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Bell Telephone No. 2G0 Mutual Telephone No. 250 Commission Moxuxiants. ' - JOHN T. WATERHOUSE, Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise, Queen at., Honolulu. 1 Claus SpreeLele. Wm. G. Irwin. WG. IHWIN & COMPANY, Sugat Factors aud Commission Agents, Honolulu. 1 WILDER it CO., Dealers in Lumber, Paints, Olla, Nails, Salt and Building Mateilals of every kind, cor. Fort aud Quecu sts., . Honolulu. . 1 8. N. Cuistle. J. B. Athotton. ijplASTIiB & OOOKB," j Shipping and Commission ..Merchants. Importers and Dealers in MQeneral Merchandise, No. 80 King st , iHouuUUu. 1 Groiaalves Ac Co., 'Wholesale Grocers & Wine Merchants .289 Beaver Block, Honolulu. MS. GRINBAUM & CO., Importers of Geiieral Mer- 'jChamliHo and Commission Merchants, .Honolulu, aud ia4 California street, .1 tSan Francisco, Cal. X LYONS, tf Auctioneer and General Commission Merchant, Masonic Block, Queen st., - Honolulu. bales, of Furniture, Stock, Ileal Estate and General Merchandise promptly at- tended to. Solo Agent for American and Euro v peau merchandise. 318 c. BREWER Si COMPANY, (LliniUd) Geneual Mekcantile and commission agents. LIST OV OFKlCKItS! p 0 -Jonm, J President & Manager J.'O.' Caiuku.. -'I'rwanier &, Secretary Dim.010113: Hon. O. R. Bisuoi-. Ke'n- H- A. P. Carter aamy Geo. W. Macfarlanc H. Macfarlane. O. W. MACFABI.AJSB & Co. IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER CHANTS and Sugar factors, Firo-Proof Building, - C2 Queen street, llonolulu. H. I. agents tor The Waikapu Sugar Plantation, Maui, The Speucei Sugar Plantation, Hawaii, The lleeia Sugar Plantation, Oaliu, Huelo Sugar Mill, Maui, Huolo Sugar Plantation, Maui, Puuloa Sheep Kanch Co., Hawaii, T. Fowler is Co. Steam Plow and t ablo Tramway Works, Leeds, Mirrlees, Watson & Co's Sugar Mac-tun ery, Glasgow, Glasgow aud Honolulu Lino of Pacfi J 85 f O. BERQER, 24 Mkroiiant Street, General Agent for ! The N. Y. Life Insurance Company, "Tho City of London Fire In. Co(llmit'd iSouth British and National Fire & Ma. ;ine Insurance Co. 'Macneali & Urban Safes, ' The Celobipd Springlleld Gas Machine Gas Fixtures bf Mitchell, Vanco & Co. The naitford Firo Insurance Co. 'Tho Commercial Firo & Marine Insur ance Co. 233 The Best Lunoh in Town, ' Tea and Coffee at Ml Hours Tho Inost Bicnd 01 Cigars & lobacco always on hind. . H. J. NOLTB, Proprietor. Beaver L, Saloon Professionals. CLAMACKMILUXK A1ll'01tU. VOLNBV VUt LANCOUItT ASIUOIIU. ASHFORD & ASHFORD, X.a'n, Clinnccrj, Coii-cjniirliiir, Ailiuiralt) , Jtnukriiplcy, l'robntc, V.tc, J :.. I. to. OrvicE: Old Capitol Building, ndjoin. ing Gtnuial Poit-Oiute. !)3 ALBERT O. SMITH, Attorney at Law and Agent to take Acknowledgments. No. 0 Knulnu manu street. 102 dm J Alfred Magoon, . AT 1 OKNEY AT LAW. 173 42 Merchant btreet, llonolulu. ly JOHN A. HASSINGER, Agent to take Acknowledgments to Contracts for Labor. Interior Dillco, HoDoluln. OlOHARD F. BIOKERTON, X Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Money to lend on Mortgages of Free holds. Ottlce, Police Couit Building, Merchant st. 1 Cecil Brown, Allouicr aud Counsellor at Law Notary Public, and Agent for taking Ac kuowledgments of Instruments for the Island ot Oaliu. Meichaut ttrect, Hono lulu. 1 M THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, aud Solicitor in phaucerj. Ollice Campbell's Block, btcond Siory, Rooms 8 and I). Entrance on Meichaut otrtct, Honolulu, II. I. 984 tf WILLIAM AULD, Agent to take Acknowledgments to Contracts for Labor for the District of Koua, Island of Oahu, at the office of the Honolulu Waterworks, foot ot Nuu anu street. 