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IVOL III. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, SAluKDA. BVBN1NO, OCTOBER 194, Si j ife.

- Till Hawaiian Star.

FUBLISMKU KM HY AUKKNOONKXCKP bUNUAV

IV THE HAWAIIAN Si'AK NMVSPAK ASSOCIATION, Lid.

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HAW,Pel Vwr In Aovuiie-- , - f.0tr Month tn AJVAtBli - tfl

par Year in A d vance. - - Uyfti

AlimilTlSlNfl HATW;

itaim to? transient Hinl regular advertisingcan he obtained r! I lie publication nlHee,loHOcnrc prompt Insertion all advertise-ment"! mimt ho delivered at the BttfllMMMllct' h.'foro LO n. m.

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Firm quarter of the new moon OotobMNiWa. m.

Time Whittie Blown at lh., 28m., 84s. p.m. 01

Honolulu time, which ih the Wit M Dm..Ph. of tlreenwich time.

For every 1000 feet of distance of the(from the Custom Bouse) aiii one

Keeoml for transmission ol sound, or B HOOndlto a statute mile.

M i I. i h ( HKCOKD.

Hy Hie (lovernmeiit Survey, I'uhllshedKvttry Monday.

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Barometer corrected for temperature andelevation but not for latitude.

FOKKI4JN MAIL SKHVICE,

Hteaniships will leave lor and arrive fromKau Francisco on the following dates, ti theclone of UM :

Ahkivk at H'n'luluLkavk Honolulu korKiiou Han r 0ISO0 San r BAJIOtSOOOB

f)R VANCOUVER VANCOUVKH.

On or ttboMl On or AboutChina Sept 4 Warriimio.- - Btpl !

Australia.Warrimoo.

Httut 8 Australia. tsept 15

.Sept 28 llonownJ sept 2iMaripotui.. .Sept 2? Arawa OctOceaulc ...Oct 2 Australia Oot 18

Australia. Oct 0 OttyofPakin Oct 9

Arawa. ..Oct 28 Alameda Oct ISMonuwal.. Oct SB Warrimoo NovAustralia.. Nov-- i AuHtralia Nov litChina .Nov ia .Mariposa Nov 15

Alameda. .Nov J2 Peru Not IV

Wai riuioo. .Nov 2;i Arawa Dec 1

tceanie ... ...lec 1 Australia iJec h

Austral Ih.. . . . Dec Munowal Dee 11

MariuosH.- Dec .11 China Dec illArawa DM 1 8U5.Australia Dec 29 Warrimoo JfvA 1

IMS. tiaelic itChina Jan 22 Peru Mar 2")

Oceanic Feb lt tiaelic vpr 2t

China April 2

UAHO RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

TIME TABLE.From and After June lHt, 1803

TKAINl

TO EWA MILL.u. B. A. U.

A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.Leave Honolulu 8:45 1:46 4:36 5:10

Leave Pearl City 9:30 2:30 6:10 6:58

Arrive Ewa Mill 0:57 2:67 6:36 6:2!TO HONOLULU.

C. B. R. A.

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.Leave Ewa Mill 10:43 3:43 5:42

Leave I'earl City. 6:55 11:16 4:15 6:10

Arrive Honolulu 7:30 11:55 4:56 6:46

A Saturday's only. C Sunday's nxrupted.B Daily U Saturday's

KOI! LBWRKS. C. M. COOKB. f. J. LOWHKY

LEWERS & COOKE,Lumiiek, Builders' HARDWARE,

DOORS, SASH, ULINDS,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,

WALL PAPER, MATTING,

CORRUGATED IRON,

LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

BISMARKFEED and LIVERY STABLES,

WAILUKU. MAUI.WILLIAM COODNESS, Prop.

Carriages to meet every steamer atKabului and Maalaea Bay.

Horses for Haleakala or any partof the island, at reasonable prices.

W. GOODNESS,376tf Proprietor.

REMOVAL

HUSTACE & COhave moved to

Morgan's Auction Roomsfor a short time. VVu "re Mil tIIhi,

Departure Bay Goal,CHARCOAL,

ALGEROBA andKINDLING WOODin any qi amity.

0flBotfc TVliihonM 414. M4tf

ForFine PrintingTry the "8tar'"Electric Works.

L

THE HAWAIIAN feTAR.OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OA1 A REPUBLIC

OF HAWAII.

Kxkci nvi: CorxciL.. M. Dole. Provident of the Hrpuhlic of

Hawaii,ftft, Hatch. MinlMcmf Koreiun Affairs,

i. A. KIiik. Minister of the Interior.M. Iiainon, Minister of Finance,. (J. Small. At tome) i ieneral.

Aiivitutitv DOVMtt

Wt C. Wilder. hHir:nan of the AdisoryOfTltloU i: the RopnbHaOf Hitwali.'n il Hrowli, K. ll. '1 i i, ii. ,

.lohn Nntt, ('. Unite,John Kna. W. t. Allen.JaBM I' . M'trtxan, Henry Walerhouse,it MoCaniHwi. A. Vouiik.i. r. Mundane, I). It. smith,lohn Kmmelutli.0. T Hlgri. WWfitir Kxccutive ami Ad-

visory Comic Hh.

MffMU Coi-kt- .

Hon. A. F. J mid, Ohttf .limtlCe.Hon. Rt Itickci ioii, F irst Aiwoclate Justice.Hon. W. K. rear, Mtn ond Associate .hmticc.Henry Smith. Cfiief t;ierk.Ueore hin as. First Ieptit v Clerk.C. F. I'etcrson, Second Deputy Clerk.J. Walter Jones. StcnoKnij.her.

Otaovtt Ji'ihj kh.

First circuit II. EC, Oooper, W. A. Whiting.Oahu.

deoond Oironil Itaui, J W, Kniuu.Third and Fourth Circuits: Hawaii S.L.Austin.Fifth Circuit Kauai. J. Hardy

Mhces and Court roc mi In JudiciaryBaUdlng, Kinf Street. Bitting in Honolulu:First Monday In Pebrnary, May, August andNovember.

Depahtment Of Pn RBtOH ArFAtus.

Offlc in Executive Building, King StreetFrancis M. Hutch, Mlnlsler of Foreign AffairsHeo. 0. Hotter, Seeretiiry.Lionel ii. A.lHart, Clerk.J, W. Hlrvfn. Secretary ( hiiieso Hureuu.

DEPAKTMKNT (IK TBI iNTKIUOH.

Oftice In Executive Build Ulg, Kiug streetJ. A. King, Minister of the Interior,chief Clerk, John A. llussinger.AsHisLant Clerks, James 11. Boyd, M. K.

Keohokalole, (Jus Hose, Stephen Mahauiu, Qeorge c. Rosa, Edward s. Boyd.

Chum ok BunmAra, dkpahtmknt orInrBBioa.

Surve) W. 1. Alexander,apt. PnbUc Works, W. K. Howell,and Water Works, Andrew Brown.

lnsiector Klectric Lights, John Cassldy.Registrar of Conveyances, T. ti. Thrum.Deputy Registrar of Conveyances, it. W

AndrewsRoad Supervisor, Honolulu. W. EL Cum- -

tdainga.

Chief Engineer Fire Dept., J. H. Hunt.UnpL Insane Asylum. Dr. lieo. Herbert.

BC HEAL' Of AllKlcri.TUnK.

president J. A. King, Ministerof the Interior.

Members: W. ti. Irwin, A. Jaeger, A. Her-

bert and John Ena.Commissioner of Agriculture and ex officio

Secretary of the hoard: Joseph MarsUeu.

Depaktmemt or Finance.

Minister of Finance, S. M. Iiainon.Auditor-Genera- l, U. Laws.Registrar of Accounts, W. i. Ashley.OoUeoior-Gener- uf t 'ustoms, J. H. Castle,Tax AaaaMor tiatni, Junathan Shaw.Deputy Assessor, W. . Weedou.I'ostmasier-tienera- l, J. M. Oat.

CU8TOMH iiUHEAU.

Office, Custom House, Ksplaoade, Fort St.Collector-t.tnera- l, J, B. Castle.

F. B. McMocker.Harbor Master, Caiitain A. .Fuller,fort Surveyor, M. N. Sanders.Storekeeper, tieo. C. Stratemeyer,

1JEFAUTUENT Of ATT! I UN E V ti EN E It A L.

Office in Executive Building, King St.Attorney-Genera- l, W. O. Smith.Deputy Attoritey-tteuera- l, A. (i. M. Robert-so-

Clerk, J. M. Kea.Marshal. K. G. Hltclicock.Clerk to Marshal, EL M . How.Deputy Marshal, Arthur M. If row b.Jailor Oahu Prison, Jauies A. Low.1'risou Ph)ician, Dr. C. B. Ciaiper.

Boakd or Immigration.

OlHce, Department of Interior, JudiciaryBuilding, King Street.

President, J. A. King.Members of the Board of Immigration:

J. B. Atherton, J as, A. Kennedy, JosephMursden, Jamev ti. Sjttmcer, J Crdeii.

Secretary, Wray Taylor.

HoAitu or Health.Office In grounds of Judiciary Building

corner of Mililanl and Queen Streets.Members: Dr. Day, Dr. Wood, Dr. Andrews,

J. T. Waterhouse. Jr., John Ena, TheodoreF. Lansing ami Attorney) ieneral Smith.1'resident, Hon. W. (t. Smith.Secretary, Chas. Wilcox.

Executive Otllcei,C. B. Renohis.Agent Board of Health, J. D. McVeigh.Inspector and Manager of Garbage Service,

L. L. La Pierre.Inspector, ti. W. C. Jones.Port Physician, Dr. F. R. Day,Dispensary, Dr. Henry W. Howard.Leper Settlement, Dr. R. K. Oliver.

Boa Hi) or Emtation.omce. JudJotarj guild Ingj, King Street.

President, W. K. Castle.Clerk, J. F. S. otl.inspector o Schools, A. T. Atkinson.

HOAKO OK CHOWN LAM! CoM M gJgJOg EM8.

J. King, Minister of the Interior; W. O.Smitii, Attorniy ticineral ud c. r. laukea.Office in Judiciary Building.

DPJffgJOT Cot'Mr.

Police Station Building, Merchant Street.antOOkl IVr-y- Magistrate.James Ttiouipson, Clerk.

I'oKTorm Itt'ltKAU,

Poatmaatai fla ygl. J, Mori tat.Secretary, W. O. Atuater.Sup i Postal Savings Itniik, K. H. WotlettoUHe.Igonej Order Departments F. B. Oat.(ieneral Deliery, l . T. Kenake.t gdatry lpgiigitnt, Q U Dgggev

Clerks. J. D. Holt, it. a. Dagtag, S. I,. Keknmano, F. H Angus, J. H Nul. Heiirj ttalaJoun Uiraui. K. Narlu, J T. Flguereda.

Clothes Builders.11 EDS IatOfl A COMPANY,

llidt l gtfget,Arc now gfgpgfgtl go iuill suns, fof ativHizd man, from ift . up- - Hinall iM.ya

fin In Mlttil at pad Wood HgttfM,leu irii. nTpglftfiH and lveing, is

p irt of our bvglnggg.( Hfgttgg Ohll mill see.

h. DBCKBR,M.umuer.

449 I mo

THE

ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS

Candy Fac'ui,,'

S f',.

FINE Vnonolulu HOT

IOE CREAMS, f COFFEE,

CUES. CAIOItS TEA. CHOCOUTE

ISLAND CURIOS.Our Efttabliihment is the Finest Keiort tn the

Cttv. CaM and nee ut, Open till tt p. m.

Castle & Coke,IMPORTERS,

HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

General Merchandise.

AgriculturalImplementsandPlantationSupplies.

4'.':itr

This Spaceis

Reservedfor the

Equitable Life Assurance Society

of fbe United States.

BRUCE & ft. I CARTWR1GHT,

Genera Managers for the Hawaiian

Islands.

CASTLE & COOKE,LIFE AND FIRE

Insurance Agents.

AUKNTH KOB

XKir KXQLAXD MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.OK BOSTON.

.ETNA

FIRE

INSURANCE CO.

of HARTFORD, CONN

PACIFIC

COMMERCIAL

ADVERTISER.

78 cents Per Month.

$2 Per Quarter.

SubscriptionsPayableStrictlyInAdvance.

Hawaiian Gazette Co.

CHAS. HUSTACE,Lincoln Ui.ock, King Stkkht,

Hetwoeu Kurt anil Alakea SU.DEALER IN

Groceries and Provisions.Fresh California Roll Butter and Island

Butter always on hand.

Firsi G00J1 terriieJ by every Steamerrow SttH b'ratteiseo.

tf Mnw.UUis UltAKANTSSD. AfrT

CO.NSnf.il VI D

soda WATER WORKSruMi'Ai.Y, un,

.i!iintiil., OOnMT Alli'ti (mil 1'nrf street..

HOLLbTER A. CO.. A.,ents.

t: o. Iwa j'T. i ilium u

LEWIS & CO.ktWM PS Mi

Navji BtfipflMii WboMMld Mid RitaUeao rs m t Jrorcries, ProvHioim, ett.

u; r on m., Honolala, Et L

"

m. rmEimE 55!Wholesale ltiiMirteo nntl JoBImmh of

AMERICAN & EUROPEAN OfiY GOODS

Corner Kort and Qa en SU., Honolulu.vTtJ

J. ALFRED MA600N.ATTUKNKY nn.l OOtTNBBLOrl-A- T I.AV

(iftlr., 4'J Miwi hnnt Street,

MMMl, H. I.

J. M. MONS1RRAT.ATTORNEY AT LAW AMI ROTARY

mua(artwriglit UliM-k- , St.. Honolultt.

M. II. LOIIKIDK.

BION ami OBNAMBNTAL PAINTER.HEI.l. TSLBTOOMI m.

jyAll OrderH Promptly Attended (Oi631

11. W. SCHMIDT & SONS

EXPORTERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

M.S. GUI NBA I'M & CU.UmiMd.

BONOLULTJ, H. ICoiiiininiou Mcrrliants ainl linpiui.TS

of tieni ral Merchandise,

San CraaolweOffloe, 3i.ri Fronl St

C. B. RIPLEY.ARTHUR REYNOLDS,

Ofkick New Safe KejKisIt lliilldin.HoDolnln, H. I.

Plans, Kpeclfleatlom and Buperintandenetgiven for every deaerlptloo of KniidinK.

