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Newspaper, Book and Job Printing ofall kinds done on the most favorableterms.Bell Telephone No. 250Mutual Telephone No. 200

THE DAILY BULLETIN

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Commission Meronants.

IXA.CIlfJ2jJL & Co.,H.General Commission Agents.

Honolulu

G. W. MACZASLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS,

Queen street, Honolulu. H. I.1648

GONSAIiVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wine Merchants

Beaver Block, Honolulu.

a BKBWBB tz COMPANY,"" (Limited)

GlSNKlVXL MKRCAHTILK AMI)

CoMuiesiox AaKTe.

usT of orviVKua:

P. O. Jones, Jr. . . .Presidout, .fc ManagerJ. t. UAiiMU. . ...Treasurer & Secretary

diuectous:Hon. C. Ii. Bisuor. S. C. Allen,

11. VVATEKIIOUUli.3dtfly

JOHN T. WATEBHOU8K,Importer and Dealer in General

Merchandise, Queen t., Honolulu. 1

.8. N. Castle.--J. B. Atherton-- U. P. Castle& COOKE,CASTLE Shipping and Comnilaidon

Merchant. Importers and Dealers inUunural Merehauuise, No. 60 King st.,Honolulu. 1

Claim Hpreckun. Wm. Q. Irwin.

WO. IRWIN & COMPANY,Sugar Factors and Commission

onts, Honolulu. 1

"ILDEK 5j CO.,Dealers la Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails, Sail and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Fort and Queen sts.,Honolulu. 1

. Lower, jr. J. Lowroy O. M. Cooke,COOKK, ,

(successors to Lowers & Dickson,)'Importers and Dealers in Lumber and all

Kindt ot Building Materials, Fort street,Honolulu 1

H. G. CEABBE,

DEALER IN MY" and GRAIN,

81 King Street, opposite the Old StationHouse,

Miutuul'X'elepliouo No.4,87 tf

VETERINARY.

All. KOWAT, Veterinary Surgeon,unit pliarmuuy at Hawaiian

Hotel Btahlca, corner Hotel mid H Icliardstieuts. Solcntitlo treatment iu till dL.cue of domestic animals. Orders forplantation and ranch btock promptlyintended to, Mutual Telephone III I,P, O, Uox38fl, inh.18 89

O IAJSO IIAWAUANO.

ALL penonB who want to comrounlwith the Poitugueac, eithei

for business, or for procuring workmen,servants or any other helps, will llnd Ittliu most prolltablu way to advurttso inthe Luto Jitwniiauo, tUu new organ ofthe Piirtuguose colony( wlnoli puUlulled on Hotel street, and only chargerraaHonattla ratoa for HdvorMHitnumlx

rnHE BEST PAPER to subscribex X. "mr itTthe liftlly llnlloiln," 50

ProfosaionalB.

MOKSABRAX,Attorney at Law & Notary Public

HO Moiclmnt Street, Honolulu. tf

ALFRED MAQOON,J Attorney at Law & Notary fubllc173 t2 Merchant street, Honolnlu. ly

--DavIdDaytbnWill practice in the lower courts of theKingdom as attorney, attend to collectIngiu all Its branches, renting of housesand any other business cntruntcd to him

Office 01 King Street Upstairs.Feb 54J9

STEAI CANDY FACTOR!A.IVX BAJtEBY.

V. HORN, Practical Confectioner,Pastry Cook nnd Baker.

71 Hotel St. -- ISr Telephone 74.

fUlrs. L. G. Pray,

Genuine Massage Roman Baths

ISO Fort Street. Chincao'Church Yard,dec 78

HOLLISTER & CO.,

Druggists & TobacconistsWHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

lOgFo-tBtree- t, : WilliamVBlock,216 Honolulu, H. I.

ir. m. nnNBOB. o. w. SMITH.

BENSOK. SMITH & CO.,

Manufacturing and Dispensing

Pharmacists,113 & 11C Fort Street, - Honolulu

Depot for Boerickc & Sccchlk's

HOMCEPATHIC MEDICINES,Rlcktcckcr's Perfumes and Toilet

Requisites, I2y

WEMER & CO.MoiMifncturlntr Jcivcllers,

NO. OS i'OBT HTaiJ3I3T.Constantly on hand s. large assortmen

of every description of Jew dry, WatchesGold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.

958 ly

Thomas Lindsay,

Manufacturing Jeweler Sl Watchmaker

Kukui Jewelry a Specialty.

King Street, Honolulu, II. I.Next door to the Hawaiian Tram,

way Company's Office.

(S9 Particular attention paid to allkinds of repairs jnn.llMU

Hustace & Robertson,

DBAYMISN.A LL orders for Cartago'promptly at-x-.

tended to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to tho othor Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandin quantities to suit at lowest prlcos,

OUlco, next door to Jas. F. Morgan'sauction room.D821y Mutual Telephone No. lfi.

Richard Cayford,VETERINARY

31&oeiug- - Forjje,7I Jt HI Klug Wtrcet.

Horsos and Cattle Treated foiall Dlseasos.

Residence No, 31 Alakea Street,

i. O, IlOX 4UM.

noinviephonoja,,

Manufacturer of

Ladles' & Gentlemen's Boots & Shoes,

Jio. 0 Nuumuu HI ,

All work guaranteed. J,ou't prices.Tho very bet leather kept on lmnil,

2iW !lm

A. II, RABiqniANN,

Book'binder, Paperruler & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer,

No. Morolmnt streitt. Upstairs,0Ct.l.38.y- -

BEAM A SALOON

Tho Best Lunoh in Town,

Tea and Coffee at 111 Hours

The Finest Brand of

CiWdJil: Tobacco

on J land..II. .T. KOJLTJi. Pronvletor.

aTiaaMetropolitan

Meat Company81 KINO STREET,

G. J. WALLER, - - ftlanagerWholesalo & Retail Butchers

AND

NAVY CONTRACTOKS.1717 ly

Choicest Mutton I

Beef, Pork,

Always on hand at the

HONOLULU MARKET(Successors to Wm. McCandlws),

Ko. O tueen Ht.. : : Pish JInrKet.Honolulu, U. I.

t2?"Family and Shipping Oiders care-fully atlended to. Live Stock furnishedto vessels at thort notice. my 17-8- 8

JOS. T6R3KER,BIITCUKIt.

City Market,Nuuanu Street.

Beef, Veal,Lamb, Mutton, & Fork.

ALSO- -

Cambridge Pork Sausages !

Fresh Every Day.

tSTHis noted Sntisnges aro made bythe every best machinery, and all ordersenlrubled toxins care will bo deliveredwith promptness aud"dlspatch, nnd hisprices are as low as anywhere in thocity.

tS"Try bis Bologna Sausages.-t- e

m.t n 83

Anderson &Lundy,Ientists.

Artificial Tcvth from oue to an entireset inserted on gold, silvur, nlliimluiimand rubber bnses. Crown and BridgeWork n specially. To persons earingrubber plates which are a constantsource of inltatioH to the mouth nmlthroat, we would recommend our Pro-ph- )

luetic Metal Plate. All operationsperformed In accordance with the latestimprovement in dental fclenco. TcuhExtracted without pain by tho use ofNitrous Oxide Ga.

CarOOico at Old Tregloan ResidenceHotel street. Feb-2- 0 81)

WRIGHT BROS.,THOMAS & HENRY,Fort Stroat, next Lucat' Mill,

"3?K2.: a,5TOi'

(i)-- ?

W. W. WRIGHT,Nos. 70 and 81 King Street.

Carriage Builders,Ship's Blacksmllhlng, Drays, Cart &

Wagon Building as specially.

Every description of work In thoabove linos performed In a llrtt-clas- a

manner and executed nl short notice,

ALL WORK GUARANTEED.P3" Orders finm thn other Ulnnds

solicited. Will be pleated to ecu nilour old customers as well as now ones.Mutual Telephono No 075.

fipr.lll 8t

Pioneer Shirt FactoryOf Honolulu, No, 17, Emma St,

ThoumUridk'iicd lees to inform thepublic of iIil-j-u Islands that he I making

ShlrfH Uy SIuiiHiiruiuuut 5

Dlrtnttnns forself.inrasureuient willbo given on application.

While Shirts, Ovcrshlr Is UlijlitGowDsA (It guarantee by making u sumplt

Shirt to uvery order.Island ordor solicited Pell Telephono 410

Ctity ,t, SI, 3ir.!,MH,

EMBROIDERIES and MGESLAKGE IMPORTATION

DIRECT FROM EUROPE210 W OrEN AT THE '' '

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

IV. S. SSOi-I- , - - Proprietor.

Call nnd examine.

