier-Iiili'- tibeer liuvii become the favorite with

tin1 American lK'ot li', nml Imvo now eon-iplcr-tlie hlnlie-- t award In every particu-

lar, wlili'h had to lie eniililenil liy theColilinlilan Jury. The Mull character ofthe award given y liy the juror willhe livttcr iiiiiicMooduhi'ii It l known thaithe ilillcrcut hcer I'.xhl'dtod liy the Anliellcr Itn-c- li llrewlni; Aocintun hail tocompete with liillnlnii of the mo-- t excel- -cm uiii inv 01 inner iirewer. 1 mei

that no oilier eonrern ha reeelveil coniRiiy iKilnt" tor tlie varioue-entia- l ipialitle ol ijikoI Ikht eontlrin. unew therepul itloii n the trailer of all Auiurlemiheer, nml Mr. Ailolphii" Hiim'Ii run feelproiiil over nil" rrilll -- o iln uieriieii.

&&" Tlie above Is a ol (beLabel or tbe " EAGLE " Brand wblclt looktbe Prize.

YV In orileriui: llil lit rr li" xiire toiiKk fur the 'i:.lli.l"' Itran.l.

Macfarlaue & Co., L'd,MliV-- lf .lirn( fur Uiiiinliiin lulnmh

Dai Nippon !

Dai Nippon II

Tll nhoVe More n reet'lvi'il llliolherSpli'ti'llii luvoiee of

aiHniffSiyPiiiii'j'Giioils

Per S. S. "Oceanic."loviuaMM.

Beautiful Silk and Grapeni: nui.si:

l'nlilon, Ttthle I over",lli'il l 'over. Dow iik,

l'hi'iiiles, .IniwN,

Embroidered HandkerchiefsIX II I.I hS. ri AIM'S,

h.SIII, JAfKKI'S,At', Miti:i:.s,

Silk and Cotton Kimonos

COTTON ('RAPESI.N (iltK.VI VAIlll-.IY- .

1. lteii'i'tfully luvlleil."DAI NIPPON n

Hotel Street ( Arlington Block )

Mrs. J. P. P. Gollaco, Proprietress.IMMin

A.TTE3STTI02ST I

King Street Restaurant,IM &Gonw Kiug t & Alakoa Sts.

Everytliing Served in Fust Class Style.

riiuttle Meal i'. t'inlilloanl h) the Wi'.-- l :

Hf-c- ll will he open on or uhoill the I Ktof I'i'liniiir .'HI.' Ini All II H: A I'D., Prop.

European RestaurantHotel Opposite

Street, ShjnPt Marry go Round

Everytlilng Served In Flra Glass Style

Sll!ll M'lll 'JilVlil-t- lJ I Mia I - U

Fowl Three Times a WeekI and lhiir-d- a ul iiohIi, hilll- -

d;n ul suppi'i,

till liu C'lllH K h Mi, I'm p.

MAUI NOTE8.

Wild Weather-De- ath of a Prlett-Soci- alEvents.

Tho kotm storm, which ha boonbrowing (or sovtiral wooks, lniallybroke out on Uu night or last Wuil-ncsda- y,

and kept tiptlurIn;Wutlties-tlay- ,Thursday and part of Friday.

A heavy thunderstorm raged duringtho night of Thursday, with terrificclaps of thunder and brilliant flashesof lightning. Friday morning thosummit of vonerable Haleakala wascovered with a dazzling mantle ofsnow, which still remains. At pres-ent writing it is eloso and sultrj,with no wind, but rainy and with in-dications of another storm. Thorain was very welcome ami tho plan-ters would not bo displeased to seemoro of it.

Tho Hov. Father Theodore Lautordied of hcart-di.cii'- o at tho CatholicMission in Wailuku yesterday, andwas buried at 7 a. tn. to-da- Satur-day. Deceased, who was a native ofGermany, was for many years thepriest of liana Catholic Church, andwas about f2 years of ago at thetime of his death.

Mr. A. F. Hopke. the genial U. S.Consular Attentat Kahului, celebrated St. Valentino's day, the Mth lust.,ami also his own natal day. by k!v- -iug an elegant dinner to a selectparty of gentleman friends on theprevious evening.

