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At ths Office, Queen street, Honolulu,11. I

AltTHUfl JOHNSTONE. ...Editor & Manager,

rouiuxDAILY BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY,

Limited.)

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ata?" Address nil business ootnmuulca-tion- s"Daily Bulletin."

ess all matter for publica-tion "liDiTOR Daily Uullkyin."

1. Uux tttt. Honolulu. II. 1.

Ooaitaihdioii Moconants.

i OUN T. WATWHHOUSE,C? Importer and Dualor lu mar

Mt'iunuiidtse, Qucwi ;., Honolulu

STll.DBB a CO.,VV Dealers in Lumber, Paint

JUi, Nails, Sal, and Building Materia!of m-or-y kind, cor. k'ort And Quoen its..Honolulu. 'd. N. Uastlo.-- J B. Athertou-fc- i. P. isu- -

u OOOB,L'ASTliH Shipping aufl CommissionMerchants. Iinpoj tors and Dealciealicuoral No dO King it

Honolulu. 5

l.ov. oie, F. J. Luwioy ti. At. CooUu.S KWifiitd a OOOiilii,jLi successors to Liiwera a. Dni&i.uu,;liupurioi and Draiurs m Luiabni ami U

tiuils ul Uuildiug Materials, l'orl tre- -l

lioiioluiii 1

taONOUULiU lBOIl WOK&a,esSSS28i'-ii- i cuinus, augar unllh, Ooil

.,rs, uoiut. , , brab and ieauct-at- ,lag't., iuuuliiuur ot jvuyumile to otdui atteullou paiato iiiip'i. blrwk snmlung Job work ore. i..'ul at 'liort nU t I

i 1 V..' St j,''WJL At Co.,L

unaonil n Ajiente.

Uonoi.ui.n

G. VT. fil5f!aELAI4E & (Jo.

MBROHANTS,

Queen mroet. Honolulu. U J

1648

GONSA1.VJES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocors & Wine Morohants

Ucaver Block, Honolulu.

& COMPANY,(Limited)

Grnkual Mebgahtilii aniiCOMMIUBIOH AOKis'ln

usx or oifKnisaB.

I. O. Jonkb, Jr. . . .President & MauagoiI. O. Oartkb. . ..Treasurer & Becretar'.

DrBlCOTOES:

Hon. U. R. Bisnor. 8. C. ALUtt;,H. WATBUHOUSE.

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L. ScliumanCarriage Trimmer.

No. 70 & 01 : : King Street

At W. Wright & Son's.

Having received a full assortment ofCarriage Trimming Materials from theEast, I am prepared to execute all orderswith neatness and despatch at vory rea-sonable ates.

Q. A. S0HUM.AN.apr 7.WMy

Pioneer Shirt Factory104 Fort SI, Upstairs.

Tlio undersigned bogs to inform the; uhll? of these Islands that he ii making

HUirtM ly Mo tsuj-onioi-it !

Directions foreelf.measureiuent willbe qlvcn on application.

White Shirts, Oyershirts & Hlght Gowns

A lit guarantee by making a satnptfiBhlrl to overy order.

Island order solicited Bell Telephone 410

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WEMER & CO.Mouufucturlue Jcwellern.

IfO. OS irOItT JSTH3313T.Constantly on hand a large assortment

of evry description of Jewelry. Watches.Gold aud Silver Plated Ware, &o.

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HONOLULU, SATURDAY EVENING, DKCEMBEK

"DAILY

OBBBWKB

Gustav

Tliorougliliral -:-- lliiiiiig

STAMION

iDUKE SPENCER,

Will stand for a short time atthe

GrooDfltild Stablos, Kaplolaul PartDukb Spencku Is a dark bay, 4 years

old; stands lfi6 hands high; klud andgsntle disposition.

I EDIG REE:By Dnko of Norfolk.

1st dam Lou Spencer by Norfolk2nd dam Ballerina... by imp Balrowidc3td dam lleuulc Farrow

by imp. Shamrock4th dam Ida by imp. BalshazzarCth dam Madam Boslcy (Gamma's

Dam) by hlr Richard6th dam Nancy Nlchol.. .by imp. Eaglo7th dam Bet. lioslcy

by Wilkes' W onder8th dam by Chanticleer9th dam by Imp. Sterling10th dam by Clodlus11th dam by Imp. Sllvereyo12th dam by imp. Jolly Roger13th dam by Imp. Partner14th dam by imp. Monkey15th dam Imp. mare from the stud of

Harrison, of Brandon

TERMS $50.E Best of car taken with animals.

In case of accident no responsibilitywill be assumed.

W. H. RICKAKD,622 tf Honokaa, Hawaii.

ffffl Fr MIVII XJLL JLH W UUIl(LIMITED.)

Wm. G. Irwin. . President & ManagerGlaus Spreckels Vice-Preside- nt

Walter M. Giff ardSecretary & Treasurer

Then. O. Poiter .' Auditor

SUGrAU --FACTORSAND

Commission Agents.AGENTS OF THE

Oceanic rliii;n!i;;liiii Coi'y,Of Hnn Francisco. Cal.

PIONEERSTM CANDY FACTORY

AND BAICEBY.F. HORN. Practical Confectioner,

Pastry Cool; and Baker.71 Hotel St. -- JfiST Telephone 74.

THOS. LINDSAY.

MANUFACTURING

Jeweler Sc VTatuIimalceiKUKUI JEWELRY a SPECIALTY.

King Stnsel., Honnlulu, H. I.

Particular attention rmlcl to nilklntjs of repairs. jan-10--

HENRY IW. STANLEY

IN DARKEST AFRICA

Thooomplotoetoryof BUalea recent thrllllnunoturn aut tba dluluuro of LU lmpurUntdlKJorerlei will spiicar for ths flnt tlma Id thswork written by himself, entitled "In DukesAfrica. D) nut Uo ilruirn 1 by any of the

"Stanley bonki now betas olferei a. "jen.ulue'and' authentic. " Tu no one of tbuee baiStanley contributed aline.

Therel no quutloa about tti'i atatvment beingoorrectineverypartlcular Wo guarantee it, anawill Ble naHlcuIar on application.nSIITIflM In onk'r not t Iv wl'leJ. ioeUHUIIUI1 that the book bean the Im.print ofCHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONSAnd that the canraulng azent carrlrl a oarUncaUof ageuoy from ui,

A. L. BANCROFT & CO.132 POST STREET,

SAN FRANCISCO.

General Agents for the Paclfio Coast.

J. W. Chamberlin,Sole Agent for Hawaiian Kingdom.

671tf

ill;V v

$ fi s

l" . !w - ffUS 1 fe'AMX.. lft.

1ST I ' . I Vi 24 T.

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Win. C. Irwin h Gutnpany,(i.miTt:i.)

OITKU VOn SALE

Lime Ac Cement.PAnAFFINE PAINT CO.'B

COMPOUNDS and ROOFING,

HEED'S PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes.

FEHTSL1ZER8:WOOL DUST,

BONE MEAL,FISH GUANO,

ALSO

BTIOK & OHLAWDT 3

High Grade Chemical Cune Manur

GRASS SEEDS:COCKSFOOT,

RYE GRASSAnd CLOVERS.

Refined Sugars,Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned

Beef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS,

aug

BEAVER SALOO

Tho Best Lunoh in Town,

Tea and Coffee at VL1 HoursThs Finest Brands of

Aprs, af8JL&8t

Te'icce

on I Itt ii l.81. ,f XIrP..

xriji!j--re &;. --

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S.Mst.,:?.'!0::i.a.".i

Meat CompanySI KIN .TUEET.

6. J. WALLER, - - ManagerWholesale & Retail Butchers

. AND

NAVY CONTRACTORS.1717 ly

REDWARD & HOWELL

Contractors & Builders.Brick, Stone and Wooden Buildings;estimates given. Jobbing proniptlv at-

tended to. 70 King street. Bell Tele-pho- ne

No. 2. P. 0. Hox 423. ap-5-l- y

T lPodiiI Mill 111PLANING MILL,

Alatceu, nctur fjueon St.Vt In till (inr N. liti.

GEORGE .UCAS.Contractor &m(i$(ku & Builder.

uHonolulu Steam Pl.mlng Mills, Espla-

nade, Honolulu.Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,

Brackets, Window Frames, blinds,Sashes, Doors, anil all kinds of wood-work ilnlsli. Turning, Scroll aud HandSawing. All kinds of Sawing andPlaning, Morticing and Tenanting.tW Orders promptly attended to and

work guaranteed. Orders ftom theother Islands solicited. "

E. B-- . THOMAS,& Builder.

Estimates Given on lidck, Iron, Stone& Wooden Buildiugs. Jobbing

Attended to.

KEEPS FOR SALE

Brick, Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris,

Marble Dust, Wire Lath,California North Beaoh & Santa

Cruz Sand.Quarry Tiles OxC red, white and blue;Mltiton, Plastic und Encaustic Tiles luvarious patterns, all kinds ot DrainageWare,

Br Office Southeast corner Ala-k- ea

aud Queen streets.Mutual 8 TELEPHONES JST Bell 351

nib

A. G. SILVA,85 & 07, Hotel Street.

IMPORTER OK

Furniture.Matting & Carpet LaidCornloe Polim,

g&T Flue Upholstering aud Beddinga specialty Juno ui

ABMii,'L

IlLffLatest Fall

AT

N. .S. Sachs', : : :

Samples of the Fall Styles in

TRIMMED HATS & BONNETSNOW OPMN FOR INSPECTION.

New Plumes, New Birds, New Wings,

Fanay fluid Ulllce fc Klbbona,

CHioicse filLc Sc Velrt Ilo-vrei- ,

POPULAR - MILLINERY - HOUSE,104 Fort Street, Honolulu.

JOHN NOTT," 1iik1 IJilool.," J. Jf5 fc. fT Kitr Htrnii.

9H

AT

m will p i ipgaiM'iigSjblK?la9IMgMSnBBBBH

ii'i iiiiiilliii a "SsiyBB111?JT ' J J&m'M WTOBWrMlfflaM IHn

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No. 175.- - - ($g&

P. 0.

Novelties !

104 Fort Street.

- Edinburg & Queen

Tolephono No. 92.

- O.

IOIG-- -- -o

&ranite, iron and Tin WareOhandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,

WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,House Keeping Goods,

PLUMBING, TIM, COPVEE AKBKheRt Iron Work

Telephones,

OFFER AT BED ROOK PRICES

o

CALIFORNIA HAY, OATS, BRAN,OIL CAKE ME Alt, LINSKED MEAL,

BARLEY, ROLLED BARLEY,MIDDLING GROUND BARLET,

WHEAT AND CORN FLOUR.

FLOUR EAlta, Golden Gate & StiliiuiHiBa FJLOUR

Box 115.--

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Box

H. E. McliMTYRE & BFIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

New Goods received by every packet from Eastern States and Europe,Fresli California Produco by every Steamer. All oidors faithfully attendedto and Goods delivered to any purl of tho city free of charge. Island orderssolicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. nov 6

Telophono 240.- -

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--jtavr-LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,

HONOLULU, H. I.,

Importers, Wholesale Retail Dealers Groceries & Provisions,

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THE

Sts.

207.

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By euch steamer of the O. S. 8. Co. from California fiesh Culuforniu RollButter, Frozen Oyster und Fresh California Fruits, Fish, Game, Vegetables,etc,, etc. A complete lino of Crosse & Bliiokwell'fi & J, T. Morton's Canned& Bottled GootlB itlwiiyn on hand, Also, just received u fresh lino of GermanPates und Potted Mc.Uh und Bottltd l'mservod Fruits, Lewis & Co.'s MulteseBrand Sugar Curod lliitiis niid Bacon, New Breiikfust Cereals, Cream OatFlakes and Cream Wheat Fluke, Hieily Lemons and Oulifomia RiversideOranges, Oregon Burliauk Potatoes, Etc., Etc,, Kto.

HbtiwiYiotioM 01131.10.11 teed.

L 1L Jv II LI II,

JM. MONSARRAT.Attorney at Law & Notury Public

147 Merchant Street, Honolulu. tf

J ALFRED MAQOON,Attorney at Law & Notary Public

173 42 Merchant tticet, Honolulu, ly

LORRIN A, THURSTON,

A. ttorney --Jit - i-.n,-v

ilONOLL'l.L, U. 1.

Oftlce over Bishop's Batik. 64G tf

DAVBD DAYTONWill practice In tho lower Courts of theKingdom as attorney, attend to collect-ing lu all its branches, renting of housesand any other business entrusted to him.

Ofllco : 01 King street; upstairs.K--b 6--

CASTLE & COOKE,U1POKTK1W,

Hardware, Skipping

Commission Merchants.DEALERS IN

General ftfjerchan'dioe !

Plantation Agents,Life, Fire & Marine

Insurance Ageuts,

lanJil HONOLULU. H I PNHI'

CASTLE & COOKE,

Lite, Fire & Marino

.Insurance Agents !

AGENTS FOB: ,

Now England Mad! Life Ins. Co.,

Oh I10H1ON.

Eit.d Flic Ins. Gu. of Hartford.u r loxm .

Iiisuraiice Company- -

.n' ,, N KWAi01hCO, KM.IKUUMa.,Ian4J 00

NEW YORK

Life InsuranceCOIV.PAIMY.

Assets, : : $105,053,600.96

"Facts are Stubborn Things."

At every age, on every premiumtable, and in overy year, the AC-

TUAL RESULTS of Tontine Policiesof the-Ne- York Life Insurance Co.huvo been LARGER than those OFANY OTHER COMPANY issuinj;similar policies.

For particular apply to

Oeu'l Aont Hawaiian Islands.283 tf

FIRE,LIFE,

MA RINKLNSURANCK.

Hartford Fire Insurance Oo.

Aston, $6,288,000Anglo-Nevad- a Assuranoe Corporation

(Fire anil Marine)Capital, paid up, $2,000,000

Thatnat MarveyiMarine Ins Co

Limited)As-e- $0,124 057

New York Life Iusunr.os Co.

AsssH $U6.O63,60.00

C.O.BEKGKRHONOL'"'

Omitiitti Atfenl liw n Ixl'.mlt-100-

ly

wtSESTlVA. I

ANATURAI. byMineral Wuter. Foi

W. 8. LUCE.Hole Agent & Importer for Uiw Ha-

waiian Islands. 52S tf

Balttwin Locniiio tives

The undersigned having been appointediolu agents for the liawailun

Islands

For tho Celebrated

From the wotks of

Durham, Parry, Williams & Co.,

I'hllnuclplilo, I'enn..Aie now prepaied to clve estimates andreceive orders for these cngiucs, of auysize aud style.

The Baldwin Locomotive Wohkiare now manufacturing a style of Louo-motl- ve

particularly adapted

For Plantation Purposes,

A number of which have reeuntly beenreceived at these Islands, and we willhave pleasuie lu furnishing plantationagents and uiauagcis with particularsof same.

The superiority of these Locomotivesover all other makes Is not only knownhere but is askuowlcdged throughouttho U niteU States.

Wm. G. IRWIN & Co., Id,Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islauds.

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DAILY BULLETIN

Steam Job Printing03?JT1C12

This ofllec halng added a large rietyof tho latest styles of

Elegant Type !

To Its Job Printing Room

Is better prepared than ever to executeall o.'deis lu that line, comprising:

Books, Pamphlets,BUI Heads,

Business Cauls,Law Blanks,

Letter Heads,Circulars, Invitations,

Plantation Blanks,Banking Forms',

Wedding Cauls,Calling Cnrds,

Posters, Handbills, Dodgers,

Programmes, Etc., Etc.,

ALL AT LOW RATES.

256 BOTH TELEPHONES-2- 56

&f Address"Daily Bulletin Offloo,"

Honolulu.

VOLCANO STABLESWalauueuue Street.)

Carriages at 1 Minute's Notice.

AJmo Huddle Uoi'noh,Carriages, Buggies, Brakos or Carle,

DAY or .N'KJIIT.

WILSON BROS.,Proprietors, Hilo, Hawaii.

S3' Orders received by Telephone tinh

TAI WO CHAN,

Manufacturer of Ladles' & Getitlciucu's

French Kid, Calf & Kangaroo

SUIN SHOES MADE TO OltDKlt.

PejHted or Mowed. AInu, Muilillrn.

88NuuauuSt., : : : P.O. Box 20.op 7 00-l- y

A. H. RASE31A.NN,Book-bind- er, Paper-rule- i & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer.

No. Merchant street, Up stairs.oct-l-88-

CHANGE of RESIDENCE.Or. OlilVKII

Has removed from Fort street to Ro- -bello Lane, Palaiuu

Opfick Houna: J a. it. to Vi u. and S1". it. to 'J I'. M.

Mutual GOatSaTELEI'IIONESfiBell 47C4IC tf

G. MULLER & Co.,PRACTICAL GUN & LOCKSMITHS

Bethel Street, "Putiion's Block,"Corner stoie.

Surgical & Musical Instruments neatlyrejittlied tit reasonable uttoa. fewlugMuuhluea and repairing of all Muds aspeulult. All kinds til Safes & Scalesrepaired. Household Sewing Muchluofor sale.

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BY AUTHORITY.

nl'AU1.MI!.N1 OV FtNANCK.llO.VOU'l.t', II. I.Nec. .I, I80iApplication will he received nt tin

Hawaiian TuniMiry uiilil MONDAY,tin-8l- Insl., nl VI m, fm (JiiM-in-nu'li- l

Six per cent. HoiuU to he -d

uniU-- r tliu niillimily of un m--t ciiti-tk-i- l

"An Act ftn tlii.- - Belief of Hie

.Majesty the King," upprnvrd on the21lh diiy of t)oli)tn-r- , A. I). 1 800; theBonds mi' nf tlu- - tiinount of onethousand ilolliiiM each mill mi- - pay-

able In not less tliiin live nor moretluin tt-- yeais fioni tin- - iliiti-o- f -tte,

GODFllEY BKOWN,727 41 Minister of Finiiiiec

Foreign Oitico Noiict.

OHicinl notii'i' having been giventlint dining tin- - tetnpoinry absenceof

HON. PAUL NEUMANN,

Acting Vlie-Cons- foi Spain,

IIKINKICH KEN.IK.S, K-- c.,

Will discharge tin- - functions of tlmt

oflicc as Acting Vieo-Consu- l, nil pei-to-

mi- - leiniiicd to give full

f.iith unil in edit to nil tin- - ofKcinl netsof the said lleiniieh ltuujut, Eq.

J. A. CUMMINS,Minister of Foreign Aflhirs.

Foreign Ollice, Dee. 1, 181)0.

Official notice having been giventh.il (lining the teinporiuy absenceof

HON. 1'AUL NEUMANN,Acting Consul for Mexico,

HEINHIOH HENJES, Ebo..,

will discbarge the fuiu-tioii- of thatotHce as Acting Consul, all personsare beieby required to gie full faithand ciedit to all the ollicial act ofthe .said lleiurich Jenjcs, Em.

.1. A. CUMMINS.Milliliter of Foieign Aflairs.

Foteign Oflice, Dec. 1, 1890.727 3t-1- 70 It

Irrigation Notice.

HoNOiaiii.u, II. I., Aug. 9, 1890.

Holders of Water Privileges orthose paying Water Rates, uielieiebynotified that the houis for usingwater for irrigating purposes aro fromC to 8 o'clock a. m., and 4 to 6 o'clockP. M.

Chas. B. WILSON,Supt. Hono. Water Woiks,

Approved:C. N.

Minibtcr of the Interior.627 tf

i J l ,

fjjatlu jguTTifftn

Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,But established for the benefit of all.

SATURDAY, DEC. (i, 1890.

A useful measure of the latesession is the law providing for thesanitary regulation of lodging houses.There is need of a law to icgulatclaundries. A San Francisco paperlately called attention to the factthat Chinese wnsh houses mixed theclothes of clean and sound peoplewith those of unclean and sick peo-

ple in soaking their washes. Doubtless the same practice is in voguehere, and it is simply an outrageouswrong, liable to have serious conse-quences to the public health.

The favorite object of commonjibing when it was present was theLegislature. Nevertheless the pub-lic has received many advantagesfrom the labors of the people's re-

presentatives, which will last atleast until another Legislntuie be-

comes the butt of criticism. Roadswill he better kept, the lighting ofthe city will he improved, streetgrades will be harmoiiicd,mail com-

munications are already vastly im-

proved, lodging houses are placedunder ollicial surveillance for sani-

tary purposes, Government oflicialscannot shiik their honest debts nnymore, and, if the Ministry piovothemselves to be men of even aver-age wisdom, abuses that flourishedtill they were exposed by committeesof the late session, may be consider-

ed as abolished for the cm rentperiod. No more bogus or paddedpay rolls, no unauthorized contrac-tion of public debt, a la the late re-

gimes, no more jobbery in public-works- ,

no more wild cat contracts toheap up claims for private indem-nity these are among the negativeblessinga that may reasonably heexpected from the Legislature of1890, notwithstanding ull its faultmid confusion of purlieu,

A lypogrnitlilenl nnilnslott nroiirre'tIn dilr eilitorinl on llio oil qilcnitonyestcrdnv nftimiOon, wliloli tnlnlitConvoy tli ImproMnii to n unMlnl

rentier tlmt this Snn Krntit'loo oiltest was 100 ilcKU-M- t nlthoilgli It

wni Htnti'd in tin--prct-i'tllni- i piti'ii-ginp- h

tlmt such lust was liftTo nvolil nny chance of mis- -

tnko or inirepieseiitntlon on thlipotnl wi-- ipinto tliu Sun Franciscotntink-tpn- l Invv on tliu puliit, viz. :

mul nil olio or tluliluuuiufiiutiireil from petroleum or itsproiluuU to lie used for illuinlimtiupurposes, shall lie to "Utiiitl

a lire lest of 1 10 degrees Fahrcii-hei- t,

or hotter, hufore it shall HhMi

or uniit nu itilliuniiinblu vapor." Thepunnlty for violation of this law, as

stated yesterday, U ii. inonthV im-

prisonment or SuOU line, or both.

It is but fair to state m this eon- -

neetioii that the oil iiiiiuiifnutiiredby the Slaiulaid Oil Co. is not theonly oil which has heretofore beenfound to be under-tes- t. Tlie aim ofthe ItUM.i.TiK is to proteut the pub-

lic from the nefarious tralllc in allundci-te- st oils, no inatter whethermanufactured by a Trust or a pri-

vate company. In this instance theStandard Oil Co., or the Oil Tiust,has been the offender: but anyother company attempting to violate

the law will be met w ith as promptand severe strictures.

Auction Sales by James F. Morgan

red ii Auction

Hy older of Miasns.T. H. DAVIES &

Co., 1 will sell at Public Auction, ona liberal credit to the trade,

On

December 10th anil 11th,

Commencing at 10 O'clock A. M. Each Day,

A large and vailed assortment of

-- Coinprlsliig-

Sale

WEDNESDAYS THURSDAY,

DRESS GOODS,Tailor's Goods,

Cottons &, Denims,

New assortments of

CKOC EKY.Cups & SAiicers, Plates,Bowls, Etc.. Etc. Also,

I

Illuc Mottled Soaps, Etc , Ktc.

I'Kltllfi ut MAl.i:

JAS. F. MORGAN,72!) 4t Auctioneer.

Mortgagee'sNOTICE of SALE.

WHEREAS, the moitgagcshave been heie-tofo- io

dnlv foreclosed by adeitlsetneniof mm tgagee's notice of intention toforeclose, now, theiefoie, by older of

lexiuuler.I. Caitwilght of Honolulu.Island of Oaliu, Tiustee of tlieKstate otit. W Holt, late of said Honolulu, de-

ceased, nioitg.igtje of two eeilaiu inoit-gag- e

deed, lo wit: 1st Mortgagemade by Geoige Nnwaakoa of saidHonolulu, dated thellltli day of Novem-ber, 1H80, and refolded in the Olllee" ofthe Kcglstiar of Coneyanecs, in Libei10.1, filio C."-- 7. 2d Moitgage madeby Mild Geoige W. NawaaKoa, datedthe .')i It day ot August, 188'.), and

the Otllco of the Rcglstnir ofConvejances, hi Liber 117, folio 279 Iam dlii'cted to sell at Public Auction.

On WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10,AT lit O'CLOCK. XOOX.

Of saiJ day, at my salesroom on Queen.Street, in bald Honolulu, the piopertyincluded and detcribcd in sulci moit-gHg- eo

ax lollows:ALL THOSE

Pieces or Parcels ef LaiflSituate at Kaikalil, in Pauoa, In said

Inland of Oithti, vl:lstv All that eeitaiu Piece or Parcel

of Land containing nu aiea of 1 ftD-l-

acies, and being the miiiic premisesin Royal Patent No. 445a. Land

Coiiiiul-sio- n Awaid No. lf." to ICeala-a- u.

and thai were conveyed by Mild Ke-ala-

to the said George W. NawaaKoa,by deed dated thoQflth of March, 18(i3,and In Liber 18, on the folios288 and 280.

2d All that certain Piece or Paicelof La- - d containing an area of ofan ai in. and being Apana 1 of RoyalPatent No. 2fi!18, fsmu-- to Mere N. I uaunder tlie name of Meio Naliakueliia forher children, Kahilmla, Emimi mid lo-

am), and being the miiiic piemlhcs thatweie com eyed to the said George W.Nawaukoa by Mere N. Pun et al., bydeed dated the 20lh day of A pi 11. 1881,and rceoided in Liber 'JR, folio 22.1.

TKHMS OAtiUpureluiBcr

Deedrf at expense of

(3T For fuither pat tlcluarH apply to

.)AS. F. MORGAN,Auctioneer.

Or in I. M. Mmiai rat, Attorney forSlorlgagee,

Honolulu, Nov. IS, 18IK). 729 3t

NOTICE.

I Y power of attorney to.1,8. WalkerIVi. Ih i evoked this iIhv.

OKOItGR'ilulNTYJIK.Honolulu, Dec. 0, 1&U0. 7iM. at

lMJl y HU1 WW J U. L 6, IBM).

is AvvnvrvBase

HONOLULU, 'DfiQWMllBK

U Guilds1MIKOI HTKKI5T,

sMnlip nil'll nl 1 iiVloH

FIFTH GAfvie:

TO-DA- Y !

AT .111.1 iri'hIM'H.

CALIFORNIAS

ALL HONOLULUS,

(The ' ll Hoiii'lulus'' will coiiipiUe anine pickcu iioiii me iiawaiuui

llncbnll Lenguo.)

A SEI11CS OF MATCH GAMES OP

BASK BALLIIKTWKKN 1I1K

CALIFORNIA BASE BALL CLUB

(Oigniii7eil In San FiiiiicUpo by Mr.Fiank I., 'nogs ami I composed of the

ei best of Base Hull Playeis especially selected for the Hawaiian Tour)

N Tin: ct.uns or thi:

in

PRICES of ADMISS'ON:

Season Tickets (Includingseat) $: r.o

Single Admission 6(1

Keened Olinh in Giaud bt.imi

blhlien

JOT N. H.1(10111.

-- No chain ftr eaniage

JUs?" Reserved Seats on Mile at theHawaiian News Co. 724 lw

OPERA HOUSEloorH O.ii'U nt I'. II.

SST ADMISSION Dress Cliele, (ip-seiv-

81; Halcouy, 75c; Gallery.$."0e.

To-nig-ht

! To-nig-ht

!

Dcocuiber Of 1.

America's Must Gifted Child Actress I

The Gieatest Lord Fauntleroy onthe stage,

M. I ??OI,.I"Vl--

JSJWJRISIi.lK.Y,Supported by an Excellent Company.

The following strong bill will be ire--eut-

Fhat pioduetlou in this cityof the Cli.u miiig Sketch :

"EDITIIA'S BURGLAR!"(As jnoduced at the Lyceum Tbea-ti- e,

New Yoik).OLIVE BERKLEY : : ah Edilha

Last Two Acts of

" LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY ! "

OLIVE BERKLEY : : asCedilc(Little Loul Fauntleroy).

8r .Sale of eats will coinmenee'I'liuibdny uioiuitig, at 1) o'clock, atThrum's Hook Hioie. Sir. J. J. Wil-

liams will dhcet tlu i.de. 721 lw

YiTAffirai!Is called to the laic stock of

FINE GOODS!Now on h.iud and to an he on the

l'Jth Instant.

They coinpiise evcitldnf; to be bad luliiailV varitiu-- . liue-i- .

NEW NOVELTIESOK Alal. KINDS,

Leather Goods,

Umbrellas & CanesMoulded in Gold it .Silver,

Ktc, Ktc, Ktc. Ktc.

ISfSf Stoio will be open evening fortwo weekii picvioiH to ('hrisluiiis.

727 aw H.F. WICHMAN.

MIhk HUSTAC10

U IlaTa have n few Kiinev Aillt'U'r. forile. on .MON'l)aY and TIJ

Dee. 8tli and Dili, fiom '.' to S

o'clock i. m., at'bei lesideni'it, couiurof llcictniihi and hailiilnni hticets, nearThomiiti 'iiiaic. 728 2t

FOR S A 1,10

jSfra

728 tf

IC nUKU KANt II, Kau, Ha-

waii. 181,000 ni'ii m Forluither pHrtUiilais, apply lo

KAI1UKU.Kau. Ilawull.

KOU HA1K

and Lot ou l.lllhaHOUSE faclni; School'i street. Lot bus ubout 40 ft.

frontage by 10' ft. deep- - the house con-tains 4 lou'ius, I. lichen and dining-room- ;good location. Apply to

J. aM,0.MARA, Jk.,Jtral CnlHtti A Goneiiil Agent, fiprt (!

keU lllot-k- , Jtoum Nu. 10. Vi lw

0nMMHMPPIMMMMIPM MMWMIMMHMIMMillMMMMM

HAWAIIAN

OPERA HOUSE.

litiraiili'fyi01 Hawaiian & Other VIlws,

I Mil It Till. At I oi nu.

Hawaiian Camera Clubin iiu or iuv. --

SAILORS' HO-M- SOCIETY,' UN

Thursday, Dec. 1 1,At N I. .It. Nlliitp.

Doori open at 7:.H) r. M.

Diess Cliele, I'liiipiette A llaliouy

Gallery.81 f0

50

ffSy Cm i Inge may lie ortlcii-- for 'JzSO.

lleorivrd seats iniiy be iccmcd at theiillli-i- - of I.. .1. on Wcdtieday. the10th liiM , nl A M. 728 lw

NOW TELL US I

Have you ever heaid aGlue rlub Conceit?

Do you know that one hasNever been given In Honolulu)- -

I

A Coueoi t for the Helmut of the

Athletic AsHocintion

Kamehameha SchoolWill be given by the

KAMEHAMEHA GLEE CLUB !

assisti:i 11 Y

J. V. Ynrullrj', Oncnr Heiotil anilI'uili It. I HCnbci'K,

at Tin:

Hawaiian Opera Uoiisi1

-- ON-

Monday, c)cc. 15, 1890.Yodels & t'ollege Glees, of all soits

wlllue given.jQr Reserved seat- - for sale on Tliurb-da- y

uioriilug, Dec. nth, a a. m.. atBeuson, Smith & Co.'s. 726 td

JAPANESE STORENo. OG Klnit Ml root,.

New (ioo.ls 1 New Goods !

Suitable for Christmas nud NewYear's Presents !

Fans, Baskets, Trays,And the lab st novelties lu

.J'jip.H.iioss'f Wate'728 lin NAN YU CO.

IEIER I CO.,

No, 92 FORT ST.,

Are now Mbow lug a T.nrge NewStock ot Goods suitable for tlieHolidays, comprising DiamondJewelry of all kinds; Ihooclies.Earrings, Bracelets, Bangles,Lace and Seaif Pins, Kings,Ladles' and Gent.s' Gold andSilver Watches and Watch("'bains, Native Jewelry, Clock-- ,

SllVfi win e, Gold (leaded CitiicH,

Ktc. Etc, Ktc.a

BtaT Pi lees within the i eachof all. Give us a call. 728 lin

rV 1 1 X::

taliciio Clwrdi Chroaioli1,n

-- A

Rflonthly Period cal.

Ilecoiding eiinent evenit, of riiurehlllstory thioiighniit the wnild. EventsIn Ilnwajtaii History. Eilueitiomil andL)tciiiy NntcH, Miscellaneous Nop's ofScience and Ait and useful Information.

v Inevery month by the Kev. Alex. Mackin-tosh'.

3?- - Sold bv the llawnilan News Co.,Honolulu, II I. 728.11-17- 0 It

NOTICE.claimaiiis to lots In Knplolanl

Paik, Mtiinta between the pointsbelow specilled, are hereby u quested toexhibit iheii leases or evidences of suchnwui'ishlp, to the uiideisigned at mice.In older to pi event the dUjiosal of Baldloin lo pieseut applicants, vl. :

lbt Situate on maiika main avenue be-

tween the premises occupied by .las.Dodd am) the property and home-stead of Jaiiies Campbell. Nillil-buic- d

on Paik map from 55 to 80inclusive.

2d Situate ou maknl main avenuethp piemlseti and homestead

foi iperly occupied by G. W. Map-faila- ne

aud the pioperty of JamesCampbell. Numbered on Park mapfrom 00 to 100 Inclusive.

By order of the Board of Director.

7117 2WW. M. G1FKAHD,

ijcu'y UnpIolunlPaik Asmo.

Cm

fittsh Ansots,

GuaranteedISSUED

FE IHSURANliE COMPANY

nnnim'II.VItl A. SIcCIJICItY. liiNhli-iit- .

kat Foi full pmtlciilaru apply to

W.Ut4C'tfl'8'J Guncml Ai-ei- it the llnwallnn lslande.

J

THEO. IT. DALIES & CO.,LINOI.KU.M, CAltPKl' & RUOS,IRON UKDSTEADS,TRUNKS & VAL.ISKS,TAILOR GOODS.CLOTHING,HATS & CAPS,ROOTS & SHOES,HOSIERY.

&

&

ETC.

& COAITAKS, kT '!W STEAM COAL,ot utia. i i iumji!.i uiii, Ai

ROPEvS, - FIRE CLAY,Ml 1. I LEAD, FIRE BRKTC

TIN SW RED ETC,

Oil"ENGLISgcoTcn, DRY GOODS!

Groceries, Feed Stuffss Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery & Glassware,

FERTILIZERS:- - Ohleudoif'sDlss(dved Guano, Ciiuu Miinme.Llleetuul of Cotton & Can) Etu.

EXTERMINATORi-Dtstio- ys allRice, Coal. HEMP

PRESS the latest In mateilal and texture.

Galvaniziul Corrugated Fence Pipe Fittings, Etc Etc.expected a

Hue line of

Smokers' CMste!AT THE

Saloon,11. .J.NOLTli'S,

Will be found a stock of

MEERSCHAUM PIPES,

724

Smokers' Requisitesor EVERT KIND.

TUE BEST

fl

TOIJ ijrs.

ratal

for

fine

IRISH LINEN

TRAOE J

-- BUITAM.l" j'on- -

I in

!

Mlg IMl Gifts!

I have just received a assortmentof New suitable for nodding andliolidnv of the follow-ing, viz:

In nil styles and

Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs,

In the patterns;

iioths,

In Silk & Linen,Luncheon Cloth,Fiinoy Towels,Fancy Linen Cloth lu sets,

i

&

laigeGoodsgifts,

newest

Tea

DamasK Cloths,In nil rIk'-- s with to match

etc., elu , etc.

fi Tlieu Goods am all Imported bymo direct fioni the manufacturer andaie giiiraiiteed to give satisfaction lomy clients.720 tf W.U.NritUM..

toKOUND and Elevation Plans for aCt Sailors' Home to be

elected ou tlie site S E. coiner of la-k- ea

and streets, 1112 ft and1)0 ft. fiontagu aio askedfor, to be handed lu to the imdei signedou or before Dec. In, 181K).

piieof 8100 will be awarded torthe best plan and a prlzo of 825 for thesecond best plan

SSf For pai tlculars apply toF.A.C, M. COOKE.S. aM.

7120 td

Bonds11Y THE

I IVIflW YOUK"SECURITY:

: : : : : Over

lii. IfiONIi),

s!5.-S- f:'" Vs."-- xtZ CfTli

INDIAN GOODSHept 17--

'&,

LAWN TENNIS & CROQUET SETS,COATS

LEATHERFLOWER POTS,

CHAIRS,LVERWARE, STATIONERY,

SOAP, ETC., ETC.,

STOCKHOLM WELSHYmYASJtJ? CliBlNT, LIME,

ANCHORS CHAINS, WaBfffiSS7ffiT5?yl

CHARCOAL PLATES, BWCK,

Korosi-n- o ALOIIA."

Beaver Lunch

AltCIUTfiOTS!

Sl3G.ono

Olwttt' CuiU ih & am- - Knives.

Peiuvlnn OhlendorfN SpecialLONDON PURPLE:- - deatioyei Potato, er WoriUk,SCRUB Noxious Wcedb&Serul.B.BAGS:-Sug- ar, Taddy. TWINE, CANVAS, NAVY OAKUM.FILTER CLOTHS & BAGS: Enibincing linproveiuenUt

Water Pli, Iron, Wire, ,Shortly

Cigar Holders

K

consisting

LADIES'

qualities;

Afternoon

S,

TableNapkin

design,

NOTICIC

Building

Halekaullaicspectivi'ly,

A

submitted.

SCHAEFER,

DAMON,Committee.

SAUDI.EItY HARNESS,

Rl'HUER SUITS,

KI.AGS,MIRRORS,

AMERICANFRENCH,

G

this

anifaryWoolEdnSfstemCo.,(LIMITED.)

JuBt to hand full supply of the above warei for gentlemenin all Maee.

CAUT1 (') N

USF" Genuine Jaeger Articles are stamped with the Diamond ShapedTrade Mark, cuclosing Dr. Jaeger's Portrait.

WARRANTED PURE WOOL !

J86F Accept no goods that do not the Poi trait of Dr. Jaeger.

7120 lw

lew loods

trade.

tmtsIitioi:ny.

New Goods

PENNSYLVANIA" & NKW MOWfcl.S,HAVILAND CHINA, VKlt PLA I KDWARE,

LAAll'S. CHANDKLIEltB. Also,

VV 4 5. JP.E-- - i '41 0 U I t5- - ?

Famous Grapd, St Gulden Anvil

Wrought Steel Cooking RangesICr--,

3 v& .M

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(JoiiHiiutiii Onu-iliii- 'il Ful,1oither wood or coal, tluinany other Stuvo In exlHtitm-e- .

Brick Work It I Just a Cloun Cut BUivu I

Whose BakingQualitiesareUnsurpasscd

C0T FOK SALE BY THE

out 31,1)0

OILl.EL'l 1NG,

bear

ivb.

!

EASY LAWN'

M.Active

OiB' ALL 5IZ

Less

No About HJST

Hawaiian Hardware Co.tKort Btiect, oppo. Hpreckels Bunk, Honolulu, U, I,

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oily $unrinSATURDAY, DEC. (I, IHIK).

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

TIME TABLE.

To Tnlic UfT.rl Oftutifl' U3, INUUfi

'1'U A 1 IN l

A.M. A.M. I'.M. f.M.leave Honolulu.. Uilfi 8 :4n 1 :4u 4 :U0tArrive llonoulltili. 7:'A' !MIU 'i'AV fi:.16tLcovn llonouliull. im 10:51 OiBl 6:tfiArrive Honolulu. H:iW IliSt 4:B5 Uif.oj

Sundays excepted,t .Sntiirdu.tMinly

ARRIVALS.DecO

Htmr Kluau from lluwiill mnl MuulStmr Mokolll from MolokulSlim ins Mukeu ft om KitpuuSehr Mary Foster from Katinl

VESSELS LEAV.NC" MONDAY."

Stmr Hawaii for HakuUiu. llonomii,Patiiihau and Ntm

CARGOES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Klimii 8100 b:igs sup ir. Ill) beep, 2

horses, 27 hltli-8-, 34 hogs. CO Ijajrapotatos, 81 bugs corn, '!' towls, 1

toller, nntl 15U pUfjs puiidl s

Mokolll 1U7 buns hngar, 411 bill ino- -ICO pkgH llll'ltlllltldibl!, 14

pigs.Jas Muke- o- 2050 bngs sugar, 54 hides

ami SO pkgs suudiies.Vaiy Foster 1(100 bags sugar.Kiilainiiuti 2000 bugs sugni.Luka 1900 rallioad ties.

PASSENGERS.Fiotn Hawiiil and Maui per stmr Ki- -

nau, Dec Lulimaun, Air Qtaltamand w ife, J Lyons, Bov h L Desha. V

A Whiting and servaut, Miss L v Whit-ing. F M natch, J alsb, Alts I Weight,11 1 veis, D Porter, R lljeiofr, A Piou,A W Hevdtmanu, A V Klehtiidson,J N Wright, E W Bin mud, Mis J M

Hopkins, Mrs E A Hogan, Miss MaryPatker, MrsO K ritlllmiin, Mis StellaKaaua, Wong Kwai, Ah Soy, W iter-loult- z,

.1 Kenton, Dr Yiiuianhltti, Mrs BBailey, Hon R R Hind and wife, G Akoand wife, L Ake, Hou W II Cotnwell,Matter Tom Hennesy, MisNoah Kepol-ka- i,

Mrs Ida Mett, W L Wilcox, J Cush-inghai- n,

& K Kane, M II Reuter andwile, J M Vivas and 82 deck.

From Molokai per stmr Mokolll DeoC Miss M O Con iston and 10 deck.

From Kapaa per stmr Jas Makee DecC Mrs mlth and children, Paget Bros.MrKeall, W Essie, V M Bislmp and 22deck.

SftTpPIKcliflul.The schooner Luka arrived yesterday

from Foholkl with 1900 railroad ties forthe O R & L Co.

The bark Wakefield is commencing toload sugar.

A SPECIAL GAME.

Frank Hoogs has made arrange-ments to play a game at Pearl Cit'.The Oabu Railway Co. will run aspecial train next Friday, the clayon which the game will lake place.The Californiaa will play a matchgame with a nine from the "Mohi-can." The Californias will putIteilly in the box ; the batting orderotheiwise remairn the same.

The Mohican nine will be the fol-

lowing:Barrett PitcherConwell 1st BasemanJessup 2d BasemanMack Short StopFrench 3rd BasemanFoley Left FieldHowell Center FieldCurren Right FieldMcGiath Catcher

Extra players, Musgrave andEa;swcll.

TO-DA- BASEBALi. MATCH.

The "All HonoluluB" will consistof a picked nine from all our localclubs. They will meet the Califor-nias this afternoon and a hotly con-

tested game is expected.The following will be the batting

order of the nines ;

OAXIFORNIA9. POSITIONS.

CahUl PitcherFarrell Left FielderHoward 3rd BasemanPowers 1st BasemanSharp Center FielderIleilly Short StopCreamer 2d BasemanLeveque Right FielderWard CatcherALL HONOLULUS. POSITIONS.

Wilder, Chan (Capt. ) CatcherLucas, W PitcherMahuka 1st BasemanWhitney 2d BasemanHavis. ,....,... '. ... .3rd BasemanThompson Short StopCarter, O Left FjclderChandler ..Center FielderWodehouse, H Right Fielder

ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.

Second Sunday in Advent. Cathe-

dral Services: 'Holy Communion, GsSO a. in.Litany, 9:30 a. in.Morning Prayer and sermon, 10

a. in.nuwuuun riveunuug ami ociimuu,

, 3:80 p. in.Evening Prayer and sermon, C

p.m.SECOND CONQUEOATION.

The services of the second con-

gregation will he as follows: 11:15a. in. Holy Communion with seiinou.Hurt's service in D will be sung.Hymns 47, 813j 7;30 p. m., Even,aong with sermon; anthem, "Howlovely are the messengers" by Men-

delssohn. Hymns 50, 2CC. Rev.Alex. Mackintosh, pastor. All areinvited to these services.

TROUGH-CHEWING-GU- M. tliolatest style of gum, for huIu at the

t'Elltn le? Oremu Parlor." 729 lw

LOCAL It GEHf HAL HEWS,

AM liiniilmlor In for unit.

KAAIIItMANC Kltl'Ol li'nkn V II

Purl ri'nluiliin.

'I'll K llllfrbllll RHIHI'F fill llf.M Week,will li" uniiotimvd Monday.

Mil. Hahni llil.i) tlio nrtift Intendntliking a trip liillicihliiiitt of Killliili.

"EtlllltA'H 11uuoi.ah" mnl "I.iltli-htiii- l

Fiuiiilli'roy"nlllicOpi'iH 11mimto lliglll.

A ciioicii line of holiday goods uicbi'ing shown by C.Kiin &. Gtinn, Kloutri'iit, near Foil.

Mil. FiiKD. VlltTNi:v' lint' lilackanil wbili) dog will aitieai in "Littli"Lord Fniintloroy" this evoniiig.

A MbT of iliiinties for tho hwuuI-tootla- d

public is printed clu'wlieri'for the Elite Ice Croain Purloin.

TtiK compisitorH of the Buu.utinwill tako in tliu hivuliall gunii'lo-d- a ,

as tbu guests of Mnnager llougn.

Deeeniber 7tb, anEnglb Sermon will be delivcrod atthis Catholic Cathfdial of Honoluluat the 7 a. ni. iiiiihs.

Bv order of Mensr. T. H Davies& Ou., Mr. J. F. Moigim will hold alibiTitl credit Hale of inerchandiHi'next Wednesday and Thursday.

l)n. Allen, Government physicianfor Wailuku, is eomalcseunt from bioattack of typhoid fever, and has pio-bab- ly

by this time resumed piadicc.

SiiKitnr Hitchcock of Hawaii re-

port nine or tun waiting atKtiwaibau, whom thesti'umui KilauuaHun declined to carry to Honolulu.

Tin: Hawaiian Hardware Go.'aatom will be open this evening sotint those who may desiio to inspectthe handsome Christmas and NewYear presents displayed can do so.

Mil, .Ias. F. Mouqan will hold umortgagee's sale Wednesday, by or-

der of Mr. A. J. Ciiriwright, tinstceof the estate of R. W. Holt. Twopii'cun of land at Kaikulii will booffered.

The tenth semi-annu- competi-tion of the Hawaiian Rifle Associa-tion will be held at the new range,Kahaniki, Thursday, Jan. 1st. Thepiogramme will appear in Monday'sBulletin.

"Editha's Buholak" and "LittleLord Fauntleroy" were carefully

in tbe Opera House labtnight, under tbe direction of Mrs.Berkley. A good performance maybe promised for tltib evening.

Mil. J. H. Maby, keeper of theVolcano House, writes to tbe WilderSteamship Company, under date ofthe 2d iust., that the crater is veryactive, Dana Lake is continuouslyboiling all over, and a new lake, 100ft. by 150 ft. has opened up to theeast of Dana Lake and is quite ac-

tive.I, m '"

Mr. Allen Hutchinson has nowcompleted in plaster his head ofLunalilo, It is now in a permanentmaterial, mounted and finished, and,wherever it goes, will stand for alltime as a monument lecalling thefeature and character of the late King.The woik may be seen at his studio,Nuuanu Avenue, by llinto interestedand who mitred its exhibition whileit was in clay.

MEETIHC OF INSURANCE MEN.

The Bo'aid of Underwriters metat tbe room of the Chamber of Com-

merce this moining. It was decidedto have a new map of the city pre-pared, defining the file limit j asamended by the Legislature, and tohave the city re-rat- accordingly.

MANSLAYErT SENTENCED. .Kauhma, who killed Thos. Pi itch-ard- ,

his son-in-la- at Kipahulusome months ago, has been foundguilty of manslaughter in the seconddegree, at .tlio present Lahainaterm, and sentenced by JudgeBickerton to nine years' imprison-ment at hart labor. The prisonerwas brought to town by the Kinauthis morning and lodged in OahuPrison.

MASONIC.

Hawaiian Lodge, F. & A. M., atits hist meeting elected the followingolllccrs :

John Phillips, W. M.Joshua D. Tucker, S. W.W. F. Love, J,. W.W. M. Giffiird, Treas.T. C. Porter, Sec.These with the seven appointed

odlcera'will bo installed on the even-

ing of St. John's Day, when theannual banquet will be held. TheLodge will meet for work in the firstdegree next Friday evening.

ANGLICAN CHURCH CHRONICLE.

The Anglican Church Chroniclebegins its ninth year with the De-

cember number just issued. It isone of the best ecclesiastical periodi-

cals to be seen anywhere, and Itssuccess for it has succeeded finan-cially as well as popularly is agreat honor to the industry audjournalistic talent of its editor andowner, Rev. Alex. Mackintosh, es-

pecially iu view of the fact thatbesides being a regular city pastor,who does a great dea of benevolentwork among strangors and the poor,visiting their sick and burying theirdead, he Is the Principal of theRoyal School, one of the largestGovernment schools in the Kingdom.The present number of tbe Chroni-

cle more than susttiiis. its establishedcharacter of earnestness Iu opinionami cquiploleuesB in Information,

'yy

DAliiJr BULLKTIWj MUHUl.Ul.U, 11 I., DttCKMBKK 6, ioum

FISHEL'S HOLIDAY SALE,

Mr. C. J. r'lMic!, irniricloi of I hol.inillii( Mlllliicr.v IIiuho, linn nKIHcnil in paper, niiiioiiiielug IiIn iiniitinl' gift iftlu. Kveivbuyer of uomls lo (lie iiuioniil ofJ'.fiO will rt'ct'ivti n proM-tit-

, innllvur-wnri- ', peni'liblow, n(lii-- u nrc,io,vi iIoIIn, or lawarc. The sloikof pruMuiils limy be seen in the win-dow,

SUPPOSED CASE OF OIPHTHEIilA.

Dr. Day has repoilcd to tlioltoaiilof Ilialllt what lie (leiiiis to lie auaie of diphtheria. The patient ti aPortuguese gill of four years livingon Punchbowl hill. Drs. ,1. S. Mo-(!ru-

anil Henri Mitlrew havingdiagnosed the ease fire, of the sameopinion ns Dr. Day. The Hoard ofHealth has pluccd the hoii9c of thechild's pan nts under strict day andnight quarantine. The doctors can11 tid nothing about the preiniscsJlke-l- y

to produce the disease, and theparents arc very reluctant in answer-ing questions.

SUPREME COURT.

Satimuiay, Dec. G.

BKKOHE MC'CUI.LY ,1.

Bankruptcy of Aka (Chinese) ofWaialua, Oahu. The bankrupt isexamined in regard to his accounts,and the hearing continued. J. M.Davidson for bankrupt; V. H.Castle and V. F. Fiear for credi-tors.

BKKOItK jttun, c. .1

In the matter of the estate of N.Pelii of Honolulu. S le of tealestate by administrator is continued.W. R. Castle for administrator.

POLICE COURT.

Saturday, Dec. C.

Pokai, a Hawaiian found smokingopium, was sentenced to fouvmonths' imprisonment at Imtd laborand to pay costs of &1.

THE SCOTCH SABBATH.

Editoii Bulletin:In order to correct any false im-

pressions which may be acquired byresidents of theso islands upon read-ing your printed report headed,"Physical Culture," a lecture byProf. W. T. Brigbam, at the Y. M.C. A. Hall, wherein the closing re-

marks in regard to bow legs areconcerned and their causes, I dis-

tinctly say that the statement aboutbowlegs in Scotland being very com-mon is a direct and malicious mis-

statement. I have lived for 19 yearsin Glasgow, Greenock, and Perth,and have been in numberless otherplaces, even in the districts of thecoal pits and blast furnaces and themanufacturing localities, and I mustconfess that I cannot recollect ofbut one or two exceptions to themost perfect formed limbs of myScotch countrymen. In fact I mightalmost ask the question what personiu Honolulu knows of a bow-legge- d

Scotchman in these islands. Evendid such a one ever exist here, Ihave asked a dozen persons, oldresidents here, but they have an-

swered, "We never saw any norheaid of any." Since when havegin shops been running in full blastiu Scotland? This is an outrageousstatement to make. I left Glabgowin 1879 and the gin shops, or pro-perly written the public houses, iutbe whole of Scotland are under thenational laws of Scotland. Everytown, district or village has the

license hours, namely, thatthey cannot open their doors to sellor give awaj'a drink of any naturebefore 8 o'clock a. m., nor laterthan 11 o'clock p. in., nor can theyopen their place of business to sellor give away a drink fioin 11 o'clockSaturday night until 8 o'clock Mon-

day morning. This was law befoieI860. So strictly is Sunday ob-

served in Scotland that even thedoctors' olllces and apothecaryshops are only open for an hour inthe morning and again in the even-ing. Depots of the dairy farms aieopen only long enough to distributethe milk for the neighborhood onSunday morning and again in theevening.

In all 1113' travels I may say that Inever found any country to obseivethe Sabbath with more thoroughstrictness than I observed iu thewest coast of Scotland.

T. S. Douglass.Honolulu, Dec. 4, 18Q0.

,iFOIl SM3

ANEW INCUBATOR In perfeotApply to No. 107 King

street. 729 3t

The Elite Ice Cream Parlors

IHART&COJVaoNOLULiy

Candy Factory & Cake Bakery

ICE CREAM the most delielou.can get at the "Elite."

CAKES the finest In the laud, plainat the 'tKilte,"

PIES a real good article, alwajs onat the "Kllte."

pANDY--of all kinds and of theJ very best s oue of the

great specialties at the Ellto.'

tST Iu fact we keep everything per--tabling to a coiiiectiouerystore,

Uttr ypoolul uttuutloii tu Island oi-7-

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TWfPSTT

$5yG00Wortliof Silverware,

D IHTnV JrVLLTl Kl

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PPW Eh

GIVENiiver ! Silver ! Silver I

OH 30 DAYS

OUR GRAND SILVER, PEACHBLOW, WARE, GLASS WARE,TOYS & GIFT SALE WILL COMMENCE

flonday, December 8, 1890.tQT During this sale every

receive a handsome Peachblow,Silver Piesent.

SSir Look in our Windows and see

CHAS729 lm The Leading Millinery

HOLIDAYo

Waierhouse'sHAVE JUST OPENED OUT

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SATINDOLLS

lot. in store

TOYS & NOVELTIESSUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE, COMPRISING

Hand Painted Novelties, TravelingCase. Toilet

GOGO

Is!

AWAY !

FOR 30 DAYS

customer purchasing S2.50 worth, willSaliu, Glass Ware, Dolls, Toys or

the fine display of presents. t3a

J. FISHEL,House, cor. Fort & Hotel streets.

SEASON!

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

Smoker's ,o.tH,

of

9

lm

ri6W Goods

linn hue of

Etc

EDI-SOIT- S TALKING- - BOLLS,And Dolls of every olhui description. AUn, a fine line

Children's Books, $Sew Games,VELOCIPEDES, CARTS, WAGONS,

BICYCLES, MECHANICAL TOYS,DOLL CARRIAGES, ROCKING HORSES,

Sofa Cnslim ii Silt & Saiins, Toys for til Million.

THE MECHANICAL TOY

LADY OF THE PERIOD728

MESSRS. KING BROS.ARK MOW I'RKI'ARKD TO SIIoW TUB VERY BUST ASSORT-

MENT OK PUBLICATIONS IN

Etchings, Artotyps, Photogravures,ENUKA VINOS, Ktc, Et.

Also, a choice line of

Hunt's & de Graft's Pastel Pictures.For those dcrtiring Hawaiian Subjects, the hnve to offer

PAINTINGS & WATER COLORS !

By Jules Tovernior, Job. D. Stiiuig, 1). Howard Hitchcock, R. C. Bainfieliland others, beside a ureal iuioiy by lluir nwn iiitiMl, W. Y. Stone, who hasproduced the flnnl Ohiihtni.is Oiirds of a Iliiw.iiinu N.ituu eei oflered totlio publiu of Honolulu,

Among othei tbingn, ihny have to oiler a voiy choice line of "

LADISS' & GENT'S LEATHER GOODS,OONMhllNG OK

I'uiuM, Poekui Books, Cigar Onsen, Uigiuettu Cants,Letter Books, Bill Uooki--, I ard Cases, Hand Bik, Etc., Etc.

Alito, a veryK-l-iH GJ-ool-

consihiinu ofToilul Sals, Manacure Sets, Shaving Sets, Jewel Cases,

GloVo, Handkerchief & Color Boxes, W'nik Bmri, Kle

A veiy fine itbhurliiient of

Photo Panels A, Photo Fames,Veiy kuitiiblu for ChiUtiniiH presents. They have

Over 2S0 Varieties of Iliilfliiis for Picfare Fraies,Which they aio making up cheaper tliun. any place iu town.

ARTISTS' HUPI'LIEd, at gicaily laluced puoes.PARLOR "EASELS, in Ouk, (Jboiiy, Bamboo. Brass, Etc., Etc.

WALL BRACKETS of all kinds, in Ebony, Oak, Walnut, Etc., Etc.WINDOW POLK CORNICES, in great varioty al lowest price.

0 Hi iiiunihirl Thoio in iiolbing butter than a d PictureId oiler u a Cbiistnuu picsunt, and KINU BROS, in the piano to go for ,thubunt". 72Glin

d&

NOW IS THE 1

o

The Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States,

Are now yelling their HoutW, and upon em luriui. The additional fentUM- - of liiiiiraiH'c goi'M with eveiy lloml.

Tbu following are u few of the many attractive foiiilM offered by tillsoilgluul mnl ptogruisHu Couipaiiy:

ENDOWMEN T BONDS, 5 PER CENT. QUARAN FEED "OR UP.INOEMNITY BONDL, 4 " " " "IMPROVED FREE TONTINES WITH LLJCKA1 IVb OP1 IONS.ENDOWMENTS.PARTNERSHIP AND JOINT LIFE POLICIES.CHILDREN.' ENDOWMENTS, ETC.

The Company Is equitable, its paymentn prompt and eerlaiu, unit itspopularity unbounded.

(tVmmi the iVew Yor .Sun, April 4th, 181)0.)

Tim Ijtir':i" Kusim'HH liver Truumir.Uul by a l.it Assur-ance Company.

The new business of the Equitable Life Assuiauce Society of NewYork for the first quarter of the present year is reported to exceed Kii-t-

Million Dollakb. This is at the rato of ioo huidnd millions of unnnr-wh- y,

for the yeur, aud is unprecedented in the annals of life assurance.

JR0luforuiutiou cheerfully furnished to any who will write to or callupon the undersigned at his olllce.

ALEX. J. CARTWR1GHT,General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Equitable Life Assurance Socielj

of the U. S. Jan-1-9- 1

REMOVAL!Having leinovod our SODA WORKS to moic coiuiiiiiilioiir qiiiutei!-- at

(Near the Custom Uouye)

We aio now prep.it eil to furnish at tdiortof the following High C .ims

GINGER

quality,Bevtug:t

Strata orPlain RwRRt"uml wiiuui, uuiuuu,

notice, primeAurated

Iron Water, and CrabApple Uidor.

UHing exclusively the HYATT PURE WATKR SYSTEM.

71-SSBO- TH TEI,EFHONESr271HOLLISTER &. CO.,

fOHT STI6KKT.

Telepbonee, No. ll'J.-- -

billets

-

of any

&

Hustaco,TEt JEJJIOIL.

Having leased the stores in tbe brick building known as lite"Lincoln Block," nearly opposite the old stand, and having disposedof that portion of my stock damaged by the fire, iiuingin teceipt of New Goods per uteanter, and more on the way, J

Htn prepared to (ill all orders as before. Thanking tbe public finthe libctiil pa tinnage bestowed on me for the punt seven cnfr-- , Ihope by piompt attention to all ciders to merit a continuance of tbeMime. At tliu new stiunl shall be pleaded to nil my old imin-toui-

ami as many new ones hi-- , may find it to theit .ulvunt.ie tocall. Island orders solicited Initbfully executed.

UIIAS. HUSTACE.

BARGAINS ! : BARGAINS !

Beg to untiiiiinee that in consequence ofare Removing their -

exteiihiveGooUg

IiivoIcuk

THE CO., L'd.f

Dining otder expense bundling i&n

is al

THADIOPeifous leipilrhig aiiytiilng

able opputiuuliy.

2M w Goodslately been received und

fort Street,7011

j.MMi"2xuzxaimitictKt&wnt jwrtiTyrat

You can find the

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and

ALE,Cream Slit.

SarBaparilla, Sarsaparilla

late andlast

and

HO'I,E'!-?l- .l'euvlliuij --iiiai;

.&3&F I. O. Box .'172.

King Street.

lepubsto their building, theyocKi to the

iltolr line will find thlb speeixlly fnoi- -

New Goodsfresh are on the w.y.

IIouululii.

PACIFI0 HAaDWA.EE

JMLXIV;fc3K.INY -:- - BSOCH.Cgy removal, in to save of

Tliiiir Entire Ml (jffoi'oi Mm Rales'l-- O 'I'll 10 I

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Hae

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.,

ma.'tj1

Ladies', Misses'

Leading : Millinery : HouseChas. J Fishol. Cor. Fort & Hotel Ste.

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For Thanksgiving, Christmas

5 0 FAT "N!'kj 5 0

GOBBLERS!Utf" EMILY ORDERS SECURE THE CHOICE.

HENRY DAVIS &COM

liri.'A.A1 aubtejuw rtiiaii'iiiii'iv"i1i aMv.rtowk,i-iriu- i.'"

TIME

Latest Styles

Hats,

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'TEMPLE OK- -

CORN Hit HOTEL it

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tfOUT HTItWKTrt

Ladies ! special attention Ladies !(i

We desire to iUiiumiih c Hint we luiw mim'd per lust s t "Atutiulla" nud"ZruiiimUii," rt U'i large ami wiried slot k fuun Kuinpt ami

tilt' Slates, especlnll, iitliiptuil for ttil market.

Latest Novelties I Latest Novelties !

F11ENOH ZEPHYltS in latest pattern,SWISSES, EMBROIDKIUL'S A LACES,FANCY SILKS, SASHES A KIIUIONS,"BLACK DIAMOND DYE" HOSIERY, gimnuiteed fust color,

Xjiiclie' TJjidLevvefci. E7il OwIovom."KOSTEK'S" HOOK A BEST KID (1 LOVES, worth $2.50 nell for 2 u

pair.

gJtT Oct your Kul Gloves ut the "Temple of Fashion." Jf&GENTS', LADIES' A CHILDREN'S SHOES, sell ut ludueed price.GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, u full assortmentBOYS', YOUTH'S it CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, ospeeiully ttnpotted

for tlie Holidays.

CHRISTMAS GOODS :A large nssoitmont of Xmns Good, consulting of TOYS, DOLLS,

DRESSED, UNDRESSED & KID, WAGONS, OAUTS, VELO-UIl'EDE-

Etc., Kt".LADIES', FINE TOILET SE'IS, SACHETS, GLOVE & HANDKER-

CHIEF BOXES.GENT'S SHAVING SETS, Eic, Etc., Etc.

S. EHKLICH & CO..

UN RON

J. N. S. WILLIAMS,R. MORE, : :

Engineers &Office & Works,

OJP

Sugar SteamSteam Juice Sugar Cars,

Cane Cars,& Cast Iron Work for Hous

Water Wheels & Bar lion, Etc., Etc., Etc.

in all its

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TiWirrlirT siaaaaaOrr MTTMtiTi 'ifMinir TJ'il-- i TO im

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0 all done ratci andshort 696

White Dress Goods, in striped, at10 cents yard.

Lawn, lOy piece, for 75cents.

All colors Moiree Silk, $1.25 and.14.50, formerly $2.50 yard.

All wool reduced for 50 and75 cents

FASHION

Corner Hotel & Fort ShvtH.

MANUFACTTJBERHMachinery, Irrigating Machinery, Engines,

Boilers, Tanks, Coolers, Molasses Tanks,Elevators, Conveyors, Furnace Fittings,

Wrought Builders,Gearing,

Diffusion Machinery Branches.

JgjSBfc

&&S

WAJris.

flHBEllBSBBfesXstftfiTwHilMBBlHrmmmSmmmWjMM Warn.

Victoria

Plaids,

's Steam

l.BVV.

TAWW?XX

GO.

: Manager,sutekintendent.

Iron Founders,Honolulu.

A M4,.1& ',

Embroideries, drest lengths, only$5 and $7 piece.

Black Laces & Flouncing?, at yourown prices.

All styles of Curtains & Drapery,greatly reduced.

Gents' Underweai, Shirt&,Sock, Etc., Etc.

&

Ot'FPJjlKM,

Wide Agent Hawallnn

PELTORI WATER WHEEL I

Repairs of kinds of Mnchineiy at reasonableat notice. tf

Barsaias in All Department al

E. F. EHLERS & OO.'S.

yard.White

SOLD AT AND BELOW COST PRICE 1

Dressmuking under the management of Miss CLARK.

CASTLE

dSwb

COOKK,

Special

xbjlvowvk

Shipping & Commission Merchants,

PLANTATION & AGENTS,

--DBAI.UHH IN--

Builders' and General Hardware, Agricultural Implements,

PLANTATION

Carpenters', Blacksmiths', Machinists' fe numbers' Tools,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS !

Kitchen Utensils, Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamp Goods unci

JV1 lm nl iff .

Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,

Esplanade,

INSURANCE

3eiieriJ

Wllcoi & Glbbs, & Remington, Sewing machines,

Dr. Jayno & Sons family Hcdtclnes,

Jan-- 3 00

toi&mfrt& WH

its--.

$W SPVfb vrmsmmnm igT'''l Jlfc i.ZLJ-3- 5

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DAILY HlIUJjHi'lMN i .tfONOLUW), K. lM OHOHMBTflB 0, IBM)."Ml iiiiwiiiw iwimiwiimiM wimwiwiiiiHiiWM

rn -

Weekly Bulletin

AX

8 Page Folio Newspaper,

WILL BE ISSUED

On & After Jan. 1, '91

LAM KAUwill uk-op- mi:

Bay View Resort,UIiik Mtri-rt- , Honolulu,

AS A

First-cla- ss Bogtunit and

CoO'cu'ON

Saturday, Dec. 6, 1 890.

fST Single meals ami table bonid atpopular pi ices. Tlie table will be sup-plied w Itli the best the market affords.Good cooks and attentive w alien.

727 lw

0or System of Taxation!

The way it works will be seen bycomparing the following Tables andFiguies taken from the Governmentlit coids:

UNIO ICE C(T(Incorporated for 930,000.)

TAXES FOR 1690Taken fioin the Tax Assessors Books- -

UNION ICE CO.

Hl 8 R2 253 tlouet. 300 00Muibineiv 30,0(10 00

S30,3G2 Vo

303 622 f'jtln. 4 00

I

Tula! I axes 8307 C2

PK P! K'.- - !ir CO.(Inuoipui .lei! for 8150,000.)

TAX-- S Oil 190I'jKpii from the 'i'ix t,i'bo!i liouk":

lH.OPLK's ICE CO

Laud $ 5,(5,0 00Iiupioreuieuu l.'J.'O 00Machiueiy 18,S83 00

8215,473 00

2C4 7(1

4 Carts 8 00

Total Taxes. .$272 75

EST" The Union Ice Co. appeal fromthe assessment of $30,000 on the Ma-chinery with the following result:

Court ut Tax Apprals for Honolulu. Oahu.

A1TPAL of )NION ICE COMPANT. )

lyassessment of $30,000 m ide by the As-sessor. W. FOSTER,

Police Justice of Honolulu.L.. C. ABI.ES.

Honolulu, Nov. 27, 1890. 721 2w

0L 1 SILVER WATCH with GoldjslV' r Chain attacheil. Owuer&',! can have same by calling at cor-ner of Lllihii and King stieets, andproving pi opeity. JOHN 1IAPA.

Honolulu, Dec. 4, 18c0. 727 3t

TO LET

SUITE of Three NicelyKJ A Furnished Rooms, twoi'?k-s&- . oeurooms ami panor. on

Punchbowl street near Paluce Walk;suitable for two single gentlemen.Apply to(504 tf II. F. IIEBBARD.

HOUSE TO LET

O1 Beretaula street, neari'iikoi street, cont.iin- -

iiic S rooms, bathroom andpantry. Lot 45 ft. fiont, 100 ft. deep.House in peifeet order. Rent leahou-abl- o.

Apply toAlas. O. W. KING5IEY,

724 lw 110 King street.

WANTED

FIRST-CLAS-S dressmakers; good

only experienced hands needapply. Corner Fort and Hotel streets(over Kin Bell's dry goods stoie).

705 tf

NOTIOE.

this date Sir. Win. LislunaiiFROM sign our llrm naniebypro-ctiiatlo- n.

.G W. MACFARLANU & CO.

Honolulu, Nov. 25, 1S9Q. 710 tf

NOTIOE.

N OTTCE is heieby given that Chonguum is no mngei a manager

(from this dayl in tho business ofKvvong Fook Till, of Uanalel, Kauai,(sugar planters nid storo keepers), uudAir. Chong Game will bo tho now ap-

point d uinnnK" 'rnl date, and ho lithe only one who is authorized to signtho firm nftine.

KWONG FOOK YUEN.Honolulu, Do. a, 1890. 726 aw

BITS OF INFORMATION.

.Inpnii coins tiro Iron.In 1800 Mil lint! no nvtl.onils.In llnlv 200,000 iiihiiiIc llxo In

mllnn.The Krcnoli Ilppubllr lin1 pnsml

lti twentieth lilrtltdn.v.Airorlonlms 1,000,000 ;

tliu world 1,200,000.Out of ovory million people Uiito

ntf SOOwho L'Himul s e.In Yol.'oliutuu, with u p'ipiilntluii

of 70,000, tlio iiimiliL'i of eli'i-iu- i

under 'Mi).The earth Is the gioalest ditlnnue

fio n the sun tin the morning ofJuly Gill,

There tire mow than 40,000 mudcabins In Ireland, consisting of butn single room.

London litis 40,000 streets, andtheir collective length would reachovur 32,000 miles.

Tliu Alps nllojri'tlier stand in sixStates, of which Austria oltdnw tlielargest share of them.

It is estimated that the number otpassonuers citrriod by nil the railways in the w oi Id averages 0, 400,-00- 0

a day.Tim nti.nhor of hairs on the hu-

man scalp varies fioin 00,000 to120,000; n single hair can sup-

port a weight of two ounces, and isso elastic that it may be stretchedto one-thir- d of its entire length andthen regain its former size and con-

dition.Earwigs differ from all other in-

sects in both their origin mid strttc-tui- e;

they are hatched from eggs,like chickens ; naturalists often re-

port seeing tlie maternal earwig withher newly-hatche- d brood crowdedunder her like chickens under a hen.

In a discussion lately carried onin Europe as to the distance atwhich large objects on the earth'ssurface aie visible, it was statedthat the Himalaya Mountains haveappeared to view from the great dis-

tance of 2iM miles and Mount Blanc210 miles.

London has an aiea larger thanNew loik, Paris and Berlin, all puttogether ; Berlin has an area ottwenty-niu-o square miles : Paris isonly a tiille larger ;Ncw York has anarea of forty-tw- o square mhes, andLondon has an area of 121, beingseven miles larger than Chicago.

The chief religions of the worldmay be classified as follows: Christ-ianity, 450,000,000 ; Confucianism,890,000,000; Ilindooism, 190,000,-00- 0;

Mohammedanism, 18,000,000;Fetichism, 150,000,000; Buddhism,100,000,000; Spirit Worship, 0;

Shintoism, 22,000,000;Jew, 8,000,000; Patsees, 1,000.000.Total 1,449,000,000.

THE WORLD OVER.

Expeiiments are now in progressto tHst the geological structnie oithe sea-be- d upon which it is pio-pobe- d

to construct, the railwaybridge acios tho English Channel.

The Supreme Com t of Michiganhas decided that a negro can de-

mand a seat :il n ta'ile in a icstaut-an- twith white guests, and get dam-

ages, if he is discriminated ngaint.1.

Fiench surveyors have discoverednot lb west of Suez the bed of an an-

cient canal running for miles in thedi.'cctioa of the Red Sea, which itseems to have connected wjih theMediterranean.

Thomas Winans, the millionaire-wh- o

had lived, luxuiiously, is re-

ported to have said on his death,bed that he would gladly give 00

to be able to eat a piece ofbread and butter.

Wood paving is so popular inParis that the inhabitants will nothear of any other. It is noiseless,can ahvnys be kept perfectly clean,and supports even the heaviest tiat-Q- c

without difficulty.The first railroad built in thu

State of New Yoi k was the Mohan kand Hudson. It was chaitcred in1820. opened September 12, 1831,and had Albany and Schenectady forits terminal points.

The wettest place in the world isCherrapooujee, about two bundledand fifty miles northeast of Calcutta,just outside the Torrid Zone ; therethe rainfall is upward of six hun-

dred inches every year.The array of the United States

consists of 21(57 commissioned off-

icers and a little over 20,000 real pri-vate soldiers, exclusive of those per-forming civilian duties; thus one-tent- h

of the military force consistsof its officers.

It is a curious fact that the honeybee was never known in the UnitedStates till brought from Eugland ;

and, though now found in all partsof the country, it did not reachCalifornia until 1850 nud SouthAmerica until 1815.

The Russian minister of interiorhas received alarming reports on thostate of the country. The prisonsare crowded with suspects, chieflyyoung men of the educated classes.Disaffection is spreatlinc every-where. Incendiarism is rife, andthcie have been conflicts in manyplaces between the peasantry andsoldiers,

Professor Julius Pohlinau, of theBuffalo Medical College, says thatit will bo necessary to build theNiagara Falls tunnel partly underwater or line it with brick, becausethe fiost, atmnspheiu and springswould disintegrate the soft ahuluiiiwhich tho tunnel is being bored.The expense, of this work would bo81,000,000 or more.

THE WEEKLY BULLETIN -J-

L 2rt coliimiiB, nurdy local mutterMuihl l fortliiq (Uilintrh'S fi fi'atiiuiu.

rfmiwwwiiiwifWMiinniiiimiwwwiwi

Barry's TrlcopherousEotatitlflhncJ 1001.

Inftllllilo for tfiifwlMK, IntlgnrMlng Amitlio Imlr, removing tcnrf, dfttidruff,

mi on Affection of lite hckip. nud enrtna rrati.tlom of tho kln,illfCMe of the Rlttida, mowlrsnd Intrgtimrnu), nu.l rellclnj( minus, cull,

brolMi, upralim, tic Tho fflnltr between themrmkmncA which conntltntc tho iklo And thehalf which drai ll tuitciiAiice from thin trlnltenveloiw la very eloc, All dlwnei of tho hairoriginate In tho il.ln of the head, If tho poretof the calp arc clo(trd, or If tho blood and otherfluid! do tiotclrculatt frcaly through the amallrtticli which feed the toota vrllh molttun andImpart life to the flbrti, the remit U icurf.dandruff, fludillugof the hair, grarnctt, drjncitanu naranncsa or mo ligaments, and entlra bald'iicaa, a tho caa may bo. Stlmulato tho akin tohealthful action ulth EIarrjra Trlcoplieron a, and tho torpid vcmcIs, recovering theirncthlty; will anulbllato tho dltcato. In allftfTcctloiu of tho akin and ot tho tubitrata of.muscles and lotrgumcnta the proccts and theeffect aro tho uamo. It Is upon tho akin, themuicular flbro, and tht glands that Unrrr'aTrlcoplioroiia hna Ita specific action, andIn alt affections and Injuries of theis organs ItIs a tovcrclgn remedy.

Downro uf Counterfeits.rrom tho flrcntest Living Trlraa Donna,

Uadamo AdclluaMONTEVtUBO.JulT.1Qlh IRtt

Mraans. BAnctAT & Co., Now York.Dear Sir: 1 tako pionsuro In announclnir to

yoa mat liAnnva Florida WATRitlaonoof thofew articles nlnays to bo found on my dressingcafe. In my conception It In ono of tho best oftoiici waters, unujnr ino onin H la not only

but rofreslilllB and lrecommend ttwlttiout reserve.

775 -&tJ34&,iy i

HOLLiSTER & CO.,7211 Distributing Agerita. lm

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?, xj.-- Nnuann Skeet, SSlIn the new building, adjoining I.ove'

Bakeiy, whcio you can pro- -cuie the choiutst

Bui Inllon, VeaL Fori,Poultry. Jdto , Etc.

Various Kinds of Sausagesa Specialty.

Beef Satsige, Bologna SaaEage,Qirman Bausoge,

AND OUR

Special Domestic Pork Sausage,

i"The BestouXuuanu Stieet.-T- tSmoked Tongues, Smoked Mutton lining,Bplced litef, OcrnoJEeefciPcrk.

EYour patrnuago luspectfully soli-cited. tiatUfuctlou guaiuntucd to allpatrons.

- 3STo rillrH'Kti Kmiilo.'K'd. --usWEST DROOK & l Y lA iH,

Firtt-claE- Kc1IkU Butchers.

Boll TdIo. Tln. 362C82 lm

FarYoMaiiiajIloiitoilTie Pacific Mall a. S. Co.' Flno

Steamer

"CITY Ot RIO de JANEIRO,"

Will Ball for the above portaon or about

DECEMBER 2nd.Gfe' For freight or passage apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO,,713 td Agents.

lilcOWN LKCMIOKNS!. pKOWX Leghorn roelte-- J

lelsforsa.e. liii.naiiteedthoroughbicd, Adclie8B"IIa-waihi- ti

s Obfilch Fin m,"Park Mutual Tule-C0- 5

phono .12." tf

LOST or STOLEN

()NE Drawn PorrelMare, brand

small "in" on neck,3"KjrifcjL, Finder will bi fciiliahly

frAr... luwuided bv i. lm 5.

Ing siiine to KOUTll,7lHtf I'liiion,

1'OU SAJbifi

GOI.UMUI V Snfpty Dloyole, In goodfor sale abuan. Annlv ilili

lofllos. 71 J !iw

Jewehx Sllverwure,MANtll-ACTUIlW- I1T- --

HAMMEI18ITI1 k PUP,iin Mit'rri'.it nt.,

Nun I'lnnrlNiMi, (nllrornln

Christinas Novelties:Diamonds, Wntchcs,

bllturwnro. Silver Jewchy,Sller Mounted i iiiiei,

llvor Mounted Umbrcllns,O'ijx .Mantel i lock.

Gold 1'oiu Pencils,flno lAMithor GnoUx,

Reliable Goods at Reasonable

SoVCatnlojruo gent to any nddrt n fmeon icipiest.

f!f-.M.- ill ordcis pioiuptlr nnd core-full- y

executed.OTDiutnonds ftmj p,PC0U, stonea

nioiintid in tho latest styles,may

TO "TUG LADIES !

ALFRED mmTHE WELL-KNOW- N

Ladies' Tailor,Of Hun K'rmialnro,

(Proprietor of thp Iledfern House, Mar-ket Stieet, under Pnlnuo Hotel),

Intends to remain in Honolulu for thenext three or four months for the benefitof his health, durlug which tltno he busconcluded to open a

JT'XJliSrr-C.L.A.SS- S

Ladies'Tailoring & Dressmaking

BSTABLiISHMENT.Ladles wishing to have their Fall undWinter Costumes made will do well tocall at once to secure their orders.

Riding Habits, Genuine Tallor-mnd- o

Costumes, Traveling Ulsters, Jackets,all theLatest Designs in

Promonada and Evening Costumes .

f59 His universal reputation its aFitter and Diessmiker is too well-kno-

to need any fmther recomnrind-atlo- n.

lis will guarantee perfect satia-tion.

Cor. Fo?t & Hotel Sts.(Ovsr Temple of Fashion.)

6)2 3 m

REMOVAL NOTICE !

S. MACAU LEY,Pianoforte Timer & Repairer,

lias removed to 196 Fort stieet,The teIdence formerly occupied by Dr.

Emerson.Oiders can be left at H. H. Williams'

Cabinet V hi (mouse, 115 Fort Btreet;lliivilan Xcws Co.'s Music Stoie, orat my tesidence, li)(! Fort street

fef All orders promptly attended to.71Ulm

Fort Street House,184 Fort Street,

Is tho family hotel of Honolulu. Allthe comforts of home.

Hooms with or without Board.Board, per week, accoiding

310 to 812Transient, per day 82 00Singla Meals CO CentsRooms Larue, tuljjht and Airy. lint

and Cold 11 ntlit.II. II. BEUKY,

704 3m Proprietor.

THE ARLINGTON,Uotel (Ht t Honolulu.

J. H. FISHEE, Prep.

TEitiia:Boaid aiid Lodging, per week,

to location of moms,..810 00 to 812 00

Transient, per d.iy 2 00Table Board, per week 7 00single Mealn 50

Skif Visitors will find this one of themost comfortable and convenient housesiu tho city, tbu rooms being large, lightand airy. Hot and cold water baths.

C83tf

JUST RECEIVED 1

DIRECT from Egypt, a consignment(,'oussis & Co.'s Gen-

uine Egyptian Cigarettes, made fromthe choicest Ttukish tobaccos. Theabove brand is the cigarette of Europeand the Continent. Try a sample,Wholesale orders filled. For sale atCalifornia Fruit Market.

P. G. CAMAIUNOS.Agont for the Hawaiian Islands.

715 lm

JNotico,

NOTICE Is hpreby given th.it theheieiof re existing

between O, W. Giny and T. W.Raw-lins, under the firm name of "Tho Ha-waiian Soap Co.," hah been dissolvedby mutual consent on !l(ih Stptembor,1890. T. W. Hawllus assumes all lia- -hll!tlirs nf flin Into itmii nnrt it. (11

J tinuo to carry on the soap mauufacturr Irifr linuttinaa r lidi nttf n la.tz-- n -

Leluo, Honolulu, 24tb Nov., 1800.71B 2w

Dissolution of

In hereby given that theheretofore existing

between J. A. Afionso and M. F, Mollo,under the stylo of "M. F. Mello A "o"doing hiit.iiiess ut Ilniutkai, llawiill, hasthis day been (Unsolved by inutunl eon-eeu- r.

.(, A. Affongo will coiitlinio saidbusiness in his own name, and assumeall liabilities.

J. A. AFFONHO,M. Y. MEM,0,

Hotks,(Vr. 21, 1190, 737 lw

Oceanic ijloamip Cmop'y.

TISIK TAItI,K

From San Francltnn.U'iv Duo atS. P. Honolulu

Ahunedii .. . J(.0 13.... co 20For Sun FrBnolsoo.

Leuvo Due atSydney Honolulu

Mariposa Nov 20 .. Dec 13Zoiilundhi Deo 21.. Jan 10

Intermediate S, S. AuoimIIu.Leave S. F. I Leave Honolulu.

Friday . . .Doc 5 Friday. . .Dec 18

AnstraiiiiB im semn

FMt NAV FICAJV"!WMV.Tho Xew and Flnu Al Steul Sloanuhlp

it lariposa, r

Of the Oceanic Steamship rompnny willbe due at Honolulu tirnn bvduey

and Auckland on r about

Dec. 13. 1890.And will leave for tho above port with

mulls and passengers on orabout that data.

I- Foi freight or passage, bavlnirBUI erloi accommodations, apply to

Vm 0. IRWIK ot CO.. L'd,Agents.

For Sydney and Aucklano,

The New and Fine Al Steel Steamihi

"Alameda,"Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu from SnnFrancisco on or about

Dec. 20, 1890.And will have prompt dispatch with

mails and passengers forthe above ports.

W For freight or passage, havlnff-superio- r

accommodations, apply to

Wm Q. IKWIH & CO.. L'd,Agents

U King fct.nrMj74KlugSt 'V

Importers of

Riittan and Rsed Furniture.

Pianos and FurnitureMoved With Care.

Matting and Carpets Laid.,

CORNICE POLES-- :

Fine Upholstering & Bedding- -

A Specialty.

CHAIRS TO JEMfflNT.apr-10-8- 8

HUSTACE,

Robertsonltctaui",

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'pfBBlJSawifiMaBWaBB"!

DRAYM EN.All orders forcartage promptly attended

to. Particular attentionpaid to tho

Storing & Shipping- -Of good in transit to the other Islands.

Also. Black & White Sand

In quantities to suit at lowest prices.'

8ST Office; Next door to Jus. F.Morgan's auction room.Mutt at

octri .i i.'i- - .iiiii.in i. iii i.....

NOTICE.From ud after this date wew ill uot be responsible foranyfreight after same has beenlanded. Parties to whomfreight Is consigned must be atthe lauding to receive theirfreight.

WIXDEIt'S 8. S. Co.Honolulu. Sept. fi, 18B0. 650 tf

""NOTICE,

THE Kftploifuii Maternity Homo hasrooms to accommodate paying

patients. Ladles of uioilnrnte meanswho wish to securo a home on teasoii-ahl- o

terms, hvforo mid during the timeflf Infill--., 'YihflnAmnnt wIwii-- tUtx hnt aI - ,- -. T,,....,wssva,ft MVIW lltU UbCllyUs,food Bttendance, nursliiK and medicalbkiii win no proviueii, win pieaso applyat the Home to Mrs. Miller, tliu matron,who will attend to admittance, i;lyotwins or otlisrlufoiimtlou rsviiilttstl.

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