Swiss Nainsook & Hamburg Edgings,In every width and nil (iiuliues;

Embroidery Skirt Length Flourices, '

Exquisite p.tttuiH", at very low ligttr',;ufk.ll-O'v- ex JEwilbi'oicioi'ieH.,

Latest patterns, in Swis Nainsook ;

Children's Embroidery Flounces,In Swiss & Nninsook ;

Laces & Lace Flounces,An immense nssprtnidit ;

Oriental Lace Flounces Skirt Length,In White A Deep Ecru, at esceptioriniK low prieot;

"Valoucieiino JLiJiee lloixiioe.s..Full Skirt Icugtli & Edgings to mulch.

jJF' The abbve Goods aro direct from Europe .md direct from themanufacturers, and will therefore be ouVrcil :it pi icen lower than hither-tofor-c.

OFFER AT BED ItOCK PRICES

oi ,

California IJay, , Oats, Bran,Oil Cake Moal, liinseed Meal,

Barley, llolled Barley,Middling Ground Barley,

Wlieut and Corn Flour.FLOUR J5rAlla, Golden Gate & Salinas-iQ- u FLOUIt

TelephoneB, No. 175.

Boll rX'olcilioiic, GO -- aa

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WASIAN--o-

Cor. Edinbnreh Queon Sts.

SXutits.1 'i'olojpUono.

WINE

Assortment

24 Merchant Street, Hear Fort Street.

-- Have on hand aud For

&

tiV I

Salo a Full of--

So.

All Bfands of American Whiskies,BOURBON, EYE and MONONGAHELA,

In Hulk ur Case; .

SOOrJL?OX-3- : ana IlESMftSO. WHISKY,In Glass and Stono Jars;

'2F3C J3K.A JV DIES,

Very Fine &, Very Cheap Qualities, us nro wanted ;

GBPJ1S, in Large tic Small Bottles;(White or Ulack), albo, STONE JUGS j

Old 'X'om Gin, nMt Itrund In. tho AlitrUu'l ;

EUROPEAN SHERRIES and PORT !

In Hulk and Ciifio. All Jli.iiuld of

American Lager Beer, English Ale & Porter, German Beer, Etc,

In riutft nnd Qiurta;

Finest Brands of Champagnes,Iu PiiiU mid Quarts,

Bittora, Liquors Absinthe,Apollliiiirl Water, KiunmolH,

Very Superior CALIFOEMA WIN E8,. rAB K0I.IOW8! " '

Zliifaiulol, Malaga, Tokay, uratlolra,Port, Sliorry, UloHllnir, HoKh, 13p 15tu,

fT hY Q ffUlsl fill! Us colli AT J.OWl-i- T UATB3 ly

2170 MnfiliN

FLAWING MILL.

Alnhco, near (acn St. I

Telephone 8S.

.VALXZa & SSDWAKD,

ConlriiutorH JlulldOlTS.

Urluk. xtnne nud Wniidcn Itiiildlngs; es-

timates ghfii. .Iwhbli'g ptotuptlvid. 10 King UulllVdf.

phono N t. S P. O Hi x, 4U.I. ap5.1y

OEOKGE LUCAS, AJCluoatractoi--

- and Builder,1

Honolulu Steam l'litnlup Mills, Epptanade, Honolulu.

Manufiu'tuics all klrids of Moulding,Br.tcLcte, Window Frarats, Blinds,

3ishcn, Doors, and ".11 l.lnds of Wood-work finish. Turning, and BkticISawlnjj. All kind of Sawing and l'linm, .Morticing ami Ti panting.

Order prompt!) attMided to and workjtunr.intt'L'd. Ordi rs Jrom the ulhci Is-- 1

unit Eolirlh'd

it"'l,r Honolulu irou Workh,Se&&aSti'uni 1'iiiuu, sugar mills, boil-era- ,

coolcro; iron, lirass and 'lead cast-ings; " tumhincry of every descriptionmade to otder ar intuition paidtoshlp'8 hluck imlthing. Job work exc-rutt-- d

at Blinrt notu e 1

I UB i

AH Jlrrclinut St., Honolulu, II. I.

COMMISSION MERCHANTSACCOIIXTAKTM,

Conveyancers & General Agents

REAL ESTATE FACTORS &COLLECTORS.

Sole Ati'jils for the Burlington KouHAeiosn Amurin, ami to the Ariri.

Sole Aici.ts for Pit' Acgu'r Fori IgrfPanela Evpte&s J: Gencrul ShippingAgency

Sole'Ageuta for Sunny South Acr.ileilWaters.

Sole AgniU for Miibcflcld llrm,' Nond .Mullet and Canned Goods.SpccUl Acunth lor I ending Nev Zen

lanil and Am ri.ln.ii Mercantile Finnshperial ;Mit lor IlicCaliloi nia Land

Association.Special Agcuts for the Honolulu Buai

nejs Directory.

AIno, Other NfH'cinl AccncioH.

jjSJ" Cmloiim' Entiies I'Hhted. PropeiiiLH Mauuged. Assignees and Auditors' Work, done promptly. House.Leased and Rents Collected.

New Business SolicitedBell Tele. No. 172 Mutual Tele. No. 3G0Uec-- 5 foil Ct.ico Cox 469. 88-l- y

I. O. Uiix a3l. --V9t- llrll Tole. 74.

Hawaiian Biisiiiess Ageocy

Coriiir Port ft. Merchant BtteeU.Honolulu, II. I.

GENERAL AGENTS,Accoiininiita &. Collector

FOll Till.'

Kav;aiian Boll Telephone Co.

Manager of Advaitisinfj Departmentrou Tim

"Supepa Kuokoa."DEPARTMENTS of BUSINESS:

Collections vs til r.colvo cprdal attcn.Hon and returns prnnptly ninilc.

Ileal Estate hotit-hl- , told and liasul.Taxes Paid and piupnity nufely injuredHouses, Cotlayes, llooms and Ltflcoi,

Icii-c- tl and i.'Uiid, ami rims rollieted,rir and Lilo Insuranco idTcctid In lint

cIhhs liiHiiiiiunu OumpanitH,Convi'ranclnrj a V t?ciatly RitoiiIh

sohii lied and comet Alutmcu of Titlefiiinl-lit- il

Legal D.icuniDnlj nnd Papers of vrrilirriitlitii carefully duwii ami Iminlbomoly t'ii,iii.rd

Copying and Tmnslntlna In all lan;imgci'In ui'ticrnl ii'U iu i lil- - lilnidoiii,

Custom llouio riutloen, inuibKtul uiiiiHieniifcy aud

Loans pokoiIuii I n fnvrablu ruti-- s

Uold, tilvtr and Certificates limit''-- 1 '"'!Kill.

Aiivtrlhrmcnts and StiUcrlulloni (diulUd Itir pii'ili'hi'in,

Sklllal And UnsHllfii Labor fiirnl.lu it,Any ArltdP piirrliHt. i ni hiInlcr. Man I Orders will ticuivu rrll

culiir attiuimiiTo Lei. Furrhhed and UnlurnUhed Col.

l00l luijtfMUlli.f lup,iltiitt ri:aiiiiuli,uniunH,

b'cy?ril Vdlurllo Properlles In amiin nnd Hit eil) pon for Mu aiul ltwpot) ii)' ii i tun

jf'Jill 11111' v uiru'ui in our ari'wfirwitvt immipi ami fnHlifnl nitiillati Ul mudniHiy ulinigv PcU.b'J

NEW YORK ;

Life Insurance;;COMPANY. -

n.n.Assets, : 895,000,00.00 V

".0

"Facts aro Stubborn Ttitngs." f

At ociy age, on every piefnHiitf-"- v

table, aiifj in oery yeni, the AO-'- i

TUAL RESULTS of Toutine Polieies -tho Jfcw Vol k Life Insnranee Co.

linse Ik en L.VlJUEli than thi.se OFANY OTHER COMPANY issiiiug"inr.lar policies. .,

fj8T For jUrtn'ttl.iri npply h

(It'ii'l Agi'iil Hawaiian Island. 'c2S:i tf . !

FIRE,LIFE, and .

MAIUNEINSURANCE.Hartford Flra Insuranco Co. i'--

Afsetr. 45,288,000

Comnierclol Inauranw Co.

(Fire and Marine)Awcts,

Anglo-Neva- da Assurance Corporation(Fire nnd Murine)

Capital, paid up. $2.000,GC0

Bcuth Britialt lUre aDdJttarine Ins. CoCa'pitaL $10,000,000

Now York Life Insurance Co.

