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Wht Pailii '. , Jy J Jv & J iJ' 5SE23HH2 DmRnm Vol. VII. No. 085. HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1885. SUDQOniPTION CO CENTO PER MONTH 3E S& & t THE DAILY BULLETIN STEAM PRINTING OFFICE. tlft ..... . coupon Htrcct, Opposlto West's CurtlnRO factory. l)crlpllon, 50 cents per Month. )1 business communications to be ntl. drscd, Manager Dally Bulletin, Post OIHoo Box No. 14. Tclcphono 250. OAMhofiAJt, Editor Wkay Tavlou Local Reporter .Ias. Q. Ct.fcVioii Manager Commission Merchants. O brewer st company, (Limlud) Gknkiial Mkucantile and Commission Agents. list ov okficeks: P. C. Josbs, Jr. . . .President & Manager J. O. Oahtuu. . . ..Treasurer & Secretary DIUECTOUS: Hon. C. U. Bisiior. Hon. II. A. I. Cahtkk 333 ly Geo. W. Macfarlano. II. K. Macfarlano., 0; W MACZABliANE & Co. IMPORTERS. COMMISSION MER CHANTS AND Sugar Factors, FircProof Building, - - C3 Queen street, Houolulu. II. I. agents Jor Tho Waikapu Sugar Plantation, Maui, The Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii, Tho Ileeia Sugar Plantation, Oaliu, Huelo Sugar Mill, Maui, , IIuclo Sugar Plantation, Maui, Puuloa Sheep Ranch Co., Hawaii, J. Fowler & Co. Steam .Plow and Port able Tramway "Works, Leeds, Mirrlees, Watson & Co's Sugar Machin ery, Glasgow, Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets. 185 BBRGER, a4 MERCHANT Street, General Agont'for The N. Y. Life Insurance Company, Tho City of London Fire In. Co(limil'd South British, and National Fire & ila rine Insurance) Co. Maenodle &)Urban Safes, The Celebrated Springfield Gas Machine Gas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co. . 238 J. LYONS, I IjKVKY. LYONS & LEVEY, Auctioneers and General . ' Coinmissiou,Merchauts, Beaver Block, Queen bt., - - - Honolulu. Sales of Furniture, Stock, Real Instate and General Merchandise promptly at- tended to. Sole Agents for American and Euro pean merchandise. 318 MS. GRINBAUM & CO., Importers of General Mer chandise aiid Commission Merchants, Honolulu. 1 M. S. GRINBAUM & CO., Commission Merchants, 124 California street, San Francisco, Cal. Cluus Sprccktls. Win. O. Irwin.. WG. IRWIN & COMPANY, Sugar Factors'and Commission Agents, Honolulu. 1 AS. OLEQHORN & OO. Importers and Commission Merchants, dealers in General Merchan dise, Queen and Kaahumanu eta., Hono lulu. 78 MA. GONSALVES is CO., No. 57 Hotel Sti eet, Honolulu, Importers and'Dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods, Inlaid "Work, Embroidery, 289 &c, &c, &c. JOHN T. WATERHOUSE, Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise, Queen it., Honolulu. 1 B. N. Cutis. i. B. Athctton. CASTLE & COOKE, Shipping and Commission Merchants. Importers and Dealers in General Merchandise, No. 80 King at., Honolulu. 1 WING WO TAI & CO., , Importers and General Dealers in English, American and Chinese Pro visions. Plantation Teas) and General Supplies. Also, White & Colored Con tract Matting, all qunlltics and prices. No. 24 Nuuanu Btrcet. opposite Mr. C. Afong's. 623 0m J. 31. OAT & CO AIIiHIAKESKH, Loft in A. F. Cookcs Now Fire-Proof Building, foot of Nuuanu Street. Honolulu, II. I. Flagt of all descriptions mado and repaired. ly b w T. RHOADS, CONTRACTOR &TJUILDER Shop 011 Queen street, near Alakca. BJO urn BROWN & PHILLIPS, Practical Plumbeis, Gas Fitters and Copper-smiths, No. 71 King St., Honolulu. 1ST Houso and Ship Job Work promptly executed. 17 Honolulu Carriage Manufacf y 228 and 230 Fort Street, Honolulu, . . - Hawaiian Is. W, H. PAGE, Proprietor. 980 ly Professionals. DR. S. ERNEST ORADDOOK, (Into Scholnr and Prizeman Sur. gory and Medicine, King's College, London) Physician nnd Surgeon, ofllco and rcsidoncc 132 Fori Street, lately occupied by Dr. Carpenter. Office hours 9 to 12 a m., 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 p. m. 933 Cm DR. S. ERNEST ORADDOOK, Medico Ciiugiao, 101 Fort street. Achn-se cm casa, das 9 horns no tncio dla. Dns 2 boras as clnco, e das 7 boras as oito, da tarde, c de noite no Hawaiian Hotel. Folia o Portugue9. 933 Cm "T"R. BMER8ON, JLJ I Rcsldcnco nnd consultation rooms at No. 2 Kukul st., corner of Fort. Telephone No. 149. 59 2m 13 P. GRAY. M. D., . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, first door west of Library Build ing. Hours, from 9 to 11 a.m., and 2 to 4 nml 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 11 a.m. Residence, cor. Kinau and Pensacola Streets. 