Old Baildlagfl accewfvJl! remodeTed andenlarged,

UeniuiiH for Interior IeooratloniMap-o- Mechanical Drawing, Tracing and

Hlinnrintlnjr.fir Ilrau iliKH for Books or Newspuper Illus-

tration

Pacific Brass Foundry

STEAM AND GALVANIZED PIPE. EL-

BOWS, (JLOBE-VA- 1 -.

STEAM COCKS, ninl all oilier tltting"for pipe on liHnd.

Ponol!j!u Steam Rice Mi!!.

FreMi nulled Riot .or mil e in Quantities to iQil

J. A. HOPPER, Prop'r."orl r r et. Efonolnln.

ED. A. WILLIAMS.

Successors to C.

BISHOP & CO..hMMkM in MM

BANKERS.HONOMTLtf, Hawaiian Isi ,m

DRAW BXCBANOB ORTHE BANK Of DUMM, Ml FRANCISCO.

AJIlt Til H Al I NTM IX

New York, Chicago, Boston, Paris.MESSRS. I M. RUTH H1LD & SONS. lOHDlN,

l If A N K ! ) I I t N TH K- - U A I N .

The OotnflMKggJ IhinkitiK Co. of Hydney,

The Bank 'r Efew Beahutd. . midImini'hnM in ( hi h, Dnnedio

and Wetttnston,Tli" hank of lirit 'uluiithia, Vietoria, mid

Ite hranelnt. vgJKSUUVgr, Nnnninio, Weallmnisii-r- H. (, , and I'ortlmnl. Oregon,

The Azures mid Madeira Islands.Htookbohn. Bwadatt,The Chartered Hunk of India, Australia and

i hum.Tlie llougfcon and Khnnnlnti. t'hinn; and

Yokohama, HlogO and IVagjaaggij .laonnAnd traiirwt a (Ieneral t Itiisines"- -

C, HEWER 4 CO,, IIP

Queen St, Honolulu. H, I,,

AC.KNTS FOR

Hawaiian AcriraRajfal Od,, Oitoneigar Co., nonomu Bogaf Co.. Wai-liik-

simar Co.. Wainee Sogat Co.,Makee Mi':ir I'n., Haleakala Kar -- ii(V.. Kapapala Ranoh,

Ptafltere' Line Sun Kranei-r- o Paokcta.Ohaa, Brewer dC On.1! Line of Boston

Packets.Aki'ius Boston Board of Underwriters,Asnti Philadelphia Baud of Dndsr-tttters- i

List ok OfFfUlMV. C. JllXKH PftSldfltllGHm) h. Uhiikhthon KaBjafsrK. k BtiBOP..., Trias, and BsojOot, W. K. KhlMM Auilitor('. ML C'OIIKKH. Watkhiioikk.. i Dirw-tu-

C. L, t'AKTKR

WILDER & CO.rjUtabUggag in 1872.)

Estate I G, WILDER W. C, WILDER,

HlI'lMlHKK AM, DPALRRS IN

Lumber and Coal

Building MaterialsSl"CH AS

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,Pitintt, Oil, (jiluss.

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Cor. Fort and Queen Streets,

HONOLULU, H. I.

II. II. WILLIAMS.

E. Williams.

WILLIAMS BROS.

Have just received per hark C. D. Bryantand have on hand a full line of

Furniture,Upholstery,

Pianos, etc.A Variety of BEDROOM, DINING ROOM and PARLOR

SF.ls, WARDROBES, CHIFFONIERS, SIDEBOARDS,TABLES and STANDS, WICKER CHAIRS and ROCK-ERS; a large varied ol Wood and Cane-sea-l CHAIRS,Spriiijr and I up M A I TK ESSES and PILLOW'S.

A fine line ol BABY CARRIAGES, tingle, and double.A large attortmenl ol Plain and Fancy MAI I l NO, RUGS and

MATS.PIANO8 FOR SALE OR IRE The Hem me & Long Piano

are the beal lor tnls country. The have been in uie herelor the last fifteen years and give perfect satisfaction.

CHAIRS TO RENT, odorless Live Geese FEATHERSHAIR. EUREKA and EXCELSIOR alw at un hand: alsoFurniture Coverings, hirst class UPHOLSTERING dune.Mattresses made over. Furniture repaired. Goods orderedIrom Catalogue at lowest prices

MONUMENTS AND HEAD STONES lurnished to order.Samples can be seen on application.

Order: from the othei Islands promptly and laiihlullv attendedto, and all goods carefully packed.

609 and on King St., adjoining the Arlington Hotel.Telepl kOnes Mutual 7O; IJell I7y.

4Jnt

PILLSBest Family Medicine

CURESick Headache, Constipation,

OYSPEPSIA, LIVER TROUBLES.

Purely Vegetable. Easy to Take.The ilelii nie HHicar-- . tlnn i.f Aer I'lili

ausslrei lainaiinir on iswililiii ike Moavaa,aad penalU Hie fan meuaili f taellnitmlli-n- l p he Illy a.imllaleil. A apanatlve, either ier trsrshera .iras a faniiiv

Matelas, Ayer'i Mill, an Iho biat la tailworlil.

AVER'S PILLS,Madt-h- Dr.J.C. AyerA I'. .l."ell.Ma.i..tT.S.A.

HlfiHEST AWARDS AT THE

World s Great Expositions.

...f fliftt), luiltHtt,.,,. The nHtnn

- I'illt - It bluwu lu tloi uhtia of eacb

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.

WHOLESALE AGENTS,

FOR SALE.The Late Residence of

A. J. CART WRIGHT,AT MAKIKI.

Price, $12,000.Ths premiaefl may be ins poo ted bv

applying to the janitor on the ground,ami full partioulan may be obtained atthe otliee of

BRUCE CARTWRIGHT.Trustee-

Tha Bttannahip

WAIIYIAIMALOwill run regularly bataresn this artanil Waialua, Waianae, KAwalbapai,Itokuleia, Keawenui and Kuiki on tliebland of labo, For freight eto, applyto the laptain.

WM. DAVIES,Bigger, Stereddre and U'reeker. EMi-m-

tea and oontraota on all kiiniB ofvviirk.

Iiniiiire at Office of J. S. Walker, overBpreokela1 Hank. ;w.",if.

" ' s "SMOOTHin litri! in

CAYENNE h III a I

auanti -

PINEAPPLESUCKERS' Suck ran grown in Floridn and produce thelineal fruit in the world. Ooreajpondenoa aolloUad,

ORLANDO GRAPE & FRUIT CO.,

IW Bm irlanilo, Florida.

Club Stables Co.s. K. QRAHAM, Manai.kr.

Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.

Fort Slrtft, Between Hotelami Iteretauia.

Both Telbpronss No. 477.connected with hack stand

fur. Kim; and Bethel st.BOTH TELEPHONES No. 113.

JAS. F. MORGAN.No. 45 Queen St reel,

Auctioneer and Stock Broker.

Speeiul attention givggj to thehandling of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds

Hawaiian Wine Co.,Klt.vNK BXH s, Mon.

Mand U Merchant si., Honolulu, 11. 1.

Tin BepubUfl being siTin-tMl- ergprepared i" aall .11

-- Annexation PricesTHE BEHT or

Aks andsBpirilAt arholi-ttalf-. No kooiIh huM al n tail.

FAT TURKEYS

All the Year Hound

HENRY DAVIS & CO,

.'(; KOKT BTggglHolh 1tlphoni, ijo. gj g

BTATEN AT HIS OWN GAME.

A hfktl A ad Itot Trita h M'im itirerTli an t 10 ! 1111 lora.

It was L'tivit fun ffir ttie tmfl In the ril-- i, - Cnele i'dll lived to u t him -- tart-

d telling Rome .r big bkl weor lag. Appnr-rtrtl-

latere vrgfi gej Inwigmi to hit jniainn-- i

ron and to Mm number ol Mi inlgni. Mostif ttaetn were eon to r td in getttg wnr u j t h

ie Hndaon tie bad agent nenrlf bighOM life on l he uvi-r- .

Seated on a atrinj f the wbari oneafternoon with a number of jroongatgfaaround him he began hy telHtm hi audiMOl what nWOndir'nl river the ilildton

M"yh," bggaldt "! till tat thai Sara is amighty DM rucr. r kin go lnoaiaflffu ii n mini to nn her. Taaatr, r kingo to rwgggM h pole ggj tprtl i n h pola.1

In bojrg wini. nl tonne ggggjlm , lut didnot venlttra t rmUJm ih reinaikn.

"i low atioQi Cttptatn Broai ' aloop, DnalaBUI?" aakad ooa at hi auditor!.

"Ah, Utttggand tsM old man. "iip w an adandy, aha wag, Why, tWu gtaa iagM vn-

lo'p. i.ad-- whli ON till ln r di- k waMtltihwith tbar wmtt. tfo down latwtcn Havermraw bny undar full hii when wag gggggtwas snstiir tlnn the othtr hfiatNhadtnurtgfli in tin ir BsaJttali an tnair tba bobbad,and BOtna of Viu with tlu-i- paaJni dfgppgd.

"f'vr trout down iiavrrt raw tinvwith Dig Barya boW nndlg Wgggf mnre'nhalf ittar tlma an didn't mind it At allBbawaa a grant lo'p, grow, U yar wgotarknow it."

"How did you likt- havln the WeM MatleUnrashool holm thmiiKh Un iiiaioHail,I'nch BUIp" aakad an auditor.

"I didn't like it nohow. 'Tain't no usetryln t r foo with them fellers, they're t. wevurlani ii. reckalnuM. tne u them Mint- -paity near look off my wliinkep-.-

"Jlyl I m il- - liill that wan a narrer Cr

ansa, rasmtkad an tnapagWni ynaiBajar,with a wink at nil gHttfling H'mpaniou.,"hut it niri't narthlu to what I Md OOMwhan t wm Rgfattn tnjnna oot want, oneeventn jest nhout suiiHet I was koIiik honn-t-

the OMUp when all of a sudden an Injunjumps from behind a hush, and tiefore I

aottM do nnythlng he put up hia vUm andSfgd rljthl at my head. I Haw the Imil.-- t

aomin an oaojglil it baawaaii my teeth amishook i: at him. The Injun pgVg a yelland run gfl hard as he eoiihl."

There was a how from the other boyt,but Dttek BIU, with a look of deep diagfOfriat baugj hanten at alaown gwnw, ggirtnlmrtlin tones of gfggt diHapproval:

"Ah, you whaling pill, you, what do yerwant ter li. to at poor OW man furr" Andhe got up and walked slowly away.

BapvntittoiM Aimut Old Olrdl .

Ginlle4 were an ohjeet of aapgfgUtlOO,more espeeially il they hail belonged tofemale Hiiints. Such girdles were popularlybelieved to misshh a eertatit remurkabb-powoi tha power, namely, of prtectinuwomen from some of the more serious

that are attendant Off consequentupon childbirth. Thin opavntlfttoaj permeat ts I tbroiikfh all classes of the sexQueens credited the miraeiilous virtues of"our laily'f girdle" Mid paid large ptioCMtor the loan of one. The maioritv of the-- .girdlna were lielieved to hae been thepro(Hrty, during her lifetime, of St. Maryaret. the gMeSoOg patroness of marriisiwomen. Nearly every nunnery in Kughind

to say nothing of France- possesed one.There Is In an old Irish poem, with thecharmingly euphonious tiile of "OranBadnr Ailta Agoa MaoBonnin Air DhoibhLfaarg a Qnnbhni Hi Ltonn'annllanioa totha affleaay Of an enchanted or MDOfetflgdgirdle in I his same direction, ami we unfurl her Inform ad t hat "sickness can notaffbot i hose whom their girdle binds

in i hat! an i bora is mention made to nun hthaanma effect. It dooa not matter thaithe poems if Ossiuil, as put before theworld by Mr. MacpheiHon.are not genuine.One of i he school masters' cnminctitaUirsaayi that "oangAflodgirdlai till very latelywere kept in many families in the north olScotland, Tiny were impressed with sev-eral myattoal figures, and the ceremony ofbinding I hem about t he woman's waistw as m eoiiipaiiicd with WOfda and glOtOIHwhich showed the custom to have come.I mill. diy (bona the I iruids." Cluunbtta'Journal.

The Bonr and the On Byod Man.The following story was related by a

Dnrdlatan man of the name of tihalibShah,at a village near Astur, called Par

itbing, He was one uight looking outv le t her any bear had come into his "tromha" liehl. He 'aw that a r wa.s tin re.and that he with his paws alternately tooka pawful of "troinba," blew the chaff awayand ate hastily, The man was blind of oneyo and ran to his hut to gel his gun. He

came out and pointed it at the bear. Theanimal, who saw this, ran n 0'. the blindside if the man's face, snatched the gunout of his hand and threw it away.

The bear and the man then wrestled fora ume, but afterward both gave up thestruggle and retired. The man, after hehod recovered himself, Went to look (OT Hegun, tha slock of w hich he found brokt n.Tha matchstriiig by which the stock hadbeen tied to the barrel had gone on burningall night and bad the cause of thegunbeing destroyed. The son if that man stilllives at the village and tells this HOTwhich the people uff. et to believe. Dr.iXdtaor in Asiatic Quarterly.

Why Wniprii Live Longer I hun len.In the forty-nint- registration report of

iKSti t10 cuiupiler plWI llthe statistics of KXj jarsonh who were

as having died during the 10 yoavai) al the age of 1K and over f this

number 153, or T."i,4 Mr cent, were femalesHy the slate census of Iss.". the iiiimU'roffemales living over o years of age wasnearly double that of males. The greaterexposure of men to accidents, to weatheragent it . to the constant strain of OUalttMllife, to the anxiety of providing for thefamilv, all tend to rhorttn the life of menThe deaths hy accident among men are

KH1 than threefold greater than amongwomen, and men commit suicide in abouta threefold ratio as compared with women.

Ho&toii Medical ami Mirgical Journal.