18t 1 JM. MONSARRAT, . ATTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public. Real Estate in any part of the Kingdom bought, sold and leased, on commission. Loans uegotia ted, Logal Documents Drawn. No. 2? Merchant st. (Uiuette Block), Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands 196 WO AKANA, Chinese and Hawaiian Translator aud Interpreter, No. 7 King street, near the Bridge. Translations of cither of the abovi languages made with accuracy and dis patch, and on reasonable terms. 209 PP. GRAY. M. D., . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Ottlce, first door west of Library Build ing. Hours, from 9 to 11 a m., and 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 11 a.m. fjgr Hesidence, No. 40 Al.ikea, near Hotel Street. DR. A. MOWAYNE, Physician and Surgeon, Ollice and residence 34 Alakca street. Office hours, 9 to 11 a.m, 0 to 8 p.m. 04 ly , D R. EMERSON, lJlibi01AN & pUUUEUN. Eesidence and Office, 196 Fort St. ( 8 to 10 A.M., Office Hours -J 1 to 3 r.M , ( 7 to 8 Evening. Telephone (Bell and Mutual), No. 149. 177tf JAMES BRODIE. Veterinary Surgeon. OFFICE and residence, 100 King bt., opposite Kawaialiao Church. Mu tual Telephone, 354. Ollice hourd from 7 to 9 a. ii., nnd 1 to 2 . . m. Oiders left at the Pantheon Stables will be prompt ly attended to. P. O. Box BO. 843 tf Mercantile. CHR. GERTZ, No. 80 Fort street, Honolul.lr lmporl er and Dealer in Gent's, Ladies' and Children's boots, shoes and slippers. C Lowers, F. J. Lowioy, C. II. Cooko. L EWERS Bt COOKE, (successors to Lowers & Dickson,) Importers and Dealers iu Lumber and all kinds ot Building Materials, Fort street, llonolulu 1 HOLLISTER l CO. Druggists & Tobacconists, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 1 09 Fo-t Street, William's Block, Hono. 2115 lulu, H. I. J. M. GAT Jr. & Co. Dealers in all kinds of STATIONERY, The Latest Foreign Papers always on hand at the Gazette Block, Merchant strict taTT'I'lio English Admiralty Charts always on baud, 1 by WM. McCAfflMLESS, No. 0 Queen stroet Fish Market, Dealer in choicest Jleer, Veal. Mutton, FlMb, Ac, &r. Family and Shipping Orders carefully attended to. Livo stock furnished to vessels at shoit notice, and Vegetables of all kinds supplied to order. .'14(1 ly Wolfe & Company, Grocery and Feed Store, 07 and 09 HotU btreet, Fresh Groceries and Provisions recolvcd by everj Steamer. P. O. Box 1150, Hull Telephone No. 319, Mutual Tuluphono No. W. 001 Out LATEST AT Popular Millinery House, 101 FORT STREET, HONOLULU, I S. SACHS, New Goods in Every Department ! CREAM AND ECUU EMBROIDERY SKIRTING with Edging and Material to match. ECRU AND PINK CIIAMBRY SUITS nil complete with Material and Emlnoideiies. CREAM AND ECRU ALL-OVER LACE for Over Dresses or Diapery. Oriental Lace aid Eiitooiuery FloiGigs. Immense Assortment of Yoke Embroidery & Embroidery Edgings, LATEST STYLE OF ColoM Oriental aid Fine Assortment in Colored Silk Gloves and Silk Mitts! BST" The above Goods must be seen to be appreciated, and Ladies are invited to call and inspect. Mrs. Mollis' Dressmaking Establishment on the Premises. Hay, Grain and Corner of Queen and Edinburgh Streets Telephone IT'S. Island orders solicited, aud jroortH delivered promptly. U. M. BENSON, BENSON, SMITH & CO.. k Dispensing: 113 & 115 