948 ly A ROSA, . ATTORNEY AT LAW, ,And Notary Public, Office with tho Attorney General, Alllo lanl Hale, Honolulu. 342 ly JOHN RUSSELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, on Merchant street, (next door to Dr. Slaugenwald.) 495 ly EIOHARDl P. BIOKERTON, Attorney and Counsellor nt Law, Money to lend on Mortgages of Free, holds. Office, No. 44 Meichant st. If GEGH. BROWN, ' Attorner and Counsellor at Law. Notary Public, and Agent for taking Ac knowlcdgments of Instruments for tho Island 'of. Oahu. No. 8 Kaahumanu st Honolulu. 1 Ji M. HONSARRAT, '; ; ATTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public. Real Estate in any partof tho Kingdom bought, sold and leased, on commission. Loans ncgotia ted, Logal Documents .Drawn. No. 27 Merchant st. (Gazette Block), Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands " 196 WILLIAM' AULD, Agent to tako Acknowledgments to Contracts for Labor for the District of Kona, Island of Oahu, at the .office of the Honolulii "Waterworks, foot of Nuu anu street. 18b .1 JOHN A. HASSINQER, Agont to take Acknowledgments to Contiacts for Labor. Interior Office, Honolulu. TaT O. AKANA, IT .1 .Chinese and Hawaiian Translator and Interpreter, No. 7 King street, near tho Bridge. Translations of either of the abov languages made with accuracy and dig patch, and on reasonable terms. 209 ? HONOLULU IRON "WORKS. Steam engines, sugar mills, boil- cts, coolers; iron, brass and lcau cast ings; machinery of every description made to order. Particular attention paid to ship's black smithing. Job work exe cuted at short notice. 1 CHR. GERTZ, g No. 80 Fort street, Honolul.l?" Importer ami Dealer in Gent's, Ladles' and Children's boots, shoes and slippers. H. 204 S. TREQLOAN, TAILOR, FORT ST. Kobcrt Lcwori, U. II. Cooko, L EWERS 6s OOOKE, (successors to Lewers & Dickson,) Importers and Dealers In Lumber and all kinds ot Building Materials, Fort ttreot, Honolulu 1 WILDER St CO., Dealers in Lumber, Paints, Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materials of every kind, cor., Fort and Queen str., Honolulu. 1 HOLLISTER & CO. Druggists & Tobacconists, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 59 Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, and Cor., 007 Fort and Merchant streets., tf b Wolfe & Edwards Grocery and Peed Store, Corner King and Nuuanu streets. Fresh Groceries and Provisions received by every Steamer. P.O. Box 130, Telephone 349. 0016m WM. SrcCANDJLESS, No. 0 Queen street. Fish Market, Dealer in choicest Beer, Veal, Mutton, ft'Iah, Ac, Ac. Family and Shipping Orders carefully attended to. Live stock furnished to vessel'; nt short notico, and Vegetables of all kinds supplied to order. 310 ly PIOIVEJER, STEAM CANDY FACTORY -A.N.D XiA-JClSIW. F. HORN, Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook and Baker. 71 Hotel St. -H- Telephone 74, Greatest POPULAR N. 104 FORT ST., BIGGEST BARGAIN EVER ! FULL REGULAR MADE HOSE I All siaes, assorted colors and! patterns, will offer the whole lot at the uniform PRICE OF 25 CENTS PER PAIR, Guaranteed to be of the best, quality and worth 50 Cents to 75 Centa per pair. SKS DLAIMGHS9 STZR-W HATS ASSORTED COLORS AT ONE DOLLAR. JAMES BRODIE. Veterinary Surgeon. OFFICE and residenco, corner Bere tania street and McKibbin lane. Oulco hours'fromi 7 to 9 a. M., nnd'lito 2 p.' if. Orders left nt-the Pantheon Sta bles will be promptly attended to. P. O. Box 8C. 843 tf XOTICJE. Having leased the TRAINING STABLES from H. J. Acnew, at -Kaplolaui Park, I am l-nnw nrpnnrwl to tako horsps to train. and prepare them for tho coming Fair on the 11th of Juno next Breaking and Educating Young Horses a specialty. ipor olts crs of fine young colts not to havo them jammed or hammered over the hard roads, and to get them properly handled for tho first lessons are the ones that make the horse. Also in connection with my Training Stables, I will serve a certain number of choice marcs with my Young Ham beltonian Stallion " AP'i'OS CHIEF." He was sired by Electioneer, owned by Gov. Stanford. The sire of Electioneer was Rlsdekc's Hambcltonian. Tho dam of Aptos Chief, was sired by Specula tion; he by Risdoko's Hambcltonian so it will bo seen that Aptos is'an in. breed of Hambcltonian. Terms for service of Aptos Chiof, $50 for tho season, payable at tho time of eorvice; and nil mares failing to bo with foal will havo tho service of tho horse tho next season free of charge. HENRY KEITH. Kapiolani Ptrk, Jan. 22, 1885. 