Mr. F. II. Hayseltlen of Laliaiuapurposes giving a party and infor-mal tlauce at his residence in honorof his son Walter, on next Tuesday,tho 20lli inst., being his 18th natalanniversary.

Tho brigantiuo John D. SpreekeN.Captain Christiansen, sailetl out ofKaliului harbor last Wednesdaywith a full cargo of sugar, valued at21,r7f.2.", and a line southerly wind

speeding him on Itis course for theGolden Gate, where ho expects toarrive in less tiuio than ever yetrecorded.

The barkeutiuo Mary Wiukelma'i,Captain Nisseti, which was towed upfrom Honolulu last etlnestlay by 'tho Liluiliko, has obtained a ftifl ,cargo of the sweet stuir despite theinclement weather, ami will lie tow- -eti to sea again tins p. in. y tlieClattdiue. She carries l.'t.lKNI bagssugar, value $l'2,S8t5.VW, all II. C. .V

I S. Co. Mtgar.Maui, Feb. 17, ISIII.

m m

Taxation Without Uoprosontntion.

Kditoii Hi'lixtin: -On the I5tli inst., last Thursday

night, a meeting was held by tlieWailuku Auuexatlou Club for thepurpose of nominating candidatesfor the local Itoad Hoard. Messrs.C. U. Wells and .Ino. W. Kalua ofWailuku, and C. M. Walton or Wai-he- e,

were uoiuiuated by tho meeting,from which wereexcluded, or at least denied thenrivilcuo of votimr.

Now, while these gentlemen arewell known residents, and would .probable make tt competent boartl.it Iwould hardly seem fair to have them iappointed on the nomination oi asmall minority of the tax payingresidents of the district, as the an-nexation club virtually is.

Why not give the other taxpayersa show? Their votes would pro-bably be given to (he present mem-bers of the board Messrs. II. Center,A. Barnes and 12. li. Frio!, whohave given great satisfaction duringtheir incumbency and greatly Im-proved the rouds in tho district; anilit looks like the blackest ingratitudeto oust Mr. Center particularly, asho has geiierotihly allowed the plan-tation railroad to cart several thou-sand loads of soil gratuitously on totho shockingly bad piece of roadbetween Kahului and Wailuku,thereby converting a stretch whichhas always been the terror of way-farers into a beautiful driveway, be-sides oireriug other material assist-ance to the board. Hut then, grati-tude doc not enter into politics, andthis move is ohvioiinly made forpolitical reason, ami to enable thejiarty to appea-- o the hunger of oneor more of their loudest kicker-wit-

tlie billets as secretary andsujiorviiMir.

Why is it suddenly deemed neces-sary to hold elections of road boardsnow, anuvay, and why, if it is neces-sary, are not all taxpayers requestedto vote?

The decree of the present govern-ment directing an election is sup-ported by tin uocort lou that the lawrequires it, as the term has expired.Hut what of the election of

ha not their term ex-pired also, and does not the law re-quire an election now in their case

The fact is that we are now enjoy-ii-the inestimable blemiug of taxi-lio- n

without , andthat this country is ruled liy annexa-tion clubs while taxpayers of a dif-ferent political creett have no voieoin their own local affairs even, butmay grin and bear it.

Kamaaina.

IT DOES THRIVE HERE.

Correction of Erroneous InformationAbout the Olivo.

Km roit Uru.m.N':Heceutly in one of the Honolulu

dailies a statement appeared sayingthat the oliie tree does not boarfruit in the Hawaiian Islands, Suchstatements are entirely misleading,while at the same time they may boapplicable tn situation ami soil. InWaiuiha Valley, lianalei, Ixlnud ofKauai, olii trees planted aboutsixty feet above sea level bear luxuri- -otisly of fruit, while trees at nearlyMia level planted at the hanie periodhave not as yet hhowu any Hyuiptoins

IIIKThe followiutr in from Tropical

Agriculture:"I u Italy the viiuuir olive liearx

fruit at two years old that -, inl two yearn aflor it has heeu placed in

.. i,.... ... :.... ,.. ..: a i . ...'. " " J'"nipny i mi expeiiHit oi cultivation III he Kroiiud i not otliorviiocroio.i.After that imriiul tlii. iiriiiliit.ii i tin.