FORT STREET,. Depot for Boericko & Sohreok's Homoepathic Medicines, Ricksecker's Perfumes And Toilet Requisites, The Common Sense Nursing Bottles, And Allaire Woodward & Go's Pharmaceutical Products. Metropolitan Marke L KING bTREET, G. J. "W-AJLiXiEK, Proprietor. Choicest Meats from Finest Herds. Families and Shipping SUPPLIED ON SHORT NOTICE and at tho LowcNt M-ux-ltet Prices. All meats delivered from this Market are thoroughly chilled immediately alter killing b means of a Bell-Coleman Pa tent Diy Air Ilefrigeratoi. Meat feo treated retains all its juicy propertied, and is Guauanii:ki)to Kr.i.r Lonokii AF1KII DlSMVJiKY THAN FltKSULV-KILIr- EU Ml'. AT. 74 ly LAINE & CO. Have a Largo Stook of tho VEEY BEST HAY, CS-r&in, 3Etc, Which is offered at Lowest Market Prices AND Delivered Free to any part of the City agentJfor the Paolflo Mutual Life Insuranco Co. OF CALIFORNIA. Agents for tho Hoover Tolcphono. Commissioner of DeedsforCalifornia Telephone No. 117, 700 TO BUTCHERS, GEAZIEItb gl3B5 T yv itAwjri,KM' Soap Manufacturer. The highest Casii value for any quan. tily of Tullow. llonolulu Hoitp Yt oiltK, JLeleo el Tolephono 20, P. O, Box 4. THE Proprietor. Colored Worsted Laces. Chicken Feed. O. W. SMITH, I HONOLULU, SisaavrmnwinaiiHuojz. S. M. CARTER, Wood and Coul Dfivrchuut, No. 63 King Street. Telephone Number, iu uoth Companies, lb7. Wood and Coal Ordcis aro liereby solicited, and will be delivered at any locality within thaclty limits. Departure Bay Coal, Newoastle Coal and Charcoal. Hard nnd Soft Wood, Sawed and Split, aha)b on hand, aud sold in 1114 'iinntltie to suit. tf I I L Moehanical. BROWN & PHILLIPS, 1'rui ileal Plumbers, Gas Pitturs aud Coppersmiths, No. 71 King stieet, llonolulu. C&" House and Skip Job Weil; promptly executed. 102 J A, MOKENZIK, PRACTICAL PLUMBER and Gas Fitter. All orders for House or Shin work promptly executed. EST Shop next to Post Ollice, Bethel Streot. P. O. Box 1U0. Bill Tele, phono 121, 154 ly WEMER & CO. Mumirnrtiirlnif JowcllcrH, NO. 1)3 J.-'Oll'X' ST11E0ET. Constantly On hand n largo assortment of every description of Jewelry, Watches, Gold and Silver Plated Ware, ic. 058 ly Contra' tor and Huililer. H'oros and ofllces llttixl up, Estimates civet) on ull kinds of brick and wooden buildings, Plans mid Specifications fur. nibbed. J-2T Oftlco, 110 Ueretania St.; Mutual Telephone, 352; Postolllce Box. 1U0. B83Jy Honolulu Ijuim Wrmitn. S&lf!im I 1l(rll1lq. KMirur llltlls lw,11. crs, coolers; luu, Imi'-s and lead east ings; machinery of eveiy description made to order. Puriicul irnlteutiou paid toshipM black smithing. Job work exe cuted at short notile. 1 R. TORE & Co., Ship's Blacksmith & General Machinist. r3?" All wail: Promptly and neiitlv Per formed. aofllm Builder. Office, cornel Alakea and Queen streets, MUTUvI, 'ir.I.H'IIONK, 'MG. 314 P. O. Bo 117. Oin (.EORGE LUCAS, ., Coutiactor &Mft' and Builder,-5g$& Houolulu bteam PI inlng ilillb, Ebpla tude, liouolum. Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings, Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds, Sashes. Doors, nnd all kinds of Wood work finish. TuiuliiK, bciidland Hind Sawing. All Muds of S.u.lm; and PI m mg, Morticing and Teniiitlng. Oiders piomptly attunded to and work guaranteed. Oi del s from thu other Is ands solicited N. P. BURGESS, 8 1 King street, : : Honolulu. Carpenter mid tSttlliier. UnKtruce and .ciii'ial :xirH. Draying and sic tint 1 Fielght carefully bundled. Carriage painting done bj a first-class workman at 78 King street. Jobbing in uboe lines intended to with promptness, and charges according to the amount and quality of work. Office Telephone, 2(U. Residence, 152. 