925 Gm JLEROY ItRUNDAGE, THE well-known HORSE TRAINER and BREAKER. Is now prepared, at the old training stables of Capt. Clu ney, corner Puncnbowl and Queen sts, to break in and feed horsc-t for $35. No responsibility, but every caro taken. gyHorso clipping a specialty. 923 3m LEVY &i W00LHAM, lloree Breakers and Horse dippers. nPHE above firm will breatc horses to JL single and double harness, and be ing! 'well .known as competent horse breakers, they need no further recom mendations, as they guarantee all work in their line. Cllpplnsc Doxio in. tlio most; A.rtlutlo Htylc. All orders left at their office opposite the Kerosene Warehouse; or at tho Of fice of J. E. Wiseman, will be promptly tended to. 927 0m A Goodpasture for Horses, t .-Pr A ew worses will be noa Valley. Pasture se curely fenced. tSTFor terms, &c., apply to) J. EMMXLUTU, No. G Nuuanu St. 910 WENMR & CO. Manufacturing; Jowellera, 3VO. OO FOBT STRX333T. Constantly on handa large assortment of evsry description of Jewelry, Watches, Gold and Silver Plated Ware, Ac. 958 ly Corner King and Fort Strools, Is prepared to make all kinds and styles ov- PHOTOGRAPHS ! AKU TIN TTTJPES, From a locket size up. Island Views and Royalty Pictures constuutly on band. THEODORE BEVERIN, 907 Sw , Prpprlotor. JMcr M TMiPWfcy Hosiery Sale on AT TILE MILLINERY HOUSE S. S AC HS , :. : : ALSO A SPECIAL LOT OF UNION Hay, Grain and FEED Corner of Queen and Edinburgh Streets U-'olcpliouc 1 T'G. Inland orilern solicited, and goods delivered promptly. 11. U. BENSON, BENSON, SMITH & CO.. & 113 & 116 FORT STREET, HONOLULU, Depot for Boericke & Sclircck's Homoepathic Medicines, Ricksecker's Perfumes And Toilet Requisites, Tho Common Sense Nursing Bottles, And Allniro Woodward & Co's Pharmaceutical Products. GEORGE LUCAS, Contractor and Builder,1 Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla nade, Honolulu. Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings, Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds, Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of Wood work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band Sawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plan ing, Morticing and Tenanting. Orders promptly attended to and work guaranteed. Orders from tho other Is ands solicited WILLIAM MILLER Cabinetmaker And Upholsterer, No.CS ...Hotel street, Opposite International Hotel, Canes and Walking Sticks, Made ot every kind of NATIVE WOODS Brackets, Cornices, Curtiln Poles, &c.' mado ot the latest designs. Hay Apod. Messrs. S. F. Graham & Co. Take pleasure in aunounclng'to their old friends and patrons that they have jtust iECEivisr . a fresh lot of Hay ai Grain' Which they offer at TllO XiOTVCBt Murlcot ItiiLox. ST Hay and Feed delivered to any part of the city. t. V. OUA1IAM JL Co., No. 83 King Street, Telephone No. 187. 695 lm ALVINH. HASEMANN, Book-Binder PAPER-RULEH and BLATtfK-BOOK Manufacturer. Book Binding of all description neatly aud proxiptly oxecuted, Gazstto Building . . Merchant stroet 723 ly ACiAfii Record ! OF HONOLULU. OFFERED ! COMPANY Chicken Feed. Tffg wyy m a. w. sitiTir, j Prussian National Insurance Compy ESTABLISUHD 1815, Capital 9,000,000 Rolchsmarks, THE undersigned, having been ap pointed agent of the above Company for the Hawaiian Islunds, is prepared to accept riskH, against Fire, on Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Produco, Sugar Mills etc., on the most Fuvorablo Terms, Losses Promptly Adjusted and Payablo in Honolulu. H. RIEMENSCHNEIDER, 670 ly b at Wilder & Co's. Notice. TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIERS and nil whom-it may concern. The undcrsitrned havinc mado alterations, additions, and improvements injils SOAP FACTORY, W now prepared to giyo; The Highest Cash Value for any quantity of TALLOW, And will furnisl) containers for the same free of cost to any ono who may desire. T1IOS. W. RAWUTNM, Honolulu Soap Works, Olllco In Brick Building, King street, Leleo. 