Assets, $95,000,000

CO.BERGER.HONOLULU,

Ocnoral Agent, Hnrt'it Islands.

icr;i ty

The Best Company

THE JJiUTUA- l-Life insurance Go.

OJT -- lCSV YOUK.Rlcbard A. McCurdy, Presldeni.

The Largest Company in the WorldTho Oldest Company in the U. S.

It Givos the Most Liberal PoliciesAKU

Prs the Larflest Dividends.

Claims paid to policy holdere In thisHawaiian IkIuihIs, during the

past ttn itare,Over : 1!().000 0().

lair For raws, apply to

S. It. 1M)SK,Cinernl Agmt, Honolulu, llarratlnn ,

Ulninlx nrl.UHH.17

CASTLE & COOKE,Lifo, Fire ii Marino Insur'ce Agent.

AOf.KTS van 1

Tho New t'.uelaudMUTUAI LIFE INS. C0MP Y

of Boston.

Tho iEtna Plro luourauco Coof Hartford, Conn,

The Uulou I'lro Aud

Marine Insurance Co.,of Hau I'rauuUco, Cala,

1U1 ly

Prussian NationalInsurance Comn'y

MTANI.UIIKU 1640,

Capital,. ,.,,,,,,0.000,000 Hlchsmrjiirpill? tinderlH'H'd, Imviug bceutii,, i.'--

fc. itnlntwU(,'i'iHiif HieulmvaCJpinpMiy '01 tliu Hawaiian Ulunds, is prrpnrtdaUui.HTil rt.U u.m.IkuI k'lr.. .' Il.ll I.I 1 .7. I

i ," Mfc,M.., , ,,v. vm MIn9MBv,b'nnilturu.Jli'ri'lmnilUu, roauv,ttugr ?Mill etc.. on the inimt Fuvorahle 'Vrru'Lo; Promptly Adjusted and Pyb

Honolulu., lUHMWHUIINKIUKH,

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ofSATURDAY, AUG. 24, 1889.

Mr. li. Severance, Consul-Geuer- al ofof the 1'nited States, was

cordially received liei e by the Ringuud the iuhabltauts geneinlly. He

ports to the contrary in San FranvIboo paper9, we nrc desired tosfiitjA nrc without any foundation. is

"A recipe for expelling mosquitoesit given by the morning paper fromthe Scientific American. The ia

to evaporate gum of camphorin ivUp. .vessel over a lamp, r Thiswas tried by the writer of theselines, with the result f n narrowescape from the fire department'sattentions. Although care was takentbntljl' should not ignite, yet it wentfefl'Buddcnly in a blaze.

Mr. Fernandez's letter, for whichwe are indebted to the courtesy ofHon. J. f. Kawainui, is a trust-worthy report of the position of tboHawaiian proselytes to Mormonismat Salt Lake City. An attempt isexposed to entrap these people intowhat is practically life servitude. Ifthe Government cannot reaoh thedupes now in Utah, something surelycan be done to prevent others fromfollowing them.

" The Hawaiian Political Associa-tion has appointed Tuesday, Nov.26ras nomination day for Noblesand Representatives. This organi-zation's platform is chietly constitu-tional amendment to secure anequal suffrage and elective publicollicera for all important positions.The Elele claims that the seciet so-

ciety captured by Deputy SheriffLyman in ITainakua was simply abranch of the Association, and de-

fies the authorities to find anythingtreasonable or seditious in its organ-

isation or principles.

The constitutional conventions inthe several new States of the Unionare regarded as golden oppoi Utilitiesby different kinds of hobby riders.In the North Dakota conention thewoman suffragists scored a greattriumph one day when they had aprovision entered giving the Legis-

lature power to grant suffrage towom.cn. .A moie conservative fitsei.ed the delegates next day, how-

ever, when it was decided that theimportant --question should be de-

cided by the people at the polls.

How insignificant our greatest mi-f- 1

tional and private concerns are,compared with hundreds of privateenterprises in the United States!Still, in proportion to populationour responsibilities and aggregatewealth are even greater than theirs.The grand total of the NorthernPacific Railroad Company's bondedindebtedness is $120,000,000. Hen-

ry Villard has broached to the direc-

tors the prodigious plan of issuitig :v

giand consolidated mortgage of8160,000,000 for the purpose of re-

tiring the whole of the outstandingbonds of the company.

THE PANAMA CANAL.

A special correspondent of theNew York Herald at Panama, writ-

ing under date, of August .r, speaksin a hopeful tone ot the prospectsof the canal. Ho says: "It is nottoo much to that at no formerperiod have the prospects ef thescheme as a scheme, I mean, with-

out reference to De Lesseps' enter-

prise appeared more promising."The grounds for this sanguine feel-

ing are contained in the following

Htatcment:."According to official data re-

ceived here direct from headquar-ter, M. Unmet has been successfulin advantageously placing the un-

told lottery bonds witli a syndicate.Tbey realized 31,000,000 francs, ofwhich AJ0,p00,'000 francs liavo goneto payments, leaving in the handsof M. Hrunet the round aiiin ofIt ,000,000 francs, which by a recentlaw is 'exempt fioin all other daiiUM.'

Out of this sum SOO.OOO or (11)0,000

fmncs will bo disbursed to. coverthe expenses of a 'commission ofengineers, contractors and technicalwen' to survey the entire ivoiks andcalculate the lime and expenditurenecessary to complete llio work,

"That jepoit will in nil probabil-ity bo to tho effect that the canalcan bu.coinploted under proper miiu-goine- nt

in from four to live yearsand ut u cost of from (100,000,000to 700,000,000 francs, It may befound that tlm work can be douo jitmuch lets time and for smaller tout,but I quotu the outside figures sug-

gested ,by the most iensonblo andcompetent Judges hereon the spot,"

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P'l.wpmfmatjUfBiiawowi

THo. Intttrfuttlonnl Anioricafi Cou I

gfM' r,t Washington, to mtc on J

wcioncr -- , is rcgarucii "iiu mgi'anticipations by people at tho Isth-

mus. Kvcrythitig from that somenregarded as inordinate to tho

great question of the establishmentfrequent, regular and cheap

steam communication between theports of the I'nited States and those

Central and South America. Thebals of such a scheme will be sub-

sidies from the countries inteiested,and the lieiald correspondent saysthat, as tbo "carrying of the flag

and commerce of the United Statesthe principal point involved, the

United States Government must b;prepared to pay the lion's share."At present there is only one line ofsteamers, the Pacific Mail, i tinningon the Pacific Coast, and the vesselsdo not proceed further than Panama.ThcsB steamers nrc called "backnumbers," in speed "simply tubs,"as regards accommodation "aquarter of a century behind theage." Once the problem of com-

munication between the UnitedStates and the southern countries iB

satisfactorily solved, it is consideredthat all the rest will be compara-

tively smooth sailing.Besides Honolulu's interest in the

consummation of n maritime high-

way across the isthmus, we have

also much to hope from tha inaugu-atio- n

of a more liberal policy toward

ocean steamships by the UnitedStates. Therefore, the InternationalAmeiieaii Congress may be regard-

ed by ourselves with hopeful feel-

ings..

HAWAIIANS IN OFFICE.

A PiLU.i.riN rept emulative calledon tin: Minister of Finance thismorning, and piopounded to him thefollowing inquiry:

O. There lias been ioma comment in the foreign p.ipers, to theeffect, that Ilawaiians were not re-

ceiving due consideration in the mat-

ter of employment in the differentdepartments' of the Government, andI have called to inquire if you couldgive the Hl'u.utix information as tothe number ot persons in Govern-ment service of all grades, in fact,every person who receives tegularpay from the treasury'

A. '1 hat is certainly an inter-esting question anil I shall be pleas-ed to gie you all the informationthat is at my disposal. It may takesome days, but 1 will confer withthe dittcrent departments and wills,eiid you a statement as soon as thestatistics can be made up.

.Mr. Damon, in further conversa-tion, gave some statistics fioni dataunder his hand bearing on the ques-tion, but theie is no object in givingthem in advance of a general state-ment. Tiie Minister finally

"Can I be of service toyon in any other way V"

This kindly pioil'er was met witha question regarding a financialtopic, which was answered with apromise of full information ou thenext closing of monthly accounts.Then the icpoiter raised another in-

terrogation point:Q Are you aware of any particu-

lar effect the news of our troublemay have made abioad?

A. In San Francisco the opinionwas that the Government had donewell in its prompt suppression ofthe outbicak. The feeling was thatit would not affect any Hawaiiansecurity, and it has not disturbedour trading interests in San Fran-cisco in the slightest. We have hadno word us yet legarding the effectof the news in Loudon, but thesentiment of ban Francisco being soreassuring would have a good In-

fluence there.