.HiiritM Hource of wwillli to thofanner. .1. Itos.i

.1 kinds uf Ciiinmcrciul 1'rintingpromptly at low rales ul th'WMhi Office,

Goldc Bazaarn 06

W. F. Reynolds, : Prop.

I

ST. VALENTINES' DAY14, 1894,

VA.3LiE33SrTIlSrE3S !

11V ila nut no in for riWii oiifSprrlnvUn unit EtjffiUmtii, but irf canJit you ul pricr in ncconlance wilh thelimrx.

OUR LINK OK

DOLLS & GAMES18 WRMi ASaOKTKI).

DOMESTICSEWING

MACHINE

Remington v Typewrite

The Klin; of All Typ"vrlter.

Purses and Card Cases,

Tennis Rackets and Supplies,

Croquet and Baseball Goods,

Fall Slty Of Fine StatoN,Mourning Stationery,

OIQce Stationery,

Guitars from $4.00 Up.

&r Music and Books ordered byEvery Steamer.

Ami ilon't foruet CAPI1 l theh:nh of our hit-lii- ei mid It always talk.

Shamrock Linens!

I TRADE 1V MARK

I lmve iiiueli jiliitstiro inadvising my numerous cli-ents that I Imvo receivedadvices t hut the SiiamuockLinknh Imvo been

The Highest Award, . . .

. . . Medal and Diploma

tit the Oliieitgo World' Fairlor Tablo Linen, Towels,Sheeting, Pillow Linen,Handkerchiefs ami

W. G. SPROULL,Sole Ak.-ii- I fur tliu Iluwiilliin IhlmnU,

ills tf

THEOSOP1IY.ASI'KilAI. I.11IKAKY IS NOW OPENon TI'ESIIAV, THL'IIS-MA-

nml KATL'ltDAY ofeuch week, from'J lo I i'. M., on the m'coiiiI Hour of the Fos-ter llliM'k, Niuuiiiil street, over Uivejoy'fUitv. IJitruiM e In I lui iloor, on Thelimn lemlliiK to the Imek purt of the Hono-lulu Foundry.

tW lu renpoiiKe to uiimurous riiineits,a trial A II V t!,AriS (IF THEOMU'H V,one fvimliiK 11 week, free of ehurpo, will hohtarled in the l.iliiury Hull, u ioou ustneiityiulheyioiiH liuvii been received, lietendiiiK HtudeutH, pleiihe uullfy tlie I.iliru-rht- u.

tW Hooks lent out to rospomdhlu par-ties In Hoitoliilu, nml when pruutienhle, toreKlduutu of the other Inlands. IH'J-l- ni

TO LET

'pWO NH'KI.Y Fl'lt-X- .dishi'il ItoouiH for

(ientlemeii itt No. 4 (liirdunI.IIIIK. NU-- tf

TO LET

iMLrF.NltAlll.i: IIFFM'K mrrtJmmk.U to nit lit No. 1H Ku- -iihiimiiim htreetc Aiinly to SQjj

H"U-l- w WII.UAM FOSTi;U.

FUHNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

'inVll NICKI.Y FtTlt.1 iiihhed Itoouis on 1,1- - ArwrsL limil tu Klreut, oppo-it- Kim-ki- itIuFi2.street, uhout live mill- - mam

"'", H,r"H ''i,r A p-- I".Jy "i Vlli tlU-- f tfTO KENT.

rpWu Mi'R rtl'ITAOKSL to rent on Nllllilllll

' kl ri.i.1 In., u'. .,,, Vineviirdmid nenooi sireeii, licitKl. ,M.Hl For iiiirlieulurs apply toT. AV. HOIIHON,

"7 tf 1'Orl ntreet.HEAL E8TATE FOR SALE

T V.M.tlAIII.K PIKCKS OFI liii)iroved Pionerty, loealeil

liiililh-reii- t Piirlbof the I Ily of 9iioiioiiiiiii mi oarttuiii. Applyfor 'nil imrtieiihirii toi iiitucE a a. j. cAimvititinr.

Hawaiian

Electric

Company.

I

Notice to Consumers I

Thf new workt of the. HawaiianElectric Co, being now completed,

notice is hereby given thai fromand after January 15th the Com-pany in prepared to tuppty incan-descent electric lighting to cut-t- o

mers.

In a few days the Company will

also be prepared lo furnish electricmotors for power, and of whi