A si,r in. mi flnlnrodo liar.The following story, the work of an tm

agiuatnt correspoiuleiit, tomes fnim Colo-rado; " Two hunters, coining to the etige ofA glade, saw (si bears in consultation. Ohewas him: liound it h grapevine, two werewatching over him. and another was makinga speech. Presently the big bear stoppedtalking, and all the (: growled an asvut.Some of the bears threw a grapevine loopabout i he erring boar neck, tad him to alimb, t hrew t he vine over, and -- ix lag hearswalked away with it. In 0 minutes tinbear was dead, and t he others went solemnly away. The hunters secured the lynchedbaarahln without a bullet hole in it hyaray f proof."

s.ii Baougfa ii... i .i ah.DuriiiK tki lata vrar g ngbaail ol rolan

U'l-I- . Mi HIHt-- Ulllllll 111," ffUIlt ill 1,,'HV)tiaihar, aa aaoa an Qu iirin baaan i

aai seal f, orull Unified hit in ih raar, butooa alruafc a unit Aal aoaM aavanauli

llauil s tramble fur herrooatd, lit-baited in but Right, and arben aakad arbalaai the matter laid, "1 iaal eouldu'l ttandout then in e open all nynjnelf," HeMnu thee saked en n did aat w ' hehltala tree ll vaa pti ailed moeaeat, atitlt sen ask., "There "tu t oaijr Mtouejh tur i beoflktan ' .iiu ITraniaanii snnaniil

Two aeaaaaj playhuj dirattnna W baaaj adai and atabl'ta fT ttt'vmaTnlmrrr finildeont unit UaVXK),0U0 )iurn wiilumiliiKuliiiic toiiiliiiiMiiuiii. nf tht aaiut. ibetuiul of wblcb in.'ta.l.'s.lll.oto.

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PekingDoubtless

the Objective

Point,

The Hand of

REAL MOT MO

Process

AVVA1IAN STAR. nillesweaiemrdol

CHINA HELPLESS?

Russia

Pamirs.

JANEIRO

and Damage

Storm.

in the

IN

of a

Other Tetesraptilc n,-- Itemised Cor.

frins Adelees from ah Partsof th World,

I.OSHON. September It is reportmthat most of the Japanese nien-of-w-

have left the island "f Hai Yantnn.Yuki iIIa.ma. September 14, No on.

now doubts thai the long delay in Jap-

anese military movements is to allowtime for the completion of a preat planof invasion. Any day may bring newof a battle in Northern Korea and olthe sailing of 50,000 troops for sonicpoint on the inner coast of the Oulf ol

PeohiU. hut as the decisive time ap-

proaches, the Japanese authorities groemore ami more deaf to appeals for in

formation. They frankly declare thaisecrecy is one of their chief Conditionsof success.

London, Sept. so. The Centred jVaiM

has informal ion thai Captain Gals-

worthy, the commander of the Chines,trans port Kow slum,;, has state. undtroath that the charier of tie KowShiing to the Chinese Government c

a clause, to he kept secret, thatin tha event of a hostile movementagainst the ship by the Japanese ticKow Shung should be regarded as Chi-

nese property.Shanghai. Sept. 'J7. -- it is reported

that the native officials have receivednews last night that the Japanese at-

tacked th? Chinese forces at An Chowand Vi Chew simultaneously, ami wererepulsed at both places.

The massacre of foreigners at 1'ekini'is regarded as imminent. The lega-

tions have aaked that nine jackets helanded to protect them.

Japanese warships are scouting in theQuit of Pepbili. Naval experts say thatthe Chinese vessels will never appear onthe scene again.

LONDON, September JO. A dispatch j

from T..kio says a second Japanese armyfur lield service, mobilised at lliros-Ohlm-

und consisting of 80,000 men,under command of Field Marshal CountOyatue, embarked yesterday amid in- -

tense enthusiasm. The Kmperor re-- 1

viewed the troops. It is reportedvaguely that the siUadion is hound furthe Yellow Sea.

London, September 97. A

from .Shanghai dated says: TheChinese naval oflieers now at PortArthur and Tien n are squabblingamong themselves as to the responsi-bility of the terrible Chinese losses inthe naval hattle otf the Valu. A courtOf Inquiry is sitting ami lias alreadyfound Captain Pong of the warshipTsi Yuen guilty of cowurdice in the faceof the enemy. He was ondcinned tobe h. beaded, and it is believed thatother officers w ill ise their beuds.

New Yuan, s, pi. B8. The Heraldlias the following from Shanghai: TheChinese army at Wi-j- u, on the Yaluriver, which is opposing the advance ofthe main Japanese army in Korea, liasmutinied. The men are throwing awnvtheir arms, because tin y have no amiuunition, being cut otf from their bate offppliee. Tlie Chinese defenses have

completely oollapsed and are now onlya farce. There is a panic in Peking,and the very name of a Japanese in-

spires terror every when-- . Chinu isperfectly helpless.

Sham.iivi. ept. 88. Il is reportedthat the Emperor has granted Li HungChang's request to lie allowed to takethe Held iii per-- . ,11, all I th il l.i HungChany will main his he clipiarteis at I.uTill, near Iw Ping, th" present head-quarters of the provisional ( lumu and,

t hief of Chili l.i.It i also reunited that the Chinese

troops have evacuated Korea and ar,

I mi l'. if 1I11' fiilllti riili.litloB of Hi'

arm. nnil ilTIWtjnllkrtl Mpplled t(1 lit''lrcni' .

LomoRi September Mi - A despatchfrom Shanghai MSS it i !'( rt- I thaithf Jebertee ha vp mceetded in rateriiiK tin- ( IhtIMM pfO ii"'' uf Miinrlini in.

and :hi' advancing npon Monkden, theOHI'itHl.

h is also Mid tiv'ii'iiin has taken blaabetween the tneaden end the Ohtoeeiat a town between tlint oily Mid tinfrontier. Tin engagei it if seW thave ended in a decisive vlctorj for tin

.11 the position mvvinuslytmntnelTet rcnirnM'ti.in.tOOUpWa i. I'mmlc, liistDi

mitin Ohlnew troop.rJtanjMrtch to the Tfittcn from Yokn-hfttit-

msi The dctl lt)i. of t in

coml JftpMievf nriny t ;t..,."m iupii r

t ftecfut. i'ln' .1 ;i pn Msf army in

K'ir.'a if r.ipiitU sUlvMlcttlg ttOffthWfdNo resist WW! f Its pfl gfPM ll fi'i'clt it

on this p!Ih i t iht UMoew frontierThef0 HI tlO trilth 111 tlie rttltlOt of mi

AfmittlceAtr.iii s at tVklng Are tending toward

an imperial coup il't'tal, involving theoverthrow of LI Qnng Chang ami oiliertAttiUion.

It ' ex peeled that the eaptain of (lieI'hini Ke w iir KwaniE lni w ill alobe he headed for OOWftTdtC ftfid forHtrnndin Ins vessel in mi attempt toeecape dnrtng the notion oil the VaiuiiH er. i'ho ev idciiee ngntml him iw

September W. Ai theJapanese Legation y no officialontirmalion of the reported Japanese

Invasion of Manchuria, and the decisivevictory of tin' Japanese near M nikden.the capital of the Chinese province ofthat name, could lie otitained. It was; ited out however, that the invasionof lianohurla would be the direct

of the Japanese victory at PingYang, and the diplomats were w illingto credit the news of the victory.

m

RIOTING AT RIO.

President Pelsoto says The! He canKeep ttu Pssee,

Sept. ST. Admiral dat lama asserts there has been rioting inRio de Janeiro lasting live days and ac-

companied outrages on Portuguesemerchants, instigated directly by Presi-

dent IVixoto. who incited soldiers,drosses in citizen's clothes, to make anattaok on the pretense that they wantedto break up a meeting of royalist con-spirators.

liio.it is reported, looks like a greatmilitary camp, soldiers petroling thestreets, cavalry being encamped in thepublic gardens and launches patrollngthe harbor.

The number of killed in the riots is

stated to he 838, while 818 werewounded and the hospitals.Most of the fighting occurred near thewater's edge, and many bodies werecast into the harbor.

K n in,

Itt SSIA I lis.

Prol il Agreement uCli ina

London, September 88. A diapatohfrom Paris to the Exchange TelegraphCompany says its correspondent therelearns on the best authority that in July

provisional agreement was effectedbetween Russia and china in regard tothe future action of Kn.-si- a in thePamirs. It was agreed by the twocountries that the forces of neitherpower should pass the range.The agreement friendlyrelations between Russia and China,and has an important hearing upon thefortunes of China in the present strug-gle. Russia, however, the dispatch adds,is not likely to maintain a friendly alti-tude toward china without substantialn turns,

WEST INDIA HUBBICANB,

Progress nt the storm Damage Dens inVerloui Loealltlss,

Nkw Yokk, September 17, The WestIndian hurricane is making its waysteadily in this diiei'tiou. Karly in theday it was off the coast of South Caro-lina. It is traveling slowly in an east-erly direction, with a rotary motion de- -scribing clrclei of about 8000 miles in1diameter.

k, were

dealersto the Ttmt$-UnU- H relating to the dam-age resulting from the West Indiancyclone tell the lame story of houseswrecked crops destroyed, but no

of life is reported.

ii 1.1. ii....

Kin JAMEIBO OI'IKT.

Vlgoraui Oampalsn Againstin. Bshels.

Hto JANSIBO, 88. This cilvis peaceful now. and a vigorouspaign the rebel forces undert.cneral Salgado inis being arranged,holds all the publicis ready in barracks.

II K 11

a

Kin Brands do Suialready

square-- , artillerywhile the infan -

try sailors patrol the streets. Noleaves of abssnOS are granted by thecommanders the warships.

-Tin: MOSQUITO RKMBKVATtOM,

Blufleldi People Want 11 Aaaeaed inColombia.

Pan am v. Septeinher ','s. A del. gationor Hosquito s ami Influentialproperly holders from BluefleXds haveveiled Oarthagena and requested tinQovernor to iransiuit inpetition ssking Colombia to am ex theSlusqaitO reservation.

. ii.. Panama Canal Damps?.l.nNii iN. .September 28.A dispatch to

the Ttm from Paris says tliHt the issue..I 800,000 shaics of the new PanamaCanal Company, Limited, lo the sbateund bOlid holders ,,f the old companyhas not y. t been success, hut uudeithe compromise between ths liquidatoranil Who is bound to take88,000 shares, the new company will In

constituted,

Martial Law in l Iti.-n-

Pasvma. -- pi 10,Prss ideal Iglssissof Oosta Woa ban martial

Il Is believed that the attll. k oilthel iesi h ni as ictuated by pin tieansof the proposed federation.

1. Tl H . III M I I II

Belgians have otoalied Congo's stgveMasts,

TIhtp hth only ftbotfl 10. mm forriffm.lipim.Bwtl wtll wwmti ilflt6W.006 too m

BttfOpBi

Thf VYcttOtl CttflinbGfH Will meet c

tobvf HM

Utitnvt 1,1'vv. tlir cf.'plinitrl Fttftchengraver, in d(Mdi

"T imtiy linn unUTpil n Inre mi ppl v

Oillfofflli bmtidi

Vici-niii- . Aiistmlm.

King Hutnbrti predict! itnis nsfly9nftnein1

fhP ion of the ian.ihowi Improvemctitt

Washington,

MonTCVIDBO,

entered

l suUiiii Kurnd V, depottd in 1W6,

dytnfl in CoaitantnoplHt

Tim it now ftl4( fretjnentlyitt icktfd ith ipttsmi ami iWOOttlOg

S'ilval"r in- - In li. vi tln Bcetftfl w illin fill their poll! ton) plotting ui once

Tht l"ii' Blaniarcli Ii i t iwere theWestern AttiiiiUo tr&p twenty ninuter.

Th. former Mlnittef of Ptonltot ofPeru will to dieted for embetslentent

The health of Cardinal Vaughan, the'eminent BngUeh divine, is miid tofailing.

rears are expressed th;.i the rice sup-- ,

ply in China will he Insnfflolettt forthe army and navy.

rhe Qrand Jurj in Cbiongo Iihh ln

dieted owners and fifteen Keepers'of gambling onscs.

Mrs. W, T. Hull, form)J. imes G, III. line,

ilj the wile ofbirth to a

son ni Newport. R, I.

Statistics in France show duringthe last few years the population has

decreased.

The Victory ol the textile strikers atNew Radford, Mass.. is complete. Allthey Contended for Iris been granted.

Ibsen's income lav has justill Norway at il:'.'

fortune of and anbased on n

Income of8,800,

Eastern and Western livestocbreeders are to organize tl fall t i

uutline a classification of entries atFairs.

An Anarchist named Micanosa at-

tempted to assassinate President tgleslaaduring the artillery review at San Jose,t kwta Uica.

GleUCOe, Scotland, the scene of themassacre of the MacDpnaids, was latelysold for 80,000, The estate comprised8,800 acres,

King Isoar of Sweden, w ho don't likethe way the elections in Norway areg. ing. intends to wear off hisui an elk hunt.

Consequent on war between Japanand China, the price of opium in Indialias risen forty per cent, above the

estimate.

The mechanics at the Harris CorlitaWorks, at Providence, refused to ac- -

Cept a reduction in wages, ami thei pany y lelded.

Three hundred negroes recently startedfrom Birmingham, Ala., for Ohio, totake the place of striking miners intlie Massillon district.

The nfissourUPaclfio Ii dlroad officiatehave discharge d a number of engtneiand firemen for having lii en "implicate! in the late strike.

Large numbers of arrest have fol-

lowed the rioting at llio de Janeiro, inBraail, Peixotosays he can take can' ofthings w it bout tlie assistance of foreignwarships. Alllgutm--

the Bank Euglamll '1"'"J accompaniesheld an n''m''' t'VL'l' to and oftl

lllsceiil hv mail both water nd

bmk as employes of two batches oflady clerks.

Kossuth's sou has been declaredthe authorities to be ineligible to theHungarian Parliament, as he is notHungarian subject and has never takensteps to become one.

The i'ope lias summoned Mon-ign-

rlulst. ths spiritual adviser the lateCount of Paris, to the Vatican for thepurpose imparling to him instruc-tions in regard to Royalists.

The London Chamber of Commercegave a dinner to Congressman w.Wilson last night. The subjects

ac K vl i. I 'la , September SH. Free Trade and Protection theCommunication with Southern Florida prlnoipsland nly topics discussed.Is being restored, and special dispatches Canadian nre

andloss

September

I against

Cavalry

and

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Thehaving a good laugh at the expense oftiie Democrats. "The Americans wonget their lumber any cheaper," they say,but we'll get more for our lumber.Worcester Telegram,

The limber tires in OlOWcounty. Minn., have l.,.n Quenched,The flames rsgsd w ith fury September88th, In the evening the wind subsided. There are fears that severalparties have been lost.

Brads Virginia,w as Mabone's lieuten-

ants during the resdjuStar period ia theold Dominion, says the Republicansgoing to elect four anil possibly riveCongressman the coming election inthat State.

There rumors that Augustine,I'la , has suffered great damage by theWest India hurricane, Other parts ofFlorida, cut off by the destruction towin cannot he heard from, but H be-lief that the damage w ill be tohave l.een is growing.

The shetlleld, England, Telegraph d.chin s that the lime has come for warwith l'Vance. in order to put downagressions againat britiah Colonies.The Telegraph is owned by Kir WilliamLong, a of Lord Yalitbary, atw hose hands he was knighted.