BOOKED TO LEAVE.

The following are booked to leaveon Ibe Zcnl.indm: Ilia Kx. C W Ash-foid.- C

1 Franklin, J D Uduwda, MrsK V McOlKMiey and two childicn,L Met'besnev, A l'uyc, .1 M LydgaUvGeo F Kenton and wife, It V "Wa-llace, wifo and child, II P Wood andwife, K Subr, H Fooko, Kev l)r Dwi-ne- ll

and wife, C S Thomas, wile, and1 ebildicn, Capt U F Smith. J DSchuyler and wifo, U F Allaidt, MrsW W Hall, O IloifiWell.Cieo C Reck-le-

K (i Selinman, l)r E S Bidden,WJWiigbt,

HAWAIIANS ABROAD.

Tho IIumxiin received letter onthe Atifetralia from Mrs. CSeo. C.Heckley, ilulcd London, July loth.The Hon. John A. Cummins and souwere m Loudon at that date. Mr.Ciimmlnu iliinkK tlieic is no city likeLondon. They were to leavu for

ew Voi k July USth on the NorthGtrninn Lloyd Hue's Alter. All thoplaces of Intel est have been visited.In London they met Mr. nnd Mrr.J. T. Wuterhouse, Sr., II. Dlinond,Dr. AValicra, Mrs. Molt Smith uudfiunilv, Mrs. McHrydo and family,Pol. t;. V. Macfnrlnue, and Mr. K.M. Wnlslij who all expected too teI'aris within u fortnight. Mis.Iteckley, Mr. Cuiuininu and winwere present at n fete at tho Crystall'alacu, given ill honor of the Shall,mid saw the I'lineu nnd l'riiiccBd ofWuIps, their two dauglitors, and tlioKail of Kilo. Mr. Cummins vUlted-th-

IIouhch of l'aillament,Mrs, Heckley, Mr. Cummins and

ion arrived in Sun Francisco thedv Ucforp llic Anttrttlia suiled.

bAUil; BULJJlSTlN

f yVnftijW ki ;r Aiwr7w;.J

HMVAIIANS H DISTRESS AT SALT

LAKE.

Salt Lakh Citt, Utah,lulv 27, 18R!.

Jo. U. ICawainui & Mns. Kawainui,Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands,Everlastingjlove to you both. At

Inst we have lime to write to you.We left Snn Francisco, C'nl., on

the 10th ult., at 7 o'clock in theeening, and cnuie on for the SaltLake colony, the place where ourMormons aie so c"agcr to go. Whenwe got there, together with MajorSam' I Parker's family wc rcinuiLcdone day, and then they left us. Weslaved there for a few days. During that time we met several nativeIlawaiians, and saw with our eyeseverything concerning the way theylive here. Thc'wVite Moiuions arenot g the Ilawaiians who areheie, they are in gi eat distress a.t

present, and pitiful to look at. Theyhave made a very great- - mistake inthinking that this is a great countryof plenty for litem; for, alas, it isnot so. They have been greatlymisled by thctalk of the Mormonsat Honolulu. Those Mormons exaggerated tiling far beyond thetruth, and as l Have seen it tor my-

self, I have telegraphed to D. A.McKinley, the Hawaiian Consul-Gener- al

at San Francisco, Cal., tosee if something can be done forthese Ilawaiians here at Salt LakeCity, They arc indeed in great dis-

tress. The total number of Ilawai-ians here is 75, and only nine ofthem have any kind of a shelter,while the balance, has to sleep outin the open air on the grass withnothing but a blanket for a cover-ing. Another thing ;is, they cannotmet employment, and, what is worse,they hardly have anything to eat;we have to supply Ihcm with flourfrom day to day.

Wc leave Salt Lake City on the28th inst., and will go to St. Pauland from thence on to Chicago andright along to New York. This isindeed a niiseinblo nlaoe. Intenseheat and plenty of dust, while sick-

ness pievails all over the city. Weenjoyed good health all the wayfrom San Francisco until wc arrivedhere. The heat at this place at pre-sent is at 1 10 degrees. I think youhad better publish something aboutthis matter ltgarding the treatmentof Ilawaiians here; it may lie themeans of keeping back those whoarc wanting to come.' Those who arealready here feci very sorry that theyever left their country and theirhomes, selling their lands at a greatsacrifice. You will please inseitsomething in tie Kuokoa, so thatthe Mormon leaders will know thelate that has fallen upon these pcopie through their evil designs. 1

cahiiot write at length to you uponthis matter at present, as I havebut very little lime; but when I getto New York I will write again.JTgThe number of natives who returnby this vessel are twelve, this I haveinformed our Consul. The Mor-mons who wanted to see Salt LakeCity so badly, and left home for thatpurpose, have had their curiositysatisfied. Rome of them arc reallynfiaid of the white Mormons, theyeven kneel before the elders. I havehad a great deal of dispute withtome of the white Mormons here,and of couise they are angiy wjlhme. I have made strong demandson them to leturii the Uawaiiausback to Honolulu, but theyflatly refused to do so, that is onereason w iy I telegraphed over toour Consul. The white Mormonsarc about to start up an agriculturalcompany whereby they will makeslaves of the Ilawaiians. I haveadvised the natives never to allowthemselves to be roped in by any ofthese cunning and underhanded do-

ings of the Mormons, and the ma-

jority of them have listened to myadvice. I also advised the few whohave a little land not to sell it in or-

der that they may have an interestin this companyUhat is to be start-ed. The white Mormons intendmaking slaves of the Ilawaiians bybinding them under contracts forthe peiiod of, fifty ycais, which timethey are to remain laboio.t's for thecompany. Those arc the class ofwhite men who will never tell thetruth, but will always lie to suittheir ends. So you had better pub-lish all theso facts and make somestrung arguments on it so all maysee. and satisfy themselves.

Yours truly,AllKAHAM Fl'.liNAKIIi:..

Auction Sales, by Lewis J. Levey.

Underwriters5 Sals!

On Kftonclay, Aug. 26th;AT J!i O'CLOCK XOON,

I will cell ,it .Piihlio Aitetlott, in myhjlctit oinc, foi uecpunt of v, lioin- -

k in-i- concern,

Marked S, II In diamond, C:

No. Iinij 4!' ,,n , rhirco.il linns.No. 'illU mi r

No, 830 81!- i- caaitb C'locUa,

Drtiiiiigctl liy i)H Water nn voyage ofiiilpniiiitioii i hmk ".Inn, L. Ilurwity,"from Itottou to llnnolupi,

Terms Cash in U S, Gold Com,

L12WIH J. TBVISV,3 Hflt Auetlfineer,

rPHE DAILY BULLETIN- -' ho1 moil populu' pupur pulilUlitiu,

UONOJ.UJiU,"H."I. AUGUST 3-1- , )e.Auction Sales by James F. tiorg&n.

AUCTION SALE-- OF A

By ord.irofMlt. CHAM WALL, I willsell at A.ntlon, atmy

Salesinom, Qui en ;M.,

On "MONDAY, Aug. 2Glli,at is o'cr.m k soot..

HIS - RESIDENCE!On Llllha 't-- t i, mij liibi.; the p i.pcrty

ti' C.t tain Tripp. ,

The Lot h' it fn nt.igo of a'oti'ISOfell on Li Mm strut t ml isitbttuUOJfeet ilien 'llicte ii a ' '

Large Dwelling Kous?,On tin' propei lv, c nt'ilitltiR. Lutje Pur.lor, Slltitifr Hiii m, 2 Bcdio m Ve'it.nlaRemit", Dining nnmi, Kic, Oik amiltii U House, Slil les, Servant ' 1I ul,Etc.

'Hie Lot Is v c 11 rpvernl wbh pri'fnnd pltintoJ wi'li a yiirkty of liees.

r laid on tl.r ttijrh ml.1 lie liA't-iMni- : llott-- li in grotl rn.

pair and the rooms .icd vcriitnlus arelurgc anil r.by

(ySSTTwo thirds nf lite ptirchtsc moneycan remain mi mortg'tn

EST For ftuther pattlciilnrs apply to

JAS. P. MORGAN,330 r.t AuiHtomrr.

Tlio Oran&all.S!

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Change of Type in 5 Seconds !

,, Hog in Plain Sight!

Simple and Durable

3? Call ami see sample mac-Lin- e at

HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.,(Jcunr.it fbgents for Hawaiian Itl.uuls.

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JUST RECEIVEDPerS. S. Australia,

Al The Beaver SaloonIS. J. XOITK, rroprietor.