483'It1 The Best Lunoh in Town, Tea and Coffee at All Hours The fliifst Brands of Cigars and Tobacco, always on hand. THE CASINO AT TIIK IUUK IS OPEN EZTTho only Kingdom. EVEEY DAY. fca-side resort in the JI. J. NOLTE, Proprietor J. M. OAT Jr. & Co. Dealers In all kinds of s,x,A.a,io2Vi2rty, Tho Latest Foreign Papers always on hand at tho Gatttlt Block. Merchant I Street. l bv Bearer J4 Mm FASHION NOTES. Clmnlilly lace, or its imitation, known gencrallj' ns French lace, will bo much used. For the incoming sonson China silks hid fair lo tako precedence of foulards and taffetas. Mohairs nnd lustres are in all shades of brown, gray and mode, in spot and illuminated effects and in stripes. All watered and mottled effects nre to be revived for millnery, and it is said that watered silks are again to be worn in costumes. Mousquetairo' gloves are still favorites in Paris, and are fashion able here, although gloves, with four buttons, are more popular. Unless something happens to check tho present tendoncy, we may soon find ourselves exclaiming, "The bonnet is dying I the bonnet is dead!" says a Paris letter. Ribbons are much wider than any used of late. Thoso from four to six inches wide are most largely im ported, while there aro many scarfs and sash ribbons that arc seven or eight inches across. Bluo is evidently to remain the favorite color in ginghams, as fifteen different shades of blue gingham arc snown m plain colors, ana there arc many varieties of stripod, plaid and dotted ginghams mado up of the blue ihadeB that wash so well. Gold will continue in vogue as trimming, and when intelligently used is very effective. Prof. Fischer, a German authority in esthetic mat ters, says: " A touch of metal en nobles the costume, but it must bo applied by a master hand ; too much is vulgarity. Feathers arc not largely imported ; they have been worn so. long and at all seasons of tho year that some thing newer is desirable, and the Bcarfs of ctaminc or of surah aro to be used instead, especially for trim ming round hats. Clusteis of flowers will bo employed for summer bonnets. For a lime nothing but ruches were worn on the neck nnd wrists ruches flat, medium, and voluminous, of lace, tulle or muslin j then they were dropped, and very narrow bias folds of ssrim, or even of thick white silk gauze, were used. But now wo are" returning to muslin kerchiefs, which are worn even with low-necked corsages. The advent of dresses now in pre paration will probably prove that bouffant plastrons and Moliere vests have paved the -way 'for shirred aud draped cor'sages to cnter'in and have possession. In light and thin mater ials tho plain, close-fitting corsage is already an anomaly. The chances aro largely in favor of shirred coisagcs. Paris Inciter. Chenille seem to bo the most im portant element iti tho trimming of French bonucts and gowns. Some of th chenille embroidery is really marvelous, aud some evening bon nets hare crowns of chenille alternat ing with silver cords, aud clusters of chenille loops and marabout feathers above lace brim. The face trimming is cream threaded with silver. Round hats of straw are mado with high square crowns and narrow brims similar lo those now worn in mt. liio liinri Deux shapes are repeated, with tho brim varied lightly on the side, while the back fits smoothly over tho high coiffuie, and is without any brim. The moyeuagc scarfs and handkerchiefs trim these bats most effectively ar ranged in large, full knots in front, with their pointed ends spread up ward against the crown to show the quaint design to best advantage. IlclmetSi ancient and modern, foreign and national, Northern caps and Southern turbnns,'all are worn simultaneously. Most of thue are included undor the so-called capote bonnets with strings, which rise to a .threatening height, that is augmented by a cluster of plumes. There jire also among the capotes casques made of gold stuff, or embioidered in gold, so proportioned as to add tP tho effect of their already immoderate height; with nothing at the back, nothiug at tho sides, and nn immense vertical elevation, they recall the sugar-loaf, or some of tho mediasval uuau-iiresses or. me xinrtecntli cen tury. Paris Metier. "Yes, my boy," said an old min ister to his son, who was going out to do battle with tho world; "be as wise as a serpent and as harmless as , a dovo ; but if you forget any part of this advice do not forget that purt about being as wise as a serpent. Jioslon Courier, Mrs. Parvenu explains that she thought Marmalade such a pretty name nheu she saw it on Delmonico's bill of faro that she gavo it to the baby instead of Mary Ann, as first proposed.