Lankj .nil. wii...Oin.KANs, s, pt. The glove1

contest between Robert Fltsslaamoni ofj Newark, k .1., and Danny OTeedon,

bailing from St. Luuls, fof purse of$9,000, took place in die iirenii of theOlympic club to and resulted inan easy vie on for PilssitUUOM. Tinyfought US mi.idl. -- weights at pounds.

Uonadarj Dispute.WASHUfOTOg, September There

pretnonitioni of betweenMeglpo and Ousti mala, growing out ofa disputed vet the boundary line betweenthe two countries,

HIE Hawaiian siak. SATURDAY OCTOBER 6, t,,,

Bl AUTHORITY.NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Tin- - Boerd ni RegMMMoa for titelMld ol I 'aim will In- in ItnlQB beef)dnr thht week M the old Oratl Room,Judlriarr Bnildlng, from I to 11 o'oiooMa in. ami I'rnin I to (; o'clock p. m., fmiiic purpoM of reytetefing voters.

The regtttnttion w in porltlvdy eltmon Sntiiriliiy. ( ictolici til h.

c. T. RODQBfCB,

HENRV (.'. MEYKIts.n. KKlitPIO.

Bonolnlu, i tot i. 1M4.BiHtrd RegletMtfonf tehtnd of OeJiOi4HII lit

Board of Examiners.. .

The lliiurl of RjMtutnen for MMetftlriniitH or inflrage to be granted by theMinister Intefl r m oonfortnlty withArticle II of tin1 Constitution, will In- - insession si Hie old Legislative Hall, ettdlclary Kiuiiinr, until Registration closes.Smie hOttn us of l.'ciiist rat i"n.

RDWARO TOWfVs,CARL Ui'M'll.lAsr.DAN'L LYONS.

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NOTICE.

ing to the intention of thsigned oi visiting officially tinunder i he various Departments, publicaccountant-- " and having husimwith the Auditor General are requestedto call at liis office between the houisjof'land I'.1 ii. in., except on Treasury paydays, when the usual ioveriimeut officehours will he ohsevered.

The attention "public ooountsnts'1in Honolulu is also called to the lawwhich requires that their returns t

Auditor i Icneral shall he made notthan the tenth day of each month.

11. LAM 8.I tl Audita fuu ,1

404-l-

Water Notice.

Honolulu, ii. I., Sept. 14th, 1804,An engine will he at work at Thomas

Square puniolng into the mains froma to 10 o'clock a. in., and I to 8 o'clockp. until further to supply-wate-

to the residents living on theslope Punchbowl lull.

ANDREW BROWN,Bupt. of Honolulu Water Works,

IRRIGATION NOTICK,

Holders of water privileges, or thosepaying water rates, are hereby notifiedthat the hours for irrigation purposesare from 7 to s o'clock a. in. anil 5 to (I

o'clock p. in

A. BROWN,Supt, Honolulu Water Works.

Approved: J. A. KING.Minister tic Interior.

Office Honolulu Water Works.Honolulu. May 85, 1884.

BWtf

WATEH NOTICE.

Owing the drought and scarcity ofwater, the residents above Judd street.are requeated to collect what water heymay require for household purposes be-

fore 8 O0lock a. ill.ANDREW BROWN,

Bupt, Honolulu Water Works.Honolulu, II. July 80, 1884,

I04tfyaiu'l. rs I'nr an

Theolerki vf of alligatur which bomtraveler 1 loridaangry .lectin" to prote--i ,,,-1,,-

, ,. juum.y i,y himself in a boagainst tin- n admission into th,- should have

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land so thai he can clie.isi' lot- hiu.-.-- li

where he w ill abide. 1 have seen one keptin a tuh of water Unchanged till it was ,.tensive, and in. ..I her w ho had absolute!nu access to water a! all. Both these treatincuts were improper and cruel. A gway to make an alligator comfortable,which we are bound to do if we slnucli himfrom his bone and deprive hhn of liberty,is to prepare a large .bos thai will heldwater, with a hoard running up nut of thewater that be can occupy if he desires. Alittle pile of rocks, behind or wiihin whichbe can hide, will he u welcome addition t..Ids quarters. For food, place oysters orcut raw beef where he can get it. He naually prefers lo eat in solitude, hut hiKeeper muse remove tot remains if (ben- - to OutDe any the next day. The water should I.,changed often ami kept sweet. OlinThorns Miller In Harper's Baaar,

Old Pablonad Bontbsm in, s.The old fashioned southern houses! Bonn

if them are left ittlL Con see them lien-an-

there as you go about Houston; unletdid eld places, with such aa air of old timehospitality about them. In tlie midst illtin- modern buildings these lovely oldIn. mi s give you a feeling of pleasure Justsuch a feeling as you have when y.ni meet j;gentleman of the old aobool, with hi- - rethu d and rourlly hearing. What a visioncomes to ynuof the lovely bospltallty w hichonce made every one of these homes th.center nl pleasure and cull lire! V,,unut in iiose amiyoureyea, you cm

iavcagain

in.- - merry crowns that ilsisl to assemblethere, and Up from the past some Hoatillgthe light Jsat and lighter laughter. Whatn nisi, mill song bare drifted out from toospacious parlors! Wha. SOUplsa havepromenaded along those wide old galleries!Where have thei all gone, I wonder- - UieyOUth and hope thai made these oh! boDMSradiant. 80, 80, Myaarsagor Boustou Post

Tellew Dog stnnsj.At one Sims tin .Mississippi valley wa.

flooded with bills nu which was stampedlbs figure of a tag humid, and w hich waruniversally known as "y, llow dog money.The eaptain of a steamboat w as trying i

work otf some uf the si nil' in exchange f.aWMd. As he eams to one wharf after another on his way up he called out:

"Take yallerdog for woodf"For substance the answer was always the

ease, though the form varied, ffobodywaatad "ysllsr dug."

At last, however, the capiaiu received aaaffirmative reply, lis steamed up to thsWharf at once, hut just as the line was belug cast oir he bethought blmaeli touskanother question.

"How do you take it:-'- ' said he."Curd for curd," was ths answer. tins

ton Transcript.

When iat w . i n.An amuslas old Isdr laaismlm tin in.

troduetlonof niatciiss Into bar housahnW."The night my husband brought thembom in triumph," uesaya,"wa were wahcued from our first hep by on,- - of the chil-dren coughing. .Mr. ti. sprang up and ireulInvoluntarily Willi aoandle to tas oovsredembers of our wood lire 1 happened to rccall the BSW biVeinioii and erinl eagerlybomtbebedt 'dam, the matobssl lo t thematches!' He anawsred bnpaUently, atlilpoking amnng tb asheai 'Tsa,yaa In amoment, As soonas 1 get a ligui.'" NewYork Mail uud BgprssSi

CASTLE & COOKE,

IMPORTERS Or

HardwareandGeneralMerchandise,

We htVt hgd a larg;c CO.'- -8IQ-NMKN- md to m ofH ARTM AN I) n.lssWIRE DOOR MATS, both

large and small size.Our instructions arc to sell these

omul at cost, which are will do aslong as they last. These , II. I TSarc an excellent quality of mat, Imtmust lie sold to make room for ourregular stock.

H has been reported that thereis a ease of live llnke in Honolulusuggests to advisability of lookingint. . the question of ' L Til II EDWATER No caskr or more

FILTSRRR wasever made than tlie old reliable

STONE WATER FILTER.It should lie ill every house andoffice they not only Biter the

'he water but cool it.tt'T . I I It El Bt 11 I' 1 It j I f i ' i ( , ; .(.

TORS Ii another thing withinthe reach of all. If von want a

Kood REFRIGE RATOT the111) I) ) ' is the one to buy, Thesame thing applies to the Q ,',!ICE CUE. IM El! EE. EES.These freezers are worth every centwe ask for them,

We have received many newgoods by recent arrivals makingour stock complete in every de-

tail.

REMEMBER we sell

trUiJittu oil at i.oo per castdelivered at your door C. O. J).

CASTLE v ('(lOKE.

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lfr, Kormaii l. YouhuOttdawa, n. y.

Helpless as an InfantAfter Pneumonia-Weigh- ed 80 lbs

Hood's Sarsaparllla Made Him Feelas Young as a Boy.

"c. I. Hood &co.. Lowell, Mass.i" UeuUsmea I vdsb tn Bxpreu stygratefal

thanks (or Hoodtl Sarupsrllbu I am on mysvsattibeUJ anil it baa truly been a blessing

tn myself am! wile. I bad a severe attack ofpneumoult but December, and it was thoughtI should die, but I gradually pulled tbrousb.fm llii'll .Hit seem In until any xirntiutli. Iha. . lie lielpeil like in n nl. ami liiuftallonaway from Its to lbs. I read abuut Bood'iBins nanus, decidsd n.ko

Soon Cainecl Strengthtlien severs

salu in tba snail bask, sent for Xuaaanss Plaster, srhlob uon bd

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..nine. Imlayt eel as well as ever inunit us young as a liny, although 1 am

.lt year, t cannot express Uiegrantudsart fur Hood's HarsapurllbL." NoumamMl. Olsilawa. (Ilseu CO., New ..lit.

Hood's Pills i'ln.' ( iMistipatlnn byl!" eel istalUe asUOU uf the aliaieliLary canal

ll.ilii'un Din CompanY,Wbolosale Asonis.

loih'nii, August ,

MR. CUSTOMERDtCAR Sir?

lii ii'tiK in ni is nlJOth nil. we WOUld say that wehave tin' Bjooda you ar.k for,In must ni the cases the pricesyou quote nre out regular prices,Imt on some ni the Items ourprices are lower than you nun-- !

lion, and we shall til course giveyou the bene Ivl of the reducedrates.

Razors nnd StropsWeareglad you have decidedto try our new "set blade rnsors,and patent swinir strops, as inthe country ever man lias to dobis own shaving and as shavingbecomes a pleasure with tlicsc"tools" We know you will have B

large demand (or them. In reu i - I f v rtk 'Iprinklers

we will s;i thai ive have sent nlVery Simple one, which cannotwear outor gel out of order, theprice you see ts low, and theywill tlo jrood work.

n A T-- - ...xruui-Bl- . littiYes c send

what VOU order in this lineand will say thai we have latelyreceived a line assortment so canlurnish anything in this line from15 cents to 84. no each. Yes, wehave tlie Clauss Knives,have sold them lora year, eitherinsets or single bread knives.Our stock "f Butcher andHunting K nives is also com-plete.

Soap As you did not sayhow many bars you wished to theKK lbs., we are sending one caseeach 42 50 60 and 70 bars totoo lbs. we carry a heavy slockol this article and, as you willnotice, it is a first gr&aH Laun-dry Soap, and we have put il inat a very low fisrure.

We regrcl that you got "nip-ped" on rial bargain" inFence Y ire and nole thaiin luture you will come to usnid gel a 'first class article. Wethough! w hen you told us of you i

"buy 'I bat Ik lore it had been up

long you would see you had a"sell."

Inclosing let us say that wehave a large and varied stockol Hardware, Ship Chandlery,Paints oils, and leather, andwhen filling your orders willalways charge the lowest prices.

Truly Yours

E. 0. Hall & Son,LlMII in,

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St.ts

the seat ufa t;i c.il bus- -

EOHAIVTSPBLL8

ROLLINS!

rc made there. They;irc a m " iii.' fur allI'TlhlKKl IUI ansiiiL' fn.m Weak.

mi Dli, Impaired INffmeioiivDtWsMicr and ull Female;

D THEY ARE WITH A TASTELESSAND COATING.

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QUEEN BTKEKT,

Wholesaie Agents.

CARRIAGE TOPS

PHAETONS BUGGIE!Enameled duck top, cloth linedLeather top, c.oth lined,

HACKS:Enameled duck top, cloth lined

$1540

16SURREYS:

Canopy trimmed, deep scallop fringe 14

Hawaiian Carnage Mf'g Co.

Higher Prices for

1 nly, 893, owingnanciai aenressn n

IT ", If.. .1

to t! 16 tl- -in the

united states, or outer causes,hides declined in to thelowest point ever known. Hidesthat in May brought 5 cents perpound, in July brought only 3

cents. But prices had beensteadily declining for two years,now a change is coming. InJuly last prices again started up,and in the small space of twomonths a jump from 3 )A to 41has taken in San Francis-co markets. These prices arefor the average Hawaiian hide.'I his will be cheering news tothe Island butcher, as for thepast year it has hardly paid himto salt and ship his hides.

All who have hides towill pleasepaying thegreen salted hides.

M. W. McChesneY SonsOctober 1, 1894.

This Tour-ist knowshow to en--;

y life. Heikes it easy

and drinksII at DAiiftrtfi

80DA

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Clear, bright and sparkling is tinsKing of Mineral Waters.

For SaleHOLLISTER DRUG CO.

Agents for the

drug

price

place

BRUSHES

LargeAssortment

DirectImportationJustReceived

PACIFIC M

highest

miIE

prices

sell

by

Islands.

WarrantedPerfect.

Lubin'sPerfumes.

BENSON

SMITH & 00.

CO. LID.402, 404 F RT STREET,

HAVK JI ST kKCi:iVlil)

Picture MouldingsOf the Latest Patterns.

Bird CagesPOT Canaries ami Parrots a Larga Assortment

Vacuum OilersFor All Kinds of Machinery. Peed nil oiany density, automatic Hv, by visible drops rapidlyw slowly aa rnay be required, Will teed from one

drop in ten minutes to a Steady st.utm of oil. Oilineby band wastes enough oil to nay for all necessaryoilers in a short time.

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A SAD STORY'S SEQUEL

sim IMDI MAY ll.wi: III I II II

Mils. S KNSON TO DIB.

it Matilda' I nptnln it,.. n MiniWilli llif llrnlli of III Young

Wife.

A8trfiiiK'' utory has conic to lighl With

regard tit t lie dentil of Mr. Svetisnn,wife of tin- - Captain of tlio bark Matilda,The young woman, si will in- rstnetu1bered, aOCOBipWlted her biiHbntnl toHonolulu in June Ins'., that lieiriK heliriilal trip of the newly married rou le.

Here she was taken rk, mul the niptain was eonipelleil to return to Amcrieawithout her.

Mrs. Svenson took a cottage near heMormon riiurcb htm soon refJOVI

from the IHltSSSi In tl le.uit line shewaa visiteil by a young muii, n Swede,who had known her for six years at herhome in the States, Having no ac-

quaintance! in the country the young

Woman clung to this old friend andinsisted upon frequent calls from him.