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OCKANIC- -

Steamship Comp'y

FOIl SAX FliAXCISCO,TIil Al StcuinMilp(J

"AUSTRALIA,"Will havu Honolulu for tho above

port on

Friday, August SO,Arr MOON.

Tor Freight or 1 usstige, apply to

"WM. O. IHWIH & CO., Agouti.

TK T13S5 MIJPRKMK COUNTX of il.e Ilftwnllitu Lhi-Jil- In t'.ematter ol tlm IltiuKiunuy of KielmnlCavford, I'.v nlii til a Peti i(.n for niljii'Mcation wiiH filed on Ihu duv of Ait.5ust. I88!i, in nnld Court. Ileforc Mr.JiiHilce IMckcrton. 'Iliel'fllulay of An.giiBt.1SS9.

Ujion niullng tho Pctlllnu, andiiiinti nioof hutorn m tnleii, I do tlndHint Iho Mdd lllOlAIU CAYFOIIDlinn liecomo n liiinUrupi wlililn the tiunIntent nnd tneaninu ot ilm Act Bpproedon the 2'Jili dny of AtiRiiBt, 1881, entitKd" An Aet to regulnlu nioceedliifw inltankruptcy in the Iliiwnllnu Island "

Ami I do hereby declare, and ndjiidgiili in llinkrupl iiecf rdlmjly.

And 1 do Inrtber o.der Ihat tbo Cmof the cild HanUriin: (imno m nnd

prove tt elr debts 1 cforomth Justice oftliuHuprrnin Coilit as.bnll het-llllii- inOlmttlbers ul Alilnlanl llulc, limit) u it,

it tho COth day of AiiunM, 18b'', lie.iwceii the Initiu of 10 o'( lock In tliu forenoon and noun of llio mid day, and electone or mine or Asslgnech oftho pniil HnnKriipl'rt estate,

And that nijtieotlieieolbu publishedin Iho 1)aii. Jlui.i.iCTiN ucwbpuiicr pub.IHheJ in Honolulu, lu the Kngilsji Ian,gunge.

And thr.t tho suld UauUiipt shallIniinedlaicly lilu with the Ulurl: of thisHonorable Court n seliLdulp of his C're.dlmrs and Ascts, hh iciptlreij by ihusidd Acl.

IllOlin F. IHOKRHTON,JiiKtltnof tint rtupit'inii Court,

AWiilii.'i uiihT. i'Mity i'ii-iK-,

Dated llonolulti, May 31, 1669, 'ill it

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"The earth hath bubbles, as (he walcr has, mul these arc of ficm."Macbetu.

Now that, tho two big bubbles blown up to such size in the Dah.tBui.txTtx by jealous rivals of llio grand old Mutual, have been prickedand bursieii, it is easy to understand how much space an ndvettisementcan occupy and still contain nothing lint wind, nnd as the creators of bothbubbles have publicly admitted their inability to prove tliu contonts otherthan wind, the mystified readers may now find that "There i3 rest for theweary."

"Iji 'io?if8 talc speeds being plainlyIII.

It is a pluln, unadulterated and incoutrovertable fact that the Oldest .,.- - - ,

Active Life Insurance Company in the United Stntea and the Largest'5 '- - "" ' . "', '

Financial Institution in the World is --The Mutual Lilo Insurance --. .

Company rfr Mow York. .",

Hero "Indeed, he hath on excellent good name." Ursula"Ilia excellence did earn it ere he it." '

Mt'ctt Ado Aiiout Nothing.The excellent good name which the Mutual Life Insurance Company

bears is the direct result of a business career extending over the past halfcentury. Duiitig this time it. Im earned a deservedly high reputation forhonorable dealing, prompt settlement of losses, liberal policies, hrgc pro-tit- s,

antl unquestionable security. No company offers greater inducementsto persons contcmplatinginsurancc.

"He is well paid that is well satisfied."MmtciiANT or Vunici:.

Kvcryonc who holds a policy in the Mutual Life is more than wellsatisfied, nnd ot without ample reason": for no other Life Insurance Com-pany in the World has ever equalled the actual results of policies maturedand paid by the Mutual Life, and no other company can show equal pro-fits apportioned to policies in force, as can be shown by the Mutual Life.

"Bosom tip my Council, you'll find it wholesome."Kino Hemky VII L

If you want real genuine insurance, cheap insurance, and piolilableinsurance; and insurance, and incontestable insurance;insurance that can't get away from you, that covers you completely andcomfortably like a blanket; insurance that will be paid promptly when itis dlic without vexations worry or delay, without any deduction or fusswhatever; insurance that will provide against every contingdncy thathttiiian wisdom can foresee, Insure in Tho Mutual Lilo JnsiirancoCompany of New York. A. 1). THOMAS,!t28 If Executive Special Agent the Mutu.il Life Ins. Co.

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AUCTION SALE

STABr-TflL--L,

K01IALA, HAWAII,

By nrderorWp.JOHN HIND. Manneref tlm SjiitrMul Co., I rill sell at Pub-lic Auction,

At linpnnu, ICoIinlnuOn FRIDAY and SATURDAY,

August SOtb (tnil 31st,AT 1 O'CLOCK 1". 31.,

87 Ual.Mules aMHaruBSSBS

15 Horses and Stares,Cano WngonB, Cane Land,

Houses, House Lots,lJlacksniith's & Carpenter's Tools,

Lumber,And a complete assortment of

Airatal Imliinhi !

'I he Macliiuniy of the nlmvo Milli'. in flist-elRfi- s orlcr, oflVrs forwhich art colicitcd anil tom-ist- of

One 26x48 Mill with Engine,1 Pair Pollers, 0x20;1 fioubl.' Kfi'ect, n nml 7 feat V.n-- ,

1 Vacuum Pan ( ft. w ith Blake Pump

3 Weston Centrifugals & Engine

Tog. tlitr with the usual assort,tnent of

Clariflers, Cleaning Pans, Coolers, &c.

And other Machinery iiuinlly foundin a weU.Kppolnted Mill.

Sarl-'o- r fuither pnrllctil tra npply to

Win. J. BKODIE,322 lt.d lf0 3Uw Aiiiitlouecr

Cnrringo For .Sstlo Cheap.NliW C tunder Car-ri.ic- e

jn?t tlnUlirdnnd h mbomely tt immed

In firni clabi ctyle; niiibt he immediatelyMild to olom; nn usicnment. Applvto

HAWAIIAN BlINKSS AOKNOY.

Cottage To Let.

fitsx a A XEW one ftory CottageAj-- 2 i. un upper pait of LllllinfeSSisCil street, couialnlne C roomsnicely papered nnd )nlnt(ad, bath' room,ldtc nit, nleu lawn, shiule tiecs, etc.Will bf remi'd reasonable to a j;o7jd ten- -

HAWAIIAN i:U&INESS AGENCY.

STOItBTO LET

r3t. A TW Store lately occupiedJM5 X hy B. O. ltowe, WW'sSSSgiiS lil'eU, King stret t, at reason.

able rental. IVaosslon iriven nt once.HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AOLNOY.

.Spoil orino."pHE best lemedy for

rfj 1 woiiiiili, tilerrs,,W'SB?'-- gall6, pimul llesli and

X"JSi"5w ooreh of eveiy decip- -tlon to persons or aid- -

iiiiili, Adopted by leading horse rall- -load, elub and fiverv Hiblew, etc,, Inthe Culled Nates and elsewheie, Wo

aiu piepaied to pioo thU slatcuiuiit bytesilmoulals and lefuienees to plauteisand liveiymcn In this Kingdom,A pnl v to

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AOKNCY.

iHluinl Views,

LAHGU assortments 1 hotographsA and r!ori!oseo)lu Vlewa of themost attraelhn secneiy, Imllillngs, etu,In tluso Ulmids, for sale at reasonable

''VlAWAJIAN HlINKSa AOKNOY,Uoiut'i' Toil and Mrreliaiit etrcuts,

IS

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best told.'"KlXtt HtCUAltD

had

BLACKSMITH COAL !

The Hawaiian Carriage Mamifacturing Co,IfAVJK JUST

180 Tons of Blacksmith Goal.330 5t

KaDielmmelia Preparatory

SCHOOL.

TIIE next term of tho Kamehamehal'lepanitoiy School will open

MONDAY, Septcmlier 2nd. Applica-lion- s

lot Hdmisalnn should be ma'te atonce to the I'rinirml.310 td Hiss C. A. KEA5IER.