143 1 PLANI2IG HILL. Alnkua, iitinr ieon St. T(;leilione .55. Tlios. Lindsay, JIANTJFACTTJRIKO JEWELER, 108 No. CO Nuuanu fctreet. iy I?IOISlilJ31C STEAM GAEDY FACTORY -.VlVl) 1SA.1C-L31WT. F. HORN, Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook and Baker. 71 notel St. "3t5?- Telephone 74 ALVINli. EASEMANN, Book-Birader PAPER-RULKU ami BLANK-BOOK Manufacturer. Book Binding of all desi nption neatly and promptly exceutcd. Campbell Block, Rooms 10 and ll.Mcr. 722 chum .sn mi ly ALEZ, ELOHR, Practical Gun JjfQ and Lock Smith, Bethel St , not tn PoHi-Ofllce. Sewing Machines of all kinds repaired. All kinds of Light Machinery repaired ou Shoit Kotico- N.B Good Woikuiiinship and Charges Strictly Moderate. P.O. llox 11(0. 124 Hell Ti b phone 124 ly Contrnftor, i'nviiriilfr A. Itttlltlcr, Houses and rurnlluro Bupaired, tho Jiwt ot Workmausliip. luuluti; Jfi2 per JLn.y. Work Shop, 70 Mniiuukra St. C0.1 dm WILLIAM HILLER And HJiiliolHtcrer, No. 03 Ilotol street, Opposite lutoir.alional Hotel, Canes and T7alking Sticks, Madi of oei) kiml of NATIVJ3 WOODS racketb, CiiiiiK tb, Curtain Poles, Ac.' madtiol ilio )ni(t designs. Ehoads & Greene, Houso Builders and Architects, Plans, Spri'illtnUoiiBiuiil detailed Draw, iugi- fiitnislnd lor idl kinds ot v.ood or lirick buildings, nnd K&iimntri given for the same. All jobbing nuuuptly at tended to and clmit' moderate Any f tho nb'no work 1 ntimted to our cute, will rt't-ihe our personal attention. Ordci3 f 1 0111 Urn other islands solicited. Office and Shop, 83 Queen St, 1KI.1.I'1I0NK318. Houolulu, Hay 7, 18S0, 333 ly IptST AHTllUlt HA11U1SON I'ltlU). IIA1U1I60K. HAltHISON HIIOS., Builders and Contractors Kstiiimtcs civeil on Brick and Wooden Building. IMniiHiiiKl Nprrincntionn Kitrtilnlird. All orduis from Plantations for the Selling of Boilers, Building Stacks, ic , promptly txcutid. All ork Gu tranleed ami at Chenpus-t Rales All orders or enquiries can be made at .I OHM NOTTS, Kaahumnnu Btreet, or through Post-OIllce box 478 308 E. E. MAYHEW, CONTRAOIOR & BUILDER, 80 Hotel street, - - Honolulu, H. I. (Opposite Fashion Stables). P. 0. Box 315; Bell Telephono 53. Allwoik iu my Him faithfully done. Plans nnd specifications inadr. Job bmg In nil details done at short notice Hod Work nnd lAtw Churgcft is my Itfotto. 09 Miscellaneous. THE FIRST HANSARD Ever issued in tha Hawaiian Islands. A Complete Record OP THK Proceedings, with verbatim Reports of Speeches of the Legislative Assembly OF 188(5, will be issued from tn Bulletin Office At the close of the Session, and will consist of the reports published from day to day in the Bullk ti.v, with conections, where neces sary. " The Bum.ktlv Reports are STRICTLY IMPARTIAL and are THE ONLY PHONOGRAPHIC Verbatim Eeports which have been taken. aarThc Edition will bo limited, and orders should be sent to the BuLi.vriN Olitco without delay. , All orders received in time will be flljed ns soon as the book is published. & MIIIIUIJ r a. y i it, is . A LLordeis for Cartage promptly at XX tended to. Particular attention paid to the Storing & Shipping of goods in transit to the other Islands. Also, Black and White Sand in quantities to suit at lowest prices. Ofllcc, adjoining E. P. Adams & Co.'s auction room, 032 ly Mutual T. lephono No. 10. TO THE PUBLIC. Oflire with O. K. Miller, 4) .Meichaut Street, Bell Tel., 377, Mutual Tei, 301. 1 am fully prepared to do all kindsjof drniagu, haullug or moving work, hII of which I will guarantee to execute faith fully. 62 ly S. F. GRAHAM, Prop'r. COMICAL PREDICAMENT OF AN ELOP ING COUPLE. Intelligence was received here to day that a young lady nnd gentlc mnn living near the Red Sulphur Spiiugs, nnd whose names nre omit ted on account of their families, eloped from the house of the lady'u parents for the purpose of getting married. The Hying pair were in a buggy nnd made good time until Indian Creek was reached. The creek was ery high, but an attempt was made to ford it. When midway iu tbe sticam tlieohicIe was washed over and the occupants thrown into the water. They lodged against a broken tree in the middle of Ilia creek. The young man caught the lady as the rushing waters were carrying her down and held her. Fortunately just at the loot of tho tree there was sulllcicut foothold for the young man to stand, o tiiat the water only came up to his arm-pits but on cither side of him it was too deep and the current too strong for him to venture to reach tho shore. He held the joung lady in his arms for two hours before they were discovered- The position was tnudc more unpleasant by the sun pouring its rays upon him. Fortunately, when the buggy was ovei turned, an umbrella was thrown in reach of the young man and he managed to opeu it and hold it oer the lady. JKocl as was the catastiophe, the rchcue was even more novel. A young man, although the risk was great, swam a strong horse to the place, and the imperiled lady and gentle man hung on to the animal's tail and' were brought back safely. The father caught up with the pair at tho creek and the wedding will not take place. Richmond, V.u, letter to Baltimore Ameiican. TORTURINC CHINESE PERJURERS TO EXTORT THE TRUTH. Having a rainy day to spare, I hate spent part of it in a visit to tho Government piison, writes a Canton correspondent of the New York Tribitne. The court was in session not far away and we nked in to sec how justice is administered here. One man was being examin ed by tho iMund.irin and four or fi-o more wcte being toiturud. Tho guide told us that "they no speak truth-" We found that they were witnesses with the truth of whose testimony the Judge was not satis fied. A little torture he thought would extract the tiuth. This tor ture was simple. A plank is placed on end, anil at the top nnd bottom two other pieces of wood are Listen ed at right angles, making a frame something like a carpenter's "horse." The knees of the unhappy perjurer arc first beaten to make them tender; he is then placed in a kneeling position with the arms drawn straight behind him and kept there by a string which is tied about each thumb aud then drawn up taut, ?he string being suspended from the slicks at the top of the plank. f Other cords hold up his feet, being fastened tightly to the great toes and then di awn up so that the leg is bent behind him and held in the air the weight of .the body, of course, coming partly on the tender knees and partly on Jthe great toes. A bole is made in the plank just be hind his head, and thiough this the cue is drawn and fastened to a little windlass. This being slowly revolv ed a not too pleasant result pf pull ed hair is obtained. Fearful were the ye)ls of one of those men ; if a half hour of that would not bring Hie