Ilia vinits to Mrs. Svenson became M

frequent that the matter became the

talk of the Portuguese and others living:.!.... u. ,.i.i,n. 10 Ii.vp .1

last broken away ami not to have BqWire thll affrnoon.viBited the place for three weeks: Scheming spouses ami jealous wivesand when he did go back it was to llnil ,Boni,j 8ep ..A Nilt qqvthe poor woman raving mad. --

She diedi A few weeks after the For a good shave with no delay go to

young tinile hail ncen lam away in

Nuiianu Cemetery, Captain Svenson re

turned ami hi oke down when told thathis wife wan no more. The circumstances were all so strange that he in-

stituted a careful investigation. Whathe found out is a mystery; but a

moment before sailing away for Americaagain Captain Svenson, speaking to atleast one prominent gentleman openly

charged the Swede with causing thedeath of his wife. What proof he hai,or what he intends to do on bis return,remains to be seen. He made no com

plaint through the regular channelsagainst the young man, but the sup-

position is that he had no time so to do

before leaving and will cause the arreston his return.

The story of the death of young Mrs.

Svenson is at best a sad one, but not so

bad as further light cast upon the mat-

ter may reveal.

CHI KI M MKltVK I0S.

OBBTBAL 0B1OH CHURCH,

Sunday, Sept. :10th. Rev. Robert G.

Hutchins, H. D., will preach at 11 a. in.

and 7:80 p. m. Morning topic, "Thebanquet spread in the presence of ourenemies." Sacramental season and re-

ception of members. Kvening topic.

"Eneouragemet for mature people."

Sunday S.'hool at 0:45 A, M.

Strangers cordially invited to all ser-

vices.Young People's Society of Christian

Endeavor meeting at 8:80 p. 111. Subject"Conseciation: what it is; what it

rloes.'' Row, 1:.':1-1- 2.

ST. ANDREWS1 CATHBDBAI

The services of the Cathedral Congre-

gation of St. Andrews' Cathedral forare as follows: (!:l!0 A. M.,

Holy Communion: 11 A. M., Holy Com-

munion and sermon; 1I0O P. M., even-

song and sermon.SECOND CONGREGATION,

The services of ill Second Congre-

gation of St. Andrew's Cathedral to-

morrow (Sunday) will he as follows:9:15 a. m.. holy communion witusermon; Kyrie and Sanctus, Maunderin (J: hymus 815 and 888; Nunc Dimittit,!:,.,. 1, ,v ii in list: 8:80 P. M. .

evensong with seSnion: Mugniticat,

Arne, InOi Nunc Dlmlttis, MoFrrren in

A; hymns 808, 224 and 31. JRev.Alex. Mackintosh, pastor. All are cor-

dially invited.CHRISTIAN MISSION.

Meetings at Harmony Hall, on Kingstreet, between Fort and Alakea streets.

Preaching by Rev. T. I). Garvin,evangelist, at II I, m. and 7 180 p, CO,

Subjects: ':The law of pardon under theGospel dispensation;" "Is conversion amiracle'"

Bible class ut 10 a. m.Come and share our joys.

Seats free. All will bu cordiallywelcomed.

Y. H. C. A. IKE VICBS,

Sunday, 11 a. m., at Oahu Juil; 1:1,1

p. m., at the. Barracks; 8:30 p. m.. Biblestudy at Y. M. C. A.: 8:B0 p. M Gospelpraise service at Y. M. C. A.

LATTER-DA- SAINTS.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter-Da- y Saintsi Mllilani Hall, rear ofGpera House. Services will be held onSunday as follows: 10 A. M. , Bibleclass; 11:15 A, II. and 7(80 I'. M. , preach-ing.

Take III "A Night Off."The true type of comedy "A Night

Off" will he presented at the operahouse this evening. It is a play whichestablished the reputation of Aug US tinDaly's company in New York, and haslias proven a taker wherever introduced.The comniedy is replete with wit,humor slid sudden climaxes, and thepredicaments into which the principlesfrequently find themselves will drawforth rounds of applause and hourlylaughter, lie who goes mustgo .to laugh ; and if incapable of sodoing, should go not at all.

Anollitir Hi. I. Meet.Local cyclists met at the Y. M. C. A.

Friday evening and organized the Hoi .olulu Cycle Race Meet Association. Thefollowing ollicers were elected: Presi-

dent, H. G. Wooten;H. A. Giles; Secretary, R. A. Dexter:Treasurer, R. N. llalstead; ExecutiveCommitter U. C'ro.ier, J. Wright, P,

Angus ami A. F. Clarke.It was decided to 'lave a meet Ofl

Thanksgiving D.iy. A number ofmedals will be put up and every effortwill be made toward a pleasant enter-tainment at that lime.

Italy c. ... .. Ilttwull.Mr. F. A. Schaefer, Consul for llaly

at the Hawaiian Islands informed K. M.Hatch, Minister for Foreign Affairs,

that Italy had recogiii.eil (ieRepublic i.f Hawaii,

Wkkslv Stak, S4.U0 per year.

in i M W I I I I COMPANY.

Ml'MM. II. Iliicttlell A I II. Are AgOUtl loMl stork.

The South Konn Coffee Co. lias anotice in this Issue, Mr. .1. M. Monsar-ru- l

- the father of this enteririse and i

making earnest efforts for its success.The ohject is to form a joint stock com-

pany for the purpose of planting andDairying on the cultivation of ooffse atPapa I, in South Kona. Hawaii. TheIntention is to aoquire Mo acre- - of first- -class coffee hind ai.d to clear and plantlitly acres each year. The capital stockin plnccl at j 111.000, divided in 400

iharee of $100 each, fifty par cent of

the stock has alieady lieen taken.Messr s H, Hackfeld A Co, are stents

to Fl ,ie Slock.

M ' V. I .N A M s II 1:1.1,.

Poor ours more in which to hecome.oter. -He sure you are registered, thin go

Mralghl ahead.-

Suits can he had a Medeirofl a Co. atinr own price.

I'liraer Mci kimbe has the thanks ofthe Stab for ktndneeaefl,

-"llelle of New York at Ktiuna

roe .11 unuui imnji-- i .oojHave "A Night Off" with all its

laughs and loss of vest buttons.

V. Atvvater's fine resilience yn Tensa-col-

street is Hearing completion.

Mrs. Thirds It ctured Friday eveningupon the subject "What Polio is A tierHeath."

T)e Wailukn wiTIcr rights ease hasocottpled the attention of the SupremeCourt t().,.lv.

Aspirants to histrionic fame will havetheir ardor dampened by witnessing"A Night "If."

,). I". Hackfeld has returned and re-

sumed his responsibilities at the Her-man Consulate.

The Anglican Church Chronicle it uthand with its complement of churchand general nSWSi

Judge William Potter has removedh;s offloe from l" Kaahumanuu street to4'i Merchant street.

When you need mi cxprcsa go toBander'i on King (reeti Furniture andphiiioM carefully movedi

The Pantheon huIooh reoeived ii largeconsignment of the celebrated Enter-prise beer by tho Australia

The Cummins returned from thewreck Friday night and reported nochange in the position of the Wilcox.

The regular monthly meeting of Hon-

olulu Typographical Union will be heldthis evening ;ii i o'clock at Thistle Hall.

At the tneel log of the Humane SocietyFriday night the matter of appointingan agent Wa deferred until nestmeet lug.

A lua'i has been in progress at Waihiet this bring tin1 Wedding anni-v-

rs.iry t' tin' marriage of Paul Ihenbergand wife.

The sale of seals for "A Night Off "

has been large and the company will beexcited to their bust work bv tin, larori

au,i.m.,.

Ci L. Hopkins. Samuel 0, DwiyhtCharlei McCarthy and Q.Oannn Keuyon, all royalist bantauiM, have taken

h:i oatli to the Remiblio.

Kahaiiuiiui, a notorious character,tole gfl from one of the tramway busses

last night and is in jail. He savs- he is

happiest when locked up. So is the I...,,..,., ..,.,,o.v.

At evening's meeting ofthe Young People! Sitciety of ChristianKn leavor, the following topic will bediscussed; "t'otiseeration; What it is,

what it does." All are invited.

Dr. Hutchins will preach at CentralI'nion Church Sunday upon the follow-ing subjects: Morning, "The BanquetSpread in the Presence of Uur Enemies evening, " hncouragement forMature IN ople."

I'KKSONAL.

Dr. Howard left for the coust Friday.C. A. Brown returned from America

today..Mrs. J. A. Kennedy and children re-

turn! d today..Miss I. M. Pope was a passenger by

the Australia.William Blaisdell has gone to the

States via Canada.The Hawes concert will take place at

the Hawaiian Hotel Monday owning.Mrs. A. Herbert and .MUs Herbert

returned t the Islands bv the Australia.P, Peck and K. I. Wilhelm, wife and

Miss Wil helm returned from the coasttoday.

Captain rVolten of the wrecked barkG. N. Wilcox lett for ( ermany by theArawa rriduy,

G. C. BaUentyne, the electric railwayman, lias connected himself with BruceCartwright in the insurance business.

Hi h Uuo. ill Im oi pt. rule.There WgS A UtrgS attendance at last

night's meeting of the i BoatGlutei The most important hits InSSItransacted was a decision to incorpor-ate at $'(000, or each. A committeeot incorporation consisting of T. ft han-ging, J. K. Clay and John Utiinger wasappointed, which, in conjunction withAndrew Brown, K. W. Met hesney andh. K. Stackable as a soliciting com- -

mitlee. will clTe.-- the full nurr.ose ofHis olab, Attar discussion on gaoamltopic, for the good of tba organiaatlonthe tin im .Ml ii.iii ti.

M. UMHK-I- l, I.OH An,-eloK-, SeiitemlierIrd, Sunili retii" of tha lata JnbnMod mh. nnd moUiff of T. c. UcCinU' ,,f the S S. Auatrulia. a unliveof tiluoifuw, S,' tlund.

SCHUTZEN MUDDLE

attain ki.kmmk AMi Mil. I. KitAT I ot.i. t nil r Alts.

Aiii'vcit Thri'nts 110,1 invasion lion theanally af Beerwan The

prohahle Basalt,

The late spin up in the SihutzinClub, as a result of which CaptainKleinnie and several of his friendswithdrew to the BohUtBtfl Company,has reached a climax that may provemore or less serious. The develop-ments of the past three clays places litleas, two or the men 001 c i lied in thedie Ifaction in a rary peculiar light,and the matter will probl My have to heventilated In tin- courts before a settlemen) is reached.

The beginning ,,f , trouble is foundin the opinion on the part of t'aptninKteOIBM thai A. K. W. Miller, u meiii- -ber of the Sohntaen Club, was direoily,,,, .... ..ami uiniivoiiy instrumental in causingthe disruption In u. cluli. Pollnwinsthis came the discharge of patrolmanLudloff, which Captain Klemoie assertedwas for neglect of duty: Inn Miller andothers, on the other hand, claimed thatthe oflicer was ejected for his affiliationswith the Bohotaen Club as against theSchuizen Company, Captain Klcmme'sorganization.

Then came a series of letters in vari-ous city papers, notably the Bulletinami ffofomtta, condemning the action ofCaptain Kleinnie in discharging Ludloffand reflecting upon his efficiency as anotlicer of the law. These communica-tions were ail fictitiously credited, butKlemtne laid the responsibility for themat Miller's door and claimed to haveprOOl that the latter wrote them.

Accordingly, on Thursday morningKleinnie is said to have accosted Milleron Iteretania street and openly chargedhim with writing the letters.Miller declare! that Klemme on thisoccasion threatened to Mow his hraiiisout and left him with the promise totix him before morning. 'Ibis much.how ever, is denied by Captain Klemmew ho asserts that he did not see Miller atall on or about the time mentioned,

Be this as it may. Miller went straightway to the Marshal and asked permis-sion to carry a pistol to defend himselfagainst Captain Kleinnie. He was re-

fused the privilege of carrying theweapon, and advised to put Klemmeunder peace bonds. This Miller hesitatedto do and left the station house withoutaccomplishing any thing.

Tho man Miller rooms at HarryKlemnie's phiee on Fort street. Thursdaynight, so Miller claims, while hidden inbis wardrobe, his apartment was invaded by Captain Klemme and Lieu-

tenant t "ordes. Miller says that he wasin the loom, a starch was made by theofficers and even his papers lying on thetable were examined. Later the houseis said to have been learohed by Lieu-

tenant Cordes and Patrolman Wichart.Miller! idea then to swear out a

warrant for the arrest of CaptainKlemme on a charge of conspiracy.

Captain Klemme says that last nighla messenger was sent to him with theInformation that Miller had a

and would be ready for him onsight. The Captain said he paid no at-

tention lo the notification, and didnot believe .Miller possessed a revolvi ranyway.

This morning the affair reached a

climax, Miller was standing on the stepsat the station house waiting to sc.the Marshal lor the purpose of havingKlemme arrested for conspiracy. TinCaptain ami (ins Cordes approachedfrom behindand the no n came together.A lussle followed. Miller went downand was struck once or twice whenpolicemen separated the comhai ants.r',.il,, ITIanima arum 1,1 f tl ,

. ', ,in sunt thiit In, t..', nut a,., ,,i Mi. ,

.. . , , . , ,,ma I. move as if to draw a revolverand the former prepared to defend him- -

1 h-- .. M,ll, fall .1.

rtFect and was in t struck by anyone.The officer stoutly denies striking theumn and said he h.ul no idea of so doingunless assaulted, lie says Miller fellpurposely, and because he was too greata coward to stand and faee the mtuic.Miller has made no statement.

Another story has o ne to light, how-ever, anil is being told by a prominentpolice otHeer. It into the eifect that M illerwas assaulted by Klemme and Cordes.His Story would make it appear that thetwo oflieers mentioned came up, threwMiller down and pommeled bin aboutthu head, and would have seriouslywounded the man had not the policeinterfered.

At the instigi.tn.il of Miller penal sum-

mons were issued nnd served onCaptain C. Klemme and Lieutenant

us Cordes to appear in court Mondayto answer to the charge of conspiracy.

Four tlt urn for lttKltl'riiiThe registration roll will open at 4

o'clock this afternoon for the last time.The time for closing has been continuedtwo hours and the final end of the sit-

ting will not i ake place until Bo'filock.That gives a person four hours more inwhich to prepare to vote. After thattime has expired who are unregistered

'can not participate in politics in threeveurs.

Oeteales of i.i '

having blight on their treescan now get colonies of lady birds fromMi Maiden, 'om iiiUmou uf Aiiricul- -

ture. All applicants should bring amouthed jar with a cloth "over, whenthey will receive all of the blitrhldestroyer t they may wish with direc-- j

tions how to apply the lady birds to theutfccied trees

i.oiii itamioiiii Cburebtll's laek.I.uMNN, Kept. 2M. Miss Haile. an

sooeutrie lady, died recently ami leftus a legacy to Lord Hand Iph ( hurchillhei niaiiMnn and cHlate i Cxfordahirein rsoogaitlon of bia oommandlog poltl I

ioalganius,

lull' muii llllellhlnehcl all theaapartmanu al Waibingtoii just now j

"""""'" 'n,ro. iiish,iiIh 111 keepiiiK ,'ltll the ouliev uf r.'lii iii hmi iil.

Tin, fJodara rii, is association daoiars.t int tlie fi rasl Alt. were dialled bylumber stealers.

1Mb Hawaiian mar, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, i04

, Tilt: i Alts lt,t,NBM,

in- - Ceadltlea Reported le Mara i auaejeK

lor MM V oral.London, Sept. M. A dispatch from

St. PeteWbUrg to the 7Vmc says thecondii ion of the Czai isworse The kidney inflammMMi fromwhich be is sutrering, i i.uicli inciea-c- 'ami as liis ma jesty's brOathing at 'belii giniiing of the week became some-

I what dlflloutl ami hard, Professor Lay- -

den, the celebrated specialist on internalcoin pla i,i- -. w as - inn inoiied from BeTIIB,

The physicians wish to send his

majesty to tit,-- riiii'M. t fear to riskthe long journey.

A dlpatoh tO the Titm from Viennasays that it is considered there lliat tBCz n's kidney is the result ofmoral and menial anxo tv and worry.

IN 111 I N III III I I IIIN.

The Chinese Have ttlsea Afslail IBs

lunar Baipeffve,

London, Sept, .s.a dispatch fromVienna to the CArOafofc says that apciiii ollic al t legr im from St. l'etersburg annuunoef that the Russlafl Gov-e-

men I has learned of a rebellionagainst the Manchurian dynasty, thedispatch a. Ms that the r.'gular troopsare evi ry,vhcrc OOmmltting disgraia-fll- l

outrages. The Chinese exchequer isempty and the Government is hardlyable to supply the wants of the troopsalready in the field,

n M as Enterprise Beer,RDTTOK STAB I The Pantheon Sal

is headquarters for the celebrated En-

terprise beer, and al-- o holds the agency,This morning's AdVttiiaeT, throughsome mistake, has advertised us in

receipt of a supply of Fredericksburgbeer. We have nothing whatever to dowith Fredericksburg beer. The largeinvoice that the reporter spoke of wasEnterprise beer, the nonpareil of

draught beer that's on the market.Two glasses for a quarter.

.1 vmi:s Iiotiti.

PHE REV ITCHINS.

BXPBMSaiOKfl of BSC ' FOlt MIS

LABORS,

iin Servles in Lower California Treated111 tl Nun Friilieitrn

.Imirnttl.

The Pacific for September 5th has thisto say of Rev. B. U, Hutchins, D. I., inthe editorial column

The loss to Southern California by thedepature of Rev, ii. s. Hutchins. I). I..of the First Congregational church ofLos Angeles will he very widely fell.Mote than any Other man in the deno-

mination, he Identified himself with thegeneral work of the churches through-out all this section. This was his pur-

pose in coming to this coast. His workj

has been so g thai veryfew of our people in the whole ufSouthern California have failed to hearhis voice. Perhaps it belongs to theFirst church in the lirst city to give itspastor to the broad work of all thechurches: but it is very unusual to tina pastor Who SO rueernilly ROUS W bisregular duties so many heavy burdensfor others.

The resignation seems very sudden;but it hud been long contemplated, andDfi Hutchins would have made thechange before bad it not been that a

sense of duty toward the interests of thechurch over which he was pastor de-

tained him.lie will be "a force to be counted on"

in (lie affairs of the Hawaiian Islands,We have uoibnibt that lie carries withhim the same Ideas of a broad servicehere as here. The Opportunity it

large, ami our best wishes and ourprayers go with him. It is to be hopedthat the right man may come to lake up(he work laid down, and that the Firstt 'burcli may continue to be helpful toallchurches

Speaking of his resignation address,which the paper referred to secured andpublished, the following is said:

It is eminently suitable that it shouldbe published, for his constituency wasnot only the Filst chinch of Los Anyeles, but all tin Congregational churt Iicb

of Southern California and of the State,and he will be greatly missed, not in

the First church alone, but in many im-

portant enterprises for the advanceBlent of the kingdom of Christ on thisCoast. His tender words of farewellwill be lovingly reciprocated by manywho felt the warmth of his sympathy,have beM benefitted by ihe wisdom ofl

his counsul, ami quickened to holier liv-

ing by his words and life; and tin yanswer back in heart felt prayer Insclosing words of ben. diction.

I . A T N S T S K W H ITF. M HBO,

It is reported that DepUy, premier aU

France, will hand in his resignation.The lebs ease shown that Presidentle vi land took a hand against the

A. U. U.The Ottawa Government has com

muted the death sentence on WalterMcWhirrel to lite imprisonment.

Forest Hres in Minnesota have somc--

hat abated. It is feared that thefamily of Joe Myers, near Brainaidhave perished

Serious charges have been broughtegalnsl Peary f till Arrlii- i'. (ii'ilil ii in

members of tin ,.Xi,'iliti',ll 'In l.1'eary is a fraud.

The Altoona M nun fact tiring Co , high"grade engine builders at Hollidaysborg,I 'a has imide an assignment; hidede Ines, 135.000.

The Luciinia has once more brokenthe record and has made the passagefrom Quasnstown loBandy Hunk ill 'i

iluM. 7 lo nun an.l IS minutes.Senator Divid B Hill has Lien nomi

natad bj ihe New York Damnerau foiQoTSnUiri lie took the I'ont entioll li.--

atorttt. Although baia nidi non oorn111 i 1 It . lie will pruliillilt Inilke Ihe lineCle land in said to Le out uf politic in

nuuptr. stais imea niii ogm. m

MEXICAN CGAX&

AT

HOLLISTEK CO.'S.

Klllf-,- ov I'm .,

The odd f u i - t lint a niar,' mind Itstranger than hla body, and if he decklesthat the wheels shall stop at a given Humtin y are very likely to do so An emotinnwill Influence a heart beat, ti,,. physicalmscblner is dependent m, what is goinghi in the drain.

I III one ts'cas.oti a condemned felon witsSiren In charge of sofM doeton for experi-menta- l

purpoan, TLey blindfolded him.bored his arm, told elm t be w,-r- going toid. ni him to death, made a puncture in thesrtery, hut without drawing a drop el'loud, mid IBM lit Warm water trickleover the flesh, The poor creators was tin-ner the Impression i hai he was rsaliy bleed-ing, and while the doeton talked In Wbllhem be grew taint, his Bean slowed in itsaction, and after ll Inle lie as ItOtta dSSd,

It is a mod deal better to think you angoing to five ttiiui that you aregolBgtodie, Many a sick man has got well hecau-- eli., wanted 10, The body is the veriest slaveor our thoughts, ami passions, and if youhaveanottoM thai yon an ill the notionwi.i ci rat illness. Keep cheerful and liveas long as you can- .- Kxcliaimo.

sir Berts IteeBs faiHgnaalAutoaraph letten of Sir Philip Francis

an authority fer adding this to the manyfamous iri-- h "hulls" attributed to SirHo) Is Roche.

Borne ladle i went to tin, Irish boose ofoommons to hear a particular debate,which happened to be pul oft" till the nextCay. Sir Hot la Itorln 'aid:

"Indeed, ladies, I am very sorry for yourdisappointment, hut w hy didn't you come

morrowline day tin i e being remarkably

quiet. Sir Boy said: "Mr. Speaker. I snakeoi oilier. j a llolioralile gelil lellian w ho -

ways sits behind ms is perpetually, laugh-ing in my taesl I move that before belaughs at me any more he w ill be pleasedto tell ma What he is laughing at."Youth's Companion.

He Didn't Know 'litem."Yes." said the principal of the youngla

dies' seminary to the proud parent, "yoUought to he very happy, my dear sir. to ImHie fill her of -- u large a fainiiy.all the niem-tier- s

of which appear tobs sodevoted to,

"Large family! Devoted"' gasped theold gentleman in smaaement, "What onearth do you mean, nia'amf"

"Why, yes, Indeed," add the principal,beaming through her gianim. "No fewerthan II of Kate's hrot hers have lieen herethis winter i, , take her t,, the theater, andshe tells me she expeeta the tall one withthe blue eyes again tomorrow."

Woman ttssdy S mpsthjr.

MBmil. '.r i

Wsarled Father They nay that no matt r bow one suffers some one has sufferedmore All the same, they couldn't beat mein this business, fur I have walked thisChild the eat) re night- - for fully six hours,

Mother (calmly) Ye-. Henry dear. Hut.BUppOSS yOU lived Up Hear the pole, wherethe ntghte are six month lnnLr?' Puck.

BUhop Lawrno Lfewn Creatatlen.It was a bold "lid wise act on the part, of

Bishop Lawrence to advocate cremaUou be-

fore ti Boston audience, but he took nostronger Ki'otiud than Bishop Brooks wasprepared to take, had he li veil, as a memberof the New England Cremation soolsty,The opposition to ths new method uf dinpeeing of the bodies of the dea i has ohleflyin i nis country e. .me from I hose w ho believein i he literal bodily rssurrcctiou of the dparted, and who have held that this Was Spart, ot tin! rjbrfsl urn belief.

Bishop LawreUOS boldly assailed thisopinion and affirmed that creinatiou is notout of harmony with christian principles,and t hat it should bo regarded as a rever-ent and Christian method of disposing oflthe ran sins of thedeparl sd. Ths existeuosOt ehurehyarUS for the burial of the deadwithin the limits of largS cities is now conbidered as hostile to the living on sanitarygrounds, and Bishop Lawrence has takenforward Stan in tins matter, hi which hewill have a large number of supporter.Boston Herald,

Willing to Uu Ukea IseWaadsrmg on sunn UimV tadouing to

Karl Derby, a collier chant ed tO meet theowner of Knowsley fa I to fate. His lordShip Inquired if the collier knew ho WHSwalking on bis land.

"Thy land! Well, I'ts Kot no landwas the reply, 'and I'm 'like' to walk

on scmiebody's. Wheer did tha' get Itfro'F'

"Oh." explained his lordship, "I gut itfrom my ancestors."

14And wheer did they get it fro'!-- queriedthe collier.

"They not it from their ancestors," wasthe reply,

"And wheer did their ancestors get itfro'F

"They fought for it.""Well, benad," said tho collier, Mpiaring

up U the noble arl, "I'll feight thee furltlM Loudon Tit-Bi-

Mr. Yuiitlerliilt'ii Neighbor.When Mr.Vanderblh was purchasing his

9,0J00(O00 acre tract of land in North daroUne.be found right hi tin- center of it 14acres owned byea old uegro named JerryCollins. The remainder of the umi m;ieasily secured, but Jerry was not to bethrown out He finally named a price whichwee O&OO more than Jar. Vandsehih had oferel him and about 600 times more t banthe land was really worth. His prirewasal Aral ii fused, but at last when Mr.

came to Uuds derrj's SI HIS Ihensgto ret ised to sell at any price, remark-ing that the greatest dsetre of his life hadbeen good nelgbbore. mul as he was nowMr. Vaudt-rhil- s nearest neighbor he shouldderhne to sell and move into a less aristocratic eMgbborhood. Mr. Vandertiilt hashad the lot feared in, but of course Lo iscompelled to allow UcclS JstTJ W outlet.San Francisco .Arytinaut.

t'MIIKlit.Dr. Jolin Eiskins, wall known Scottish

dlviaa, whi Ntiiafkabl. fur bis alasplleitjnf raaniMf ami genfel. tsntpsr,

IL' rt'luriiiMl mi ufU'ii fn.in tlii. palpilnilnu. IiIh ha&dksndtisl tbal Mrs

ut ltu.t br'U'lll lu hlllii-r'- that Iin'It.iii'lkeri'liiefH wtru NlnWn byMBM uf UM

uiu wdiiu'ii win, ill, rii Hi.- jitiipti mair- -both to balk hiii) ilfl.'t't I lie citliirit nil,'tswsd a corntT of tim aandkafaaisf toon.

t lie pockvtH IlfHalf way ii, l In, httilri tile ko.m! doctor

felt a tQBJ, aBSffMipoa lie UUQM rinilnl Hint

Dsuahl liolil of tbabaadof the guilty ,ltlwronian, aajinil. with great. amisimplloilpi

"Nil llm day, linnet woataftl no' t lieday. Mix Krskinu ba. hewed it in."Bj "' Moiueuta.

A nuie it my.Editor How often mu-- l I UU you, air,

tll.lt I CHUUOt Use )OUr rSTSSSf 'f ell lite,li du you wrile pustr) anyway"Post Ah, Mr. BdUor, l aUb so auMh t"

see my Baal, in print!Editor Then wii don'l nu have soiue

vim in mrdh printed: I'lieuende llluller.

oi,m Kiiui ui latslUfsaaaiHeat riee 'lbe lecture uu enl i,iii,.1,,l'V was

very Lnlssaatiag. 1 thought it rather slaguiai tbal I, - lould -, Ianthe uiuat hitalligeul of Insaeta.

UerCoU. roPU.rld.)' H, 1 dun l kiiM hi s mil mi i .l

uiHiiy clever psopU Life

U I IIINI

The Iteuaiet Mokolll arrived fromI. anal last night.

The si h tuner Aloha is moored atBrewer'i a barf,

The schooner Tranell h ft this morn-ing for the sugar reflnerj with a smallcargo of sugar.

The stcamc, John A. Cumtnimfrom the wreck ,,l the i;,.,,rKe

If , Wilcox last evening, bringing hackilf spanker in of tlie wreckedsel. hit nothing else. lite schoolersHaleekala and hicola are - al thewrer-k- . and nllhou. h the weather loor nigh at pn B if thegoods . ii ii tilained that , il ft sun it her .1 fewdays.

The An- -' rail H. C. !b nilcomma r, ha ;,., Fin 'ei-- , Hep.tern bar 1904." at '.' p. m a iih . cabinnnd .v: gi 0smenirei s and 8 bagsof mad. i:. i, II. 'oil s iv '. w.winds .'or il On ,h a :! I, mod, rateto strung . i s with qiient r.diiSqllalls a. ill the last M houncloudy auu h r with liewind iiuh ,! it rtonolulu,Ootobi idQ i

r.tssi ' iii.a It I: i v nth

From Sun PumiHtoo, t .r Australia,Oct o--K Uojer, .1 - . ionium H , rC A Brown, Men A Lionrn, V, m" Agowen, mi tend iwicl lldn n, (lbs MiBryan, M Dick ins, s Kir lung, A riieiiOruetll r, 'I nn. .1 i,g4it.h, Mr. J j,Horn, i slid two children, Mis A Her-bert, Mum Herbert. , Hnrswill, Of!Kennedy, wile and child, MisJ A Kennedy ainllvto children, Lilidtrum,A I I in ler an, i wile, .'.us. ..In ... L.in.- -imann. iv H Mercer, .1 F Nolan amiwife. Miss K N- III, li i M I'oi " 'liss't lara .1 Pe ,rs, 11 I Pn se n, M s, Por-rei- ra

., wife, I' Peck, Jos Uolph, litII Raymond, Urn J Smith ami twochildren. icd Schinoaer, hVmwell Nke A,.Irani wile. Miss Daisy I'oines, I. Pay-l-

an. I wile. 511-- ,. Willfoug, I ,J Wil-hel-

and wile. Mi W.lh.-I.ii- . li M

,,,,iia' .. i t, ti a. a .i, .. .ii-- wMrs F Mnntitmiit

a Rim M s.

Friday, ctBtmr HokolU, McGregor, from M .lo.

Kai ami Lanai.S rt RDAY, Oct It.

ft O Australia. Boudlctte, from Sanranctsco.

I'll- RT I KFS.

S ATlltPA Y . ' Ct .

Sch Transit, rgenson, for SanFrancisco.

K8MKL8 l n PORT.

NAVAI. VKSSKI.S.II B It 8 Hyacinths, May, Bsqulttalt

snm ii am mi- in.Br bk Oimaru, Brown, Neweastle.Seh Transit, JorgeOSOttj San f ianeiseo,Ilk Matilda, Bvenson. Pari Blakely,itktne w. if Dimond. Netlson, Han Praas. ii Aloha, DabeL kSan Prnnoisoo,

n ikigm vra i.s i i i ii.ihk Oakiandt Heattle, Sept 10itk Kisinore. Newcastle, o t 80BkOadgon poreat, Newcastle, Ocl SUBk Glanivor. Newoaitle, Od 80Ilk Manna Ala, Newcastle, Nov 1

Sob Puritan, Newcastle, Nov litk Paul Isrobergj Bremen, Nov iItk lioHtcnheek, Liverpool, Novship il K ttlade, Uvsrpool, 26

HAWAIIAN ST A R.

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AK I ISIS.i HOWARD HITCHCOCK

j,i Msrohaal Bt

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ATTORNEY'S Al LAW.

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AmericanUnionParty.

HttADQUARTRftg A. U. V.iCkntkai. Committkk.

Honolulu, Sept, 2ft, 1894,)Tin; Island Clubs, Orbstino:

An island cimvLMition bo nomi-nate a legislative ticket ami putforth a platform ofprinciples is here-by Called to he held at Honolulu atj o'clock p, m.

SATURDAY, OCT. 13,at the headquarters,

AMERICAN LEAGUE HALL.rollowtng the membership

apportionmentClub Xo. i (formerly i st district),

5 delegates; Club Xo. 2 (formerly2111I district', 4 delegates; Club No.31 formerly jra district, 6 delegate;Club No. (formerly atli district,s delegates; Club No. 5 (formerly5tn district), 4 delegates; Cluh No.0 (formerly 6th district), j delegates;!Clubs Nos. ;a ami 7I) (formerly 7thdistrict), 1 delegate each; ClttbslNos. 8a and 8b (formerly nth dis-trict i, i delegate each. Total, 30.

These organizations will now beknown by numbers, the districtlines having lieen changed.ihe cluh officers in Honolulu will

call primaries (or the evening otThursday, October 4th, and theofficers of the outside clubs forSaturday, October 6th. Voters at1,primaries should lie only persons'registered for the approaching elec-tion and who are affiliated with the!American Union l'artv.

JAMBS A KENNEDY,iHBO, IV SKVBRIN, Chairman

Secretary.

FOR RENT.

J. Alfred Magoon.on,, iii M to ! Oilier.

1 1 ,, . . ii ii

m

Office, upstairs, Damon Hlock.Boltabls fur lawyer, iiu psr inmiSs.

Dwelling house, Punchbowl hill.First eiiiKs rspslr, Beautiful veiwpsr month.

Dwelling house, Punchbowl hill.Almost new, Largs cool rooms, Ill tlielN'!,t iii I'liitiiitiuii. Uosorpanaad lew.Stable mul etc. ., inuntli.

Dwelling house, LiUha street.Stable etc. tiocatign i;iwl uu,,i tin- braasa from Nuiianu vauay, rAipar monta.

Dwelling house, I, ikelike streetminutes walk from i"- -i oflbsa A ooas- -

furtalile euttlLKe fur a hlliull family. 1 H

per monta,

Two stores, Nuuanu street andK nk it i lane, itariai saoa, SSfi par

in, ml II.

Several small cottages in the rearof till' 111 Uieilt Htllttl stul'es. M, , f piKr in,,ntl

Vacant lot. off Fort street, a shortdlstsess sbovs Barelania, Mutable f,,rerer'tlllt; two Ktuall cottage. A l"tiK letM

sill in given ui tali lot mi reasonabls Msma

h'OR

i'ini:WATCHREPAIRING

and only inch, take your time- -

,iece to

II. F. WlCHMAN.

V.'i In good work only. Cheap,vi irk must necessarily be poorvork: i: you value your timepieceit til, take it where it will be treat-ed well, repaired well, and give theUtmost satisfaction.

Compliested work our specialty j

M atches demagnitised i key winderschanged to stem winders: chargesis moderate as good work will per- -

uit. II. P". WlCHMAN,15411' si 7 PfSfl Street

ft - vv A.lverllm ,,,(,,A'nicr

ishereby given that ail claims afrninst" iti"i stnioon. up t , s, pi. nth,

1994, t, in he settled by Mr. Jas. F. MoTsgan, and all outstanding aceounts tm' nterion Sal. .on and the Jobbing BoMSid I.. II. II, ,,. Up to the above date srepayable to Mr. L II. Hee. I,. 1. iKK.

All bills against I. II. Dee please pre-se-

iinoie.lt iteiv f ,r pa, mi i.tI., h. Dn,

hot Sale.A li d Illltlll'Or of .Ii ,rr, in to.

oomn in, ,in, i , tree i onipany, The Com-pau- y

has acquire : live huBflred acres ofcome Ian.: in lee simple n' Peps ?,'boutii .a. Hawaii, abtiBi three sadone ha f miles from Hi opuloa landing,the land la among the best t,.r cotreegrowing in KOaa, the soil consisting ofvery rich a a ami Is easU) worked. Alarge in mi,,. i ,,f sh ,ri i have alreadvbasn lubteribad for.

Apply toJ. M. MONSARH T.

Csrtwrlgbt'i block, Merchani net,Hon lulu. t7l-i- f

il 'anted,a good, entli mil, h run ui psason.

able priOS. Apply at the"' BtAS Ottos.

For Sale.. -

porncrlot at Paaabonraibi mnfeei RaaSkV. e.uilailii. imrlnr. filnnlntf 11, .i,, ii rnms, bsul rooa ha i eoM r

1 st'ie MS i arnii.e limi.,-- Mo,1 lie itn. mul-- r well laiil uui ii, null and

inuum-tim-l trees.t or pamottlsrs, .agtas. a. b.. iaM c,mie

Nurse Wanted." I 'ply to

i if, tf '. 1 . CARTER.

. Irrived.

Per schooner Trannil ."i bend nfline vouiik multS, lx bsd of bireeKreneb N.,nnaii ami Aineriraii brtlnans, also two span oi oarriags bursi-s- .

ami one very line bl.u k jack, all to In- -

sub! at very reasonable prions, Partialdesiring to pnrohass nrill do well to havea look at this took.

Apply toDBUMMOND ,v BURNETT!?,

417-t- f Pantl nfRaUes, Uonoluiu.

HAWAIIAN - OFF RA - HOUSE.I,. .1 I.KVKY. . L.RMMIW. It. UAII.EY, MAN All RK

Saturday, October 6,

TOFF

ST0CK"UHILCI COMPANY

Saturday, A MiiliT il P

Sea.,. u Tioaats, eigati en p.i fis niais asforl5. A.llllifsniull ,'i eelltl-- . 7", cent'ami t,Q0, Bos far now opell SI UJLi'vevV.

Do yoil want to rent a house 5

Have you a bouse for rent ?

Do you want to buy a house ?

Have you a house for sale'If so call on the

HONOLULU REAL kstaty: aO'CY.n il Fuit street,

194 uu,.

Honolulu. September 8, l;iViavi Testimonial.Having reoelsed bo much benefit from

tbe use ui Viavi tun uiixioun tlie public.liuiilil know whs! a Massing has nomato in with tbe 'iu i Remedies,

I have suffered with a oomnUeation ofdiseases for sis yean, bars been in thein lauitaj in isuii Francisco but hava foundnothing thai has benefited mti no muchan Viai i.

1 wouldTreoommand it to tbe suffsringI pie of Honolulu,

Any une wishing to ask me in regardto it may rail al my Inline ,,n llerelamanear Nuuanu itreet,448-lm- A w USB. BRHRAPBll

THE HAWAIIAN

Safe DbdosU J MMIMI'A.W.

HAS

ON HAND FOR SALEShares Has sitan agricultural i ,,. sioek.

Kahuku Plantation Muck.Hawaiian Mugar Company Btoek,Kwa riautatiuiiIVoplen lee Stock.

AlXi.Kws I'lantntion Ut iiMrKiilie l7 ar cent)

BoaVds.Hawaiisa QovernmsM Bonds bought

aim Bold.aeteitre yaiiir valnatkles by tak-

ing a bos in the Safe Ucpunii Vaults.THE Hawaiian BAH DKPOfUT

M) INVESTMENTMix Kokt Stkhkt. HOMOIXLO.

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BOME olu STORIES.

INTERESTING TALES OF ADVENTURE

ON SEA AND LAND.

tiik Meed lthintoiMi ef BmtU An ohiMiiifi-'- MoT) or tin- fatal Mom and ii"If Caunr,! Two DsettU Sunk In RtSS Hi

Muff.

Ossf lllt. UM, b InriMI Pissi in-

1MB I

"Do foti know tbsrs ri Rich tblngl mtotal dtatnantu Md to pommi weansMftelnand violent dcMbf" naked the olddiamond miner. "It Is trne," tas rranton,QOttaR tny look "f incmhiliiv. "1 Saw oM(v ths stones in A iit rul in ntul Bl partner(mum 000 of the eowwd thing In Braall,They are on led blood diamonds, and tin1

n inie i Wall applied. So inattar walesway von inni one, in aome cornef or angleo; it lurks 1 crimson pipot tbat leelM like a

dropol blood. Before ths Australian stemwas tost It bad been in tlie possession aln in' different Deraonx. "ml very one of

then died rtolent death."My partner in Brail eras a likely youns.

fellow named John Robinson. Re wasbora in Michigan and bad taken to

orer the world ni an parly age. Itwas lii- - ambll n n tn make fortune, returntn Michigan and support lii" parents in

luxury a lornt ai they lived. Niitht afternlu'lit, as we ntnoked our pipes, ! balked t

this "in' ileal deatre tbat poeaeeaed htm1'iior fellnwl All hi ehatiees were bleatedthe moment be touched timt fatal

"1 never knew exactly ho it came intohi possession rbere waa aome mysteryabout that, and be did not explain, t amcertain he iliil nut Meal it f Mm t lie mine, forit was partially polished, bringing nutitrouglj too bloody light In the "tune, itaeemeil tomeiliat tin one who set out topolisli it had nut lived to finish Lis tak.

I noticed John'a exdtemeni some timebefore lie allowed me the stone, ami I won-

dered whal otmld ail htm. 1 was emoklngin from of our cabin door when be cameand erouched oloee me, bis viiiee

trembling as lie whteperedi" 1 'in going back home tomorrow, Hank''"Ton mean you are going to start.'

correi-ted-. Have you tfiven Up Making

your fortuuef'" 'Not a bit of it. m ini 1 have my for

tune in my pocket I'

''Whatf"'Here,' lie softly cried, ex'citedly film

blinit in bis clothes and producing aoma

thing, 'take a look at this!'"Then he held the diamond lip before

my eyes, oauatng me to drop my pipe andotter a cry of smassment, Tim stone wasaa lartre h. an i'kk. and once fiance showedme it mis of the very highest grade.

. ; c,V

THE LAST of the FUGITIVE,

Wber& in the nam f btaven did yonget, that I1 ! ftftkwl

' 'I fnu ml it,' vrM veWhai'H it worth, Hank''"It's worth a king'fl ransom,' 1 deiUred

m I wonrrt 'Hi' to take if from his (iuLtr.Thoa I hhw the drop "f blood lurking in anunfile of the fatal stunt, and I fell back,feeling my face grow puK'. My oul,' I

apt(l; "it's tlie blood ulftnondt''What'n thatf be queetloned, but when

I had told him he laughed at me, saying hean not lUPerttitiout, All the same. 1

to touch the thing and urged him t

throw it away. He Actually tbougbl mecrazy.

"While we were euuntnlng the stt-n-

glanced Qp end dlftCOVered a pair of dark,Kill upon us. The eyeipiiekly ai t d around t he corner ofthe hut, hut not until I had reoognixed theevil fare of .Matanza, a n.it ive laborer.

That nijzlit 1 rested potrly, but in somemanner RoDineoo managed to illp out ofthe cabin without arouaing me. Whenmorning came, I discovered he was gone. I

know not what fate ponaeaeed him to sneakaway in such a manner, but I t hink it wasthe evil influence of tlie diamond,

'It whs u ar middav when he wa- - found.lens than half a mile away. II was Htonedead, his skull having been crushed like aneggshell by mean-- of a h avy stone. Theaccursed Ola ml Wftl K"iu for its bloodywork was dona,

"In a moment suspected Matanxa, andinquiry revealed the tact thai be had notbeen seen that day. A -- earth failed t finda trace of him, and then 1 told whatthought had happened. In leal than anhour an armed party was ready to start onthe trail, which was to be followed bybloodhounds, the animals being kept ttihunt down runaway thieveH.

"It was near sundown w hen we came DJ

with him. He had fallen and sprained hi.s

ankle, so he could not travel very fa-- t, andthere was no chance of his escaping. Whenhe saw he wa- - taii ly OOrnatad, he turned tohike his clinched hands at us, and then he

began hobbling dow n a cut that led to adark sink hole that waa like a basin tilledwith black w at- r, on he surface of w hichnothing floated.

"Thinking he might try to give us theslip by climbing up some rocks to tiie rightI hastily Scrambled OVer the bowlders tointercept him. Whan 1 reached the summil, 1 could luok down upon him as helstood at the verge of the sink hole, trapped,He had the filial diamond in his hand, andlie was wildly cursing the stone in ids ownlanguage

" 'Von have brought me death, as J gave

dfth to the American!' he cried. Voushall bring death tu no morel he whocan draw ou from beneath the blackwater

m

and brute an they diot downward. mtw

un Inatani gianm ol t htr blood diamond justa they si ruck, and the black wataiJoaad alugglebly overtbaea. We waited M

miuuter-- . but licit Ic r ttK nor man ruse to llamithe surface. The t.iial diamond waa loM

iurevcr."

w nil iin own trpoasI wHb tba Northern Pacific railrfiad

aurvey when it made its way up thevalley. Dave Si one, a JTOUng aj

glnaar of our parly, bad made a hitler en-

emy of Hop r .lack, one the scoutsIII hi Sghtaia. and as .lack bad uglrecord it win expect, dibat isoobluwoifollow Stone was a fcaih aa fellow, amione of the baft nhnU ever siw, thaVafonbe d'ul not aeem to care in l he bai for thetbroate and black looaa ol the scout. IComthan one- 1 warned him to out for heRoper, bui be oalj langhad ai ma, anyingha waa able to ake care of hlmw if.

As J ant icipat d, tot affnir ftuall OUl

mingtadi Hot w ords pawod batwaan tba j

two, and then .lack daolarad tlie anginaafwiiM a coward. 1 was Handing a here I

could look Stone square in tlie face axthese word' were and I law himturn very white t brOttgfa the coat of tan onUt aountaoanoa, wbile hm jaws baraem !

and rk eyes liitered.Vou in a u he nttortaa) icily. "Apd

tn prove tl til Flghl yon anil put a bulletthrough von:''

"Not much you won':''' cried the scout."I don't know much about duels, i..., I doknow I'm the one challenged, n 1 reckonthat gtvetmethe right M ohoosln WeanonaWc won't Unlit with gitna. but we ll usethe rope."

"The lonet""Vep. Von n on your hose, an I'll gH

on mine. We'll both hVOlaaao an lie

stationed SO roda apart At signal we'llride at each other, both with the IdeamNHdn t'other critter from hla horatv Thelucky man haa the right to tow t'other a

lout aa fur lis he dern pi MUM "

Thai mennl the man iron wae laaeocnwould la- draggeil over the plain until bewaa dead, a mnaa of broken hones amibleeding fleah at the end of the lariat,

iHveStime hsultatsd for an Instant, andthen he liOWly said:

"I never threw a rope in my life.""That bnln't nothln to me," declared

Jack. "Fight or take water.""tinder tin- clrcumatanoea," spoke the

engineer, "1 presume you win give menweek in h to practice with a lasso, as I

may have aome show in tin- game,"This did not suit the Roper at all, but

every one in the part) declared it was nomore than fair, and knowing no man couldperfect hlmaelf In the 11 e of tin- laeeo Inaudi a brief time .lark finally rtKteeU.

stone procured n lariat, and from tbatlime on he wae practicing With it everypara moment oould obtain. Hut he

Lid little time for practice, and he did notnnike rapid progress, for allot which lie

wae perfect ly com ami determined to meetthe Roper on theday set forth eWangsdueL

Tim day before the duel wna to oome off,

sroreoetaed orders to make oamp early inthe afternoon. While the laborers werelooking idler ibis mailer Roper .lackthrew hlmeelf down on the graae ami oalmly went to stsep. It was thus we foundhim. lying Hat on bis back, with a bin rattleanake colled on bis brand breast. Ourerica of alaTtn awoke him. and he saw the

u ike Hi- - i ns filled with horror, hut hidared not stir, for the serpent Beamed angrj and t he .emit knew it would strike atthe first motion.

Ilave Stone carried ids lasso at hi- - waist.to. a moment he had released it, ami thenthe no isc circled round Ids bend, Beforewe reallted what be (toot-c- plated doingIn made the cust. Through the air shot thenooae, dropping fairly over the upliftedhe. 1, nf tin- rattler, and the next instant thesnake was jerked squirming through theair. In a remarkably brief apace f timethe serpent's head was crushed beneathBtone'a boot heel, and the engineer wascalmly colling bia lasso. Kvery Witnessstood astound, d.

Roper .lack hail leaped to bis feet, andhe looked ai Stone with an agprendop of I

amusement ami admiration growing on Idaweatberbeaten face. At length he cameslow ly forward.

"I aw'gr, I bat w as a slick throw!" he -- aid."rreckon you saved my Ida, para, an rihlhyar I ask your pardon for OgjUin ye a cow--

ard. You hain't none whatever, A mancan handle a rope like that can't be a

OOWaldl If "ii insist on flxlitlu. we'll haveit out, ji st as we 'greed, but I Tow I hain'tanxious to flitlit it man as has saved mefrom a rattler's j iws."

This was a fair apology, and Stone BC

cepted it."We'll call it square, then." dei land be

young engineer."Let's shake," invited the scout, extend

iuu his band.They shook.

lie Lot!Last rear I attended a horse race in the

Maine. As a result of the free foras easy winner. Penob- - St.

scot coming in secona. wnn un Lnarpreea-- :

Ing him bard. Away back on the truck be--

yoml the quarter post the skinniest old nagi ever -- et eyes on wa- - making a desperatestatruer to get around to the judges Standbefore dark. The old horse was called Dhaster, ;tnd her appearance on the track hadoccasioned any amount of ridicule.

I noticed a tall, lanky country hid whoCame down past where I stood, looking allaround on the ground, a aad ami disgustedExpression on his homely face.

"Looking for anything?" I asked."Yep,'" he nodded."Lost somet hing!1"He stopped, put hi' hands deep into the

pockets of his patched pantaloons, loppedhi long neck to the right and cocked hisleft shoulder about threcinches higherthauthe other.

"Misters" said he, "mebbe you knowsome show feller what is looklo for a freak.BffeoudO, by urum! 1 kin show him theblamedest gaul dern fool in seven oaountiesl I've bin workin all summer at oddjobs to git enough to buy nte aspanhinsuit of new store dotbee, an managed tolay by $18, Today dad he said I might cometotaown an git my rig. 1 kern daow u withthe hull pile of that money right slap in tnybritches pocket -- walked all the way antopped seven times to get a nip of cider

'long on the road. When I got inter taownwaa a leetle twisted, ao 1 brought up

here. Bee that gosh blamed old crow baitol a boss l ack tbarf Waul, when I sawher, 'membered baow in a story 1 readonce ji at thai kind of a boss fooled 'em allan got away with the tin. I 'lowed Uisaster'd do that same thing, an I Haw myofaainoa tOtnekS a heap of money, so"

"You don't mean to say you placed yourmoney on that horse1"

"Ev'ry cent, by gum I Lostanything! guess i have: I've got ter wearthese clothes another year, an Jed 13 rid gar'Uhave new rig sure, lie's sartiu tocut me aout with 'Mandy Brooks Amilooklo fer anything! Waul, I'm look In tefa big haul club. I'm goin aout there behind the fence an thump my head a fewtunes Jest to see el it sounds holler!

Then he slouched away, his hands stilldeep in the pockets of his shabby pautaloons, and his eyes on the ground, the verypicture oi despair.

William PATTSV.

Onuidlkatber Thundcr'a l'Hmily."Tlienlil man haii thiv; smis-- mt naiiicl

M'tU'ssnn. lie U (bf baby and in vrytlerct and rut I. It is tu1 who klaTI men andiH'iists ami destroji property, The otbtrtwo art- kind i'i't I'- They cool the hotuir, revive the parohtnl Dalda ami the cn

dostroy only that which is harmful toWhen y00 baaf low, ilihtant

nntterinsa, thai is the old man. lie toldt h4irl hat as often a- spring ratumtdtbemUM think of him ami show that

irrateftil hy giving bin little snntke.lie than took leave of her ami sent herhome, where her family bad mourned her;n one dead. BlUOf then DO Indian hasever feared thunder." 1 said, "Hut bowboat the lightning!1 "Ob," laid the old

woman, "lightning grand fathrr! wife."At .laekson, in the White mountains, I

"Tln-- one of the dotfs broke from leah met I,oui- - Mitchell, for many years the In- -

and came barinsat tba fiuritive. Uatanaa .. mem bar ofturned lo face the creature, and with OM PaMamaQUOddllean the hound fustened its lecih hi th btorv. H iid

ofan

an

O

the Maine I. j- .' aanil aakad i" in about t lii

was perfect ly I rue. ;tl

naBva'i throat, Ova? and ovar whirled man though tba enatomwaa now Calling into

then

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lowstone

and

look

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ami

only the old m ople kept H up. I hetobacco La cant upon tba Hre in a ring anddrawa the electricity, w hich playi above itiu a beautiful blue circle of ftlckOTing

lb added that It U a well knownl.u t that no i tuliuti and no Indian propertywere ever Injured by lightning. MIm AhbyL. Algtf in Popular Science Monthly.

Tlie Women of AJOOOiOaThe womeu of A jactlo, the capital of Cor-aic-

whore Napoleon 1 was horn, w t arbright luted prints ind a charaotarUtleahady Hat Mruw hat Hiai looks like an in-

var ed plate. This. Uowaver. la often ills- -

ild cardtd for a himdkerchief tied under thechui. w ondatftu to mo is the aaee and se-

curity with which they poise Upon theirheads heavy jars of earthenware and bfaaafull of water from the fountains. Theycarry all huidciih on their heads. NewYork Prtuu..

I. over ot HeaUtVi

Utile Johnny -- Our new teacher la justu pretty iis aha oan bt( and g" kakaai outmoat averj night to tbaatari and oooaartiand thlnga it'" j"t lovelyl

Mother You like pretty leathers, don't,

you, dearFLittle Jobnii)- - Ye.-'- They always haa

a good umean don t led buiuuth ukegnubad marks. -l- iuoU New s.

ValDdWe InfoiialiBD to Housekeepers

The reputation as a Km ill bouse' eejattdepend often on eervlng a cup of Onecoffee. Now d" not tail to use with pureground coffee a little of Engolbreoht'

ii;k COFFEE PLAVOH,patented January 14th, 1881,

Anyhow tr It once, Blld yon gTO UI1

to Ki't II ' "I1 ol delli'lulls coltee, wllicboven tlie most faatldiou will gnjofiSome believe that pure coffee alon willhave tire deelied reeult, but title flavoiia tu coffee What sens ntOg is to moat;it itnpgrta ricltineaa, Iniprovei the tuaie,make it nourishing ami wboleaomc.

digntiou, and .ivea it iplandldgnu what is not in be dlrogafdvu,

saves one third coffeg,I bis unsurpaesed flavor I made from

best California r'lg, It ha nothinu incommon with chicory or nuy artiifolalcoffee subsiii ute.

N. BREBAM,Qe tiera l Agent, Hawauan I lands,

Mutual lelophone 814, ' Bethel st.149 lmo.

Estate ofF.S. DuCtastd Assets, -

MfOtlCO ol' Of

REAL ESTATEPursuant to an order of tin- Uonrablel

Henry K. Uooper, Second Judge of theCtruuit tiouM of tlie First Circuit, K--

public ol Hawaii. In tin- - inattar 01 theKetate of K. n. Pratt, deoeased, madenml entered on tin- ituli day of e,

ItHM, ttn ttttderaigned, aappointed for that purpoee by

aid oilier ni suiil t iircuil Judge, will si 11

ni public guotton, to tin- hlgbeel bidder,certain real estate of Hie saiil K. M.

Pratt, deceaaed, described a followgiThe pretnvjii at VVaiklkl, Honolulu,

OmhUi deacttbed in Hie following deeds,recorded in the Hawaiian Registry olConveyances, viz: Deed from B. II.Allen tu K. s. Pratt, dated June B, 1878,recorded in Hook ;)?, pageslNDand 888tDeed from II. Uiles tu Y. s. Pratt, datedMarch :H, ls7s;, recorded in Hook 54,panes W ami 890,

The Bale will take place at the frontdoor ut tin- Judioiary building, in Hono-lulu, at noon mi Tuesday, the nth dayol October, ISM. Dpeet price, $18,000,Term Cash in I. 8. Gold Coin, Balesubject tu confirmation by the said cir-cuit Court. Deeds ut expense of

For further information enquire ol tlieundersigned at tin- judiciary iiitiiuiK.in Honolulu,

Hated Honolulu. September 1:1. 1894,HENRY 8MIT4,

469 tf lommiaslouer.

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India Linen and Persian huwne,BmbtoJdaTT, in u Tud ptooM

ltiiman ami QuipUM Kunsoidwy,Oriental. Platte, ami otter aoes. id

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CHALLIESA'l Wool BUlPkd, ill Light and

Dark Grounds,

An Immense Assortment of 'WHITE DRESS GOODSStripes Plaids.

iTew Jet and Silk Paesimenterie

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CANE CRUSHERsTTVYVVf

HONOLULU WORKS COMPANY,laving secured tlie bXCLUSIVE AGENCY lor tlie Hawaii

an isiaiuis lor tne ivrajewsKi ratent sugar cane crustier, are now prepared to receive orders the same, to he

delivered in time lor tlie next crop.This machine, which has been invented but lew years, has

been adopted bv great number oi cane sugar manufacturers,especially in Cuba, where it was first put to trial and where itbecame extremely popular. Nearly one-thir- of the whole sugarcrop made in Cuba is being made with the assistance of thesecrushers. These crushers have also proved great success inother West Indian Islands, and Louisiana, as be seen by testimonials on hand.

These crushers when attached to any cane mill will increaseits capacity by from to 100 per cent; will improve extraction;will regulate leed ol the mill. We have three ol these machinesin the way. For further particulars enquire at the

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Agate V are (White, Gray and Nickel-plated- , PumpsWater and Soil Pipes, Water Closets and Urinals, RubberHose, and Lawn Sprinklers, Bath Tubs uud Steel Sinks,

S. Gutteia and Leaders, Slice" Iron Copper, Zincand Lead, Lean Pipe and Pipe Fittings.

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