Kamehameha School

Tho next teim of KnmcVameb'a Schoolwill open

MONDAY, Sept. 2d.Three gentlemen, having qua.

lifleaiionsn1! tetelnTof rr.iiniml tiainiug,have liten eng'igcd lor the coining) ear.Two of ilict.il are highly iccomniendtdby Dr Woodwsrd if the Celebrnttdlnniml Training School of Washington

University boitlg graduates of thai in.(tilntiyn The other ns Principal oflloboken Academy lis IibiI valuableexpcrifiice as nn in severalhranche-- ' of manual trainlHg.

Appliealinni- - for adinihj-i- i n should hetent inuncdiatuly to the Principal, asrooms will be assigned in order ofapplication

B? For further information apply toWm. B. OLLSON,

314 tf Principal.

Oaks' College

PiataPrepMoryScloIHONOLULU, U. I.

Theso Schools open for the New Year.

September 1), I8MD.

The faculty of Oaliu V0",'rt5 will betho saute as last year. The Filcndsays: l,Wc think that thoio baa neerbeen nn abler faculty ul Oiihu College,or ono'better adapted to Impart a highclassical and selcntllle edtieatlon."

The Boaullng Department canbut few mote than were in

attendance last year, and all who dchlreto enter should uiauu an eat ly applica-tion

The 1'ienaiatory School enntmiicrtunder the PiliielpuUhlpof MUhMuIoiiu;Miss Carrie A, Olliiiuu takes MissChamberlain' position, the latter hav-ing icslgitcd to ifiuou to the UnitedSlates

Tlio'J'rnitees aie hnppy to announcethai, llirotigh tliu gcucioii lutcivht of afiluiid, they aie erecting n tine newbuilding and leinoibling th pipsontone, so ihnt this school will occupy pewand commodious iptaileis lu Septem-ber, When IIiuh iiptlpied we believethe Prepaiatoiy School will offer oppor-tunities second to none In the Kingdom.

BfirAildri'ss nil letters of luiplliy orapplication to

1UJV. W, O, MKJUUTT,HIT lin I'uisident,

Ttfoilcot

''pilK iinilcrslgned have lids day1 formed a ci nirlnfrcliin under llio

flrut mime ami style nf Law (a & White,a.u of a n'it'rl !nl

Itess Agonoy. I) Hi LKW IS,

Honolulu, Autf 1U, 180(1. 30ff

fj'ijiwipriiicv4.'XwyJgiwwif' Lnw.'.ir.tiftji

KKCEIVHO

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STew -:-- Busings

liell Tele. 450 P. O. Box 70.

EWIS - & - WHITEHAVE OPENED AN OFFICE

No. iS Kaahumanu Street,

For the Transaeiion of OcneralIluine3a, embracing:

Atljiiting nnd Exporting Books.Keeping Accounts and Malting Out

BillsGenera! Collection.H.mxps Let and Bents Collected.Beal Estate Bought and fold.Marching Pecords.A'Rlincis of Titlo Furnished.D'awifgof Deeds, Leasee, Catract

Agreements, Ktc.Copying and Engrossing of all dts.

ciipHons.Cimtom House EnlricB made and

Goods Cleared, Etc., Etc.

The varied 1)usinecs experience of themembers of the fltm is a auflieient gua-ranty of on their part for thedNe.hatge of all matters entrusted tolitem By faithful and prompt atten.tion to the pa me and by reasonablecharges for all services, they hope tometil gcncinl patronage.327 tf MSWIS & WniTK.Notico of Change in Man-

aging Partner.

DUUIN O the alFence of Mr. C. Yickour MnnaglngPartner, from,

the Kingdom, Mr. U Dlu Sing will actilk Mnmiging Pariiur for our firm, andwill have Hin'sJinu powers and alitUor-it- y

as C. Ylnk Lennir.KWONG HIP LUNG CO.

Datc.l Honolulu. Aug. 22, 1B8B.

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NOTICE.

"IYTANY statements having been madeltA lately In the Daily Bui.lktijiwith rcgarif to Llfo Insurance, I put),llshed on tho 14th lest,, lor the tenefltof tbo Policyholder In the New YorkLife Ins tirance Co , ceitajn comparativefigures which will stand fn spile of anycommunication by other companies ortheir roprescnlatlvca.

My imputation litis called forth nletter full of iingentluininly remarksfrom Mr. Thomas, tliu Executive Bpo.clul Agent of the Mutual Llfu Insur-ane- e

Co, which I positively decline tohuh wer, such being beyond my staiullujrin the eoiiimuniiv in ltd oily,

I shall bs glad to give any Infonua.tlon regnrdlng Life Insurance at myoulcc, since it lots bu'nimi Impossible tocoinmunlcate such to the public tlircughthe prebS without siarlinsf spiieftd run,troorsy lieretoforu unknown In this orany otiiur eny. u, 11, jiW(UIU(,General Agent New York Lfe Ins. Co.

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4filU'fl)ioiUi Jlilllitvn Parjora.njijjB llatulsoinest llllllard rarlPfl InI, lite oily, and IHltil up 1 11 the most

iipprovnl stylo. Four tables with l tholatesi liitiirnvHmcnts.

J, 1, 4QW?5N & CQ07011 I'rnpTlcton, -

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jghulij fjullqfinSATURDAY, AUG. 21, 1889.

AnRIVALS.Aug 21

Stmr lAkellkn from MaulSlnif Mokolll from MotokuiSclu T.uka from Kohsilft.Stmt' W ulmamilo from Wnlnnaellnw brig Geo 11 Douglass, ltii dnvs

from diiii.FraucUcuIt 51 S Zenlaudla from tho ColonicsSclir Kawullani from Koolnu

YESSELS LEAVING MOHDAY.

Stmr J A Cummlu tor, Koolau ut 9 a tnStmr Jns-Mak- for KnpAii nt 4 p mStiiir Wulmaualo for Wulanae and Wul- -

nluu at 9 a tuSttnrVivn for MaulStmr Mokolll for Moloknl at B p mStmr Llkellko for .Maul nt&p m

PASSENGERS.

l'roui Maul, per Llkelikc, August 2tJ Nelhl" O Sullivan ami 2 children,

II Wiggings. It l'erry, Itev 0 Nawnhini--,

Chum; bee, A T lluitwcll, I) F Tlinun,W O Lackland. A Waii'ey, it W Mover,Arof W T Brlguum and 4i deck.

SHIPPING NOTES.

The Likellke brought August 24th 80head of cattle, 158 hogs, 52 sks corn, CIhides, 82 pkgs sundries.

The Hawaiian brig Geo A Douglass,Cant. Jacobsou, ai rived this morningICi days from Han Francisco, with mer-chandise valued at S14.5IS, lucliidlugIliO bbls Hour, 2,448 lbs lard, 2,271 lbsbread, 50 esks and SO bbls beer, 10 bblssalmon, 5,08-- ft lumber, 1,1S0 sks bran,658 ctls barley, 160 bbls lime, etc.

The Hawaiian steamer Costa Men,while I cm lug the wharf at San Fran-cisco to go to sea about U p in, Aug Ctb,collided with the bark U I) Hryant,which arrived Aug (ith, loaded "withHtigar, rice, etc, from Honolulu. Thesteamer struck the baik on her portquarter, cutting away six planks andwater plank, also carried away topmastaid part of rigging. The steamer wasuninjured and proceeded to sei boundforNanaimo.

The Haw bark Andrew Welch leftSau Francisco Aug 3d for Sydney.

BORN.

McKEAN At Wlldwood Cottagc.SouthOrtlng, W. T.,July 22d, to the wifeof E. U. McKcau, formerly ofSprcckelnvlllo, Maui, a sou.

TINKER In Honolulu, Aiignst24th, tothe wife of Jos. Tinker, a daughter

: quOb.

WEIGHT At San Diego, 'July 31st.Benjamin J. Weight formerly .ofHonolulu, aged 33 years 4 mouths.

BUSINESS ITEMS.

171 NE White, Black, Ui own and GreenMilan, extra good quality Spar

Sailor Hats, Polka Dotled Hibbnns,New Ginghams, Men's Fine Straw Hats.Embroidery Laces, jutt received atFishel's Leading Millinery limine andwill be opened up for display in a fewfiuys. 33 1 St

rrHE Pantheon Saloon has rcceividA by the "Australia" another largeinvoice of National Lager, and don'tyou forj:tt it. 333 3t

MR. DODD has just received ex"Umatilla" another lot of that

"PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER"in kegs, which he 1b offering to hiscustomers. 333 lw

T RY McCarthy's Oidtr. 318 tf

MOTT'S Cider at McCarthy's.31B tf

M. Thompson, author of the Digestof the Laws of the District of Columbia,and author of Treatises on, Divorce andEquity, nUo author of a Digest of Ha-

waiian Supreme Court Decisions (inpreparation), and Counselor olllec,corner Fort and Merchant streets, Ho-

nolulu, II. I. having discontinued prac-tice in Court will give his views amiopinions in writing, together with writ-ten (statements of law and judicial de-

cision), applicable to questions of lawand facts submitted to him: and willprepare legal documents. 2td Itw

NOTICE.

ALEXANDER J. Cartwright, Esq,to act tor me under

full power of attorney during my ab.aunce from tho Kliiirdom

GEORGE O. UECKLEY.Honolulu, Aug. 21 lBO 3.14 lw

ealed Proposals.

BALED Proposals will bo receivedunto 12 o'clock noon, entember

2nd, ut tho olllcu of the Company nnoi) Meichant utrect, tlili oily, for theerection of a Termiiiiil Depnt for theOaliu Railway & Land Co I'lnns andspecifications may 1m seen, and nil no.cettusry Information o'ltaln.vl at saidotlloe. The right to reject reserved.

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77 & 7? )rpai Si-- , flew Yuk Utiy.

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T-T- t1o best and cheitpest Ulnpfc4--f. tti10 f'niHl, Html ami Soil forBlip in any fiqnnll'r. Apply nt t iu Uysolllee of W ilium (J. Add, Nu. (HI Meruliutti ktreet, Honolulu, . , m $

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LOCAL & CEHESiU HEWS.

Trin Zonl.inillii is entering Uic hnr-"borl- as

llila paper goo to prose.

TriK Australia sails Filduy, August30th, at noon, for San FrhnciBco.

Tin; motnbers of Engine Co. No.2 wore drilling nrar Kniuin KqtJHrolnt.t eening

ill wm.,0 n "

Catt. Ilobron waa nt quite sowell when tlio Auxtrulin left SanJr.incim.

Mn. William 1. Jones does notlcavo for the States until August 30thon the Australia.

Tukru will be union service ntKauinnkapili Chinch Sunday oven-lu- g

at 7 :30 o'clock,

Mrs. Wm. Foster, wife of the Po-

lice Justice, who hits been iiuitu seri-

ously ill, is now convalescent we' arcglad to learn.

This desirable residence of Mr.Chas. Wall will be sold at auction atnoon on Monday by Mr. J. F. Moi- -

gan nt liis salesroom.' "

Mr. E. H. Woodworth, formerly ofthis city, has our thanks for copieaof the Southern California Informantpublibhed at San Diego.

Mr. A. J. Cartwright will act un-der full power or attorney for Mr.Geo. C. Hockley during the hitter'sabsence fiom the country.

Two Chinamen were both fined$G0 with G hours' impiisonnicnt, forhaving opium unlawfully in posses-sion, in the Police Court this morn-ing.

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Hon". Sam. Parker has returned toRan Franciscb from Now York, afterseeing his family oft" on their trip toEurope, lie will be here on the nextsteamer.

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The Itev. Dr. Ueckwith will preachat the Central Union Church Sunday.Subject of morning discourse, "Godteaching righteousness;" ouming,"The providential meaning of thelate insurrection."

Tun brig Geo. II. Douglass broughttwo more cars for the HawaiianTramways Company this morning.A 5on as they were landed on thewharf a Custom Hous-- officer com-menced to examino them to see ifthcie was any opium on board.

The King has conferred uponMessrs. Georges Berger.Millas and Al-fred Houle tlio decoration of KnightCommander of . the" Royal Order ofCiown of Hawaii, and upon Messrs.II. Souillette, S. A. Balme, Henri doVarigny ami A. Sagriffa tho decora-tion of Knight Companion of the.Royal Order of the Star of Oceania.These gentlemen are all connectedwith the Paris Exposition.

H. B. M. S. Swift-sure-, ilagship onthe Pacific, has broken her re

cylinder and is disabled.She can steam but ive knots anhour. Tho cylinder is cracked thesame as the Triumph's was threeyears ago. Admiral Heneage banwired from Victoria, B. C, to Eng-land for the man-of-w- Narcissusto take her place on the station. Itwill be six months beforo sho can beput in order, as a new cylinder willhave to be sent from England. Itwill weigh about twenty-si- x tons.

AUCTION SALES OH MOHDAY.

BT J. V. MOUOAN.

At 12 o'clock noon at salesroom,the desirable residence of Chas.Wall, situate on Lililm street. Thehouse is in good repair, and the lotis 130 by 200 feet. Water is laidon throughout. At the. same hourseveral mortgagee's sales will beheld.

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At 12 o'clock noon at salesroom,eight cases clocks and twenty-liv- e

cases charcoal irons.

PERSONAL.

Hov. . C. Mcrritt addressed theweekly meeting of tho Congrega-tional Club !u S-i- Francisco. Hegavo his estimato of the insurrec-tion, believing thut event, would hobcnellcinl in its results. The an-

nexation party ho declined to he ina minority. Ho described tho ro.liginus ami educational affairs ef tiukingdom, and tad the Protestantshaving a native ministry did notneed to seiid u while missionary toMolokai,

HOW THEY STAND,

The following table lmw thustanding of thu clubs of the iNionu i,uguu mid Ainerlemi AaaoiuHon i) to Aiiiit 17th.

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HE FIHlSilEDJMSJREAKFAST.

A Wr'ucioino Hfim- - Whlrhi iMil TintIH.olnrbuu Old Mn llimtt'i'.

Charles K. Slsmc, n wealthy Eng-lishman who has been travelinglliroughoul'thc world almost contin-uously forjycnra, enjoys the singu-lar protniuenco of being the onlyman who Mulshed his breakfast, atthe Depot Hotel. He is a lionhunter of India, nnd sat at the sumotable with Justice Field, nnd di-

rectly opposite him. He had justgot comfortably to work on a b'igmeal when Judge Torry deliveredtlio blow.

Then he saw the glentn of Mar-

shal Neagle's revolver ami (he twoshots, and Terry fall. Ho saw theblood ooze from his wounds intogreat pools on the tloor, almost nthis side, nnd all the awfulness ofthe after-traged- y when Mrs. Terryflung- - herself on her husband'sbreast and with sobs lamented Jusdeath. StlM Mr. Sisme titc'awny.lie finished a very comfortable st,

all the lime the excited throngHying hither and thither, and at lastwalked out like all the rest, withoutpaying his bill. The passengersvoted him the coolest man that everstruck the country, and he was thesubject of much icmark. To acrowd last evening at the Occidental,he said :

"At the first report and Hash

Judce Terry staggered, and whenthe second shot came he reeled andfell. He never spoke a word afterit, and it did look rather forbidding,with the body lying there, to tinishray breakfast, but 1 was hungry.and1 determined to stay till X was done.It wns a very wild scene, with thecries of Mrs. Terry and the extremecoolness of Justice Field. Mrs.Terry shouted time and again for allwho we're Masons to come andavenge her wiongs, she being, asshe said, the daughter of a Mason."

Perhaps nobody in the eating-hous- e

so clearly witnessed the trag-edy as Mr. Sisme, yet to all the re-

porters who thronged about he in-

sisted that he did not see any partof it. He is afi aid that he will becalled as a witness in the case.

San Francisco Examiner.Mr. Sisme managed to avoid a

subpoena in California and is nowdoing these islands.

S. S. AUSTRALIA.

The work done by the S.S. Austra-lia on her trip to Honolulu and returnis an excellent showing for the boil-

ers and engines made in this city bythe Risdon Iron Works, and indi-

cates that there is no need to gooutside this eitv to cet such workdone. On the trip down favorableweather was experienced. Undereasy steaming the distance was ac-

complished in G days 2!5 hours and45 minutes. On the fourth day outthe Aiibtralia made 032 knots in 23hours 40 minutes, or a mean spcudof 14 knots an hour on a consump-tion of 37 tons of coal. There wereonly two fair days on the returntrip, the rest being rough withstrong northerly winds, notwith-standing which the steamer madethe distance in 7 days 2 hours, on a

daily average consumption of 41tons" of coal. Against a stronghead wind she made three hundredand seven miles in one day. Inptevtous voyaaes with her old en-

gines' and 7.r , pounds of steamthe average speen of the Australiawas iw'elve knots with a consump-tion of 53 tons a day. .It Ts claimedthe new triple expansion enginesgive u clear saving of 23 percent iucoal, with an increase of two knotsan hour. There was not a hitch inthe whole voyage. S. F. Alia,Aug. 13th.

AH INTERESTING LETTERVETEF1AN.

FROM A

AS this is Jubilee year it tentlB tomake one look back and think

of thu lllght of lime, and in this wayI am reminded that 1 mu one of thuveterans In the itilu of your valua-ble and successful medicine, Ihave sold it from tho vory Una, uudhave sent it into every country inKngliiud and many purls of Scot-lau- d,

Well do 1 remember tholirst circular you sont ant some nineor tcp yeuis iiyo, You had comu toKngliuul from Anicijca lo IntroduceMother Selgul's CurftUvu Syri(uud 1 was struck by a )urgruih Inivliloh you used tliesu words I --

'Jeiig u stranger iu ft Htnigu imlI do not wisli thu peojilu to teul thutI want to take the oat mlvuuliigeover tlioui, feel tlittV 1 Imvw itremedy tliat Will euro illaetwi. ami1 have so much eoulhleuuu In it tlu4 mulitiriHu my Renif to rcfmul tlieinonuy If it'oilu bhotiltl say tlintlliey IntvP not lieiuMllteil liy U iuc"i fell t nnwi tliwr yon wnuhl noversy Unit nulesis ilia medleiutt liuilmurlii niitl I ttiiplii'i) for w wwy,a U'i wliloli nnv l(H'l liml uponWilli I'i'Ulo iil alWfnPiioin

jiyer iueo UlBl time i llttYO foiiiulit liy far 9 mi ipmoilv fur liullgflUun ami l)yun.in J (iuyh wwlllb uud I luivp hold llimifuntU ufhftUli8. 11 Ims nwver (mlfil in anyhush wIkhp Hutu vnq ttiiy QfUii'(allm.iug Miiiiioinni--NiirYw- si orllyk lnauuum wunww wJ tiiy 4iwaplii lUiim uf ili futui umit i'ijIJ U wm I'l fulllVW ?U(1 liuuvi-)H- '

llUilH' lull) I'leulll, llllH'gml wwwm un Uic yMiii uml tt'Uli.WUMllWtlWlb UlUl ycjluttUUM ( tiuBi'w ttiul mb ilitll m fcNiy my

wm wm ui .w vri wmu'Ui m ui mm if . uiu m vuiu i

liiiuruvur tituru urv kiuun uiui lui'

qtiiric. covnng a' ureal, variety ' f

ailment-- . uV tu"unei- - h.ne nva.niiswun-d- . !l um UMti-i.- ur 'l'hn, jj jjgtjjp(.rlcet! well. v imt i nave ,ci- -

(loin or never pcmI beforo iu theease of any medicine is that people j

tell each oilier of its virtues, andIhoMi who .luivo lifcii cured say to i

tho suffering: "Wo uud get Mother '

Sclgcl's Curative Syrup, It will j

make you well." Out of tho liuu- -J

dreds of cures 1 will name one ortwo that happen to uotne into mymind.

Two old gentlemen, whose iiiiuiusthey would not like me to give you,had been martyrs to lndl'i'slicinand Dyspepsia for many years.They had tried all kinds of medi-

cine without relief. One of themwas so bad he could not bear aglass of ale. Roth weie aihised touse the Syrup and both lecovcicd,and were as hale and hearty as menin the prime of life.

A remarkable case is Hint of ahouse painter named Jeffries, wholived at Pcnshurst, in Kent. Hisbusiness obliged him to expose him-

self a great deal to wind and weath-er, and he was seized with rheuma-tism, and his joints soon dwelled upwith, dropsy, and wcru very stiffand painful. Nothing that the doc-

tors could do seemed to reach theseat of the trouble. It so cripplodhim that he could do hardly anywotk, and for the whole of the win-

ter of 1878 and '7!), he had to giveup and take to ins ucil. lie hadbeen nllheted iu this sorry way forthree years, and was getting wornout and discouraged. Besides, hehad spent over Jti.'l for what hecalled "doctor's stuff without theleast benefit. In the Spring heheard of what Mother Scigel's Cura-tive Syrup has done for others andbought a 2s. G'd. bottle of me. Iua few days he sent me word he wasmuch better before he had finishedthe bottle. He then sent to me fora 4s. Gd. bottle, and as I was goingthat way I carried it down to himmyself. On getting to his housewhat was my astonishment and sur.prise to find him out in the gardenweeding au onion bed. I couldhardly believe inr own eyes, andsaid: '

"Yoa ought not to be out here,mnn, it ma' bo the death of you,alter being .laid up all winter withrheumatism and dropsy."

His reply was: ('There is nodanger. The weather is line, .andMother Seigcl's Curative Syrup hasdone for me in a fc,w days what thedoctors could not do in three years.1 think I shall get welj'now."

Ho kept on with the Syrup, andin three weeks he was at work againaud has had no return of the trou-ble for now nearly- - t,en years. Anj'medicine that can do this should beknown all over tho world.

Yours faithfully,(Signed) Uurr.r.T (Jraham,

Of Graham & Son.Ilolloway House, Sunbttry,

Middlesex,June 25th, 1887.

The above wonderful cure ofRheumatism was the result of theremarkable power of Mother Seigcl'sCurative Syrup to cleanse the bloodof the poisonous humouis that ariefrom Indigestion and Dyspepsia.

Mother Seigcl's Curative Syrupis for sale by all chemists and me-dicine vendors, and by the proprietors, A. J. White, Limited. 35,Furringdon Iioad, London, Eug.

Jan. 13-88-

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pnrativo statement the bu-inc- ss d mo by itself .1:1 iL-- t chief competitors hi their common hdine, tlte eityoTNew York. In New York a man can gel his information direct from the Home Olllee of the largest companies,and him more uccuratu opportunities of ju 'ging lln-i- r merits than anywhere ohe. A- - u result iu theCity Of NOW York during the r 18V? the Equl'fiblO wiot a buyer amount of new s than winwiiu.cn by its Two Largest Compc-thor- Combined.. In the State of WW Kquita'bte 'wrote 81,808,431 more lii'iuiance than thc'ngreg.ite nf it- - Two Largest Competitors Takna Tugotker.It did the Largest Business in the United ittilcs, "3 well as in the WoriU at n lime when alI'Companiewere straining every nerve to pass it.

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New Qoodc rccolvcd by every Ticket iron llio Eastern States and EuropeFresh California Produce by eveiy Steamer. All orders faithfully attended toand Goods delivered to any phrt of the city free of charge. Lslhuil orders coll.cited. Satisfaction RUhrnnteca. PostOilltc Box M.I. Ttilephone No. 5r3 uov4 8

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LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,HONOLULU,

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS GROCERIES PROVISIONS.

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By each stsamer uf 0. tf. S. Co. from California

Fresh Cala. Roll Butter, Frozen Oysters & Fresh Caia, Fruits,

ITJmIj, Ciuuc, VossottiblcM, Ifltc, ISte.A complete line of Crosso & BlacKwell's & J. T. Morton's Canned & Bottled Goods

Always on hand. Also, just received a fresh line of

tiertnan Pates & Totted JleiUs & Itottlcd 1'rcncrvcd fruit,Lewis & Co.'b Malteae Brand Sugar Cured llnms & Bacon,

New Breakfast Cereals, Cream Oat Flakes & Cream Wheal Flakes,Sicily Lemons & Cala. Riverside Oranges.

Oregon Burhauk Potatoes, Etc., Etc., Etc.

ap-1- 6 Satisfaction Grnaraiiteecl. 87

CHARLfcS HU STAGE,KB IMC STREET.

HAS JUST RECEIVEDKit Salmon Bellies, Block Codfish, Smoked Beef, Buffalo Ham &

Bacon, Boxc3 Smoked Herring, Tins Norewgia'n Salt Herring,Mild Cal. Cheese, Atmores Mince Meat, Green Turtle Soup,Terrapin Soup, Sugar Raisins, Currants, "Walnuts, Almonds,Dried Peaches, Prunes, Dates, Honey, Ccrcoline Flakes,

CAPE COJD CKANBERKIISS!,Tomato Ketchup, Cn9es Sugar Corn, Cases Sugar Peas, JerseyBine Potatoes, Ruta Bagas Turnips, Calafornia Onions, Crackers,all kinds ; Choice Teas, Fresh Apples, Saloon Pilot and MediumBread, Wheat, Flour, Butter, Plum Pudding, etc., etc., etc.

And a General Assortment of Canned Meats, Frnits and Other Groceries.

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Granite, Iron and Tin WareChandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,

WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,House Keeping Goods,

PLUMBING, TIN, OOPjeEE AND993 Sheet Iron Work.

The "Dail Bulletin Weekly Summarv,"' Will be Issued on August 27th.

Column i of Interesting Nows. The Best Paper to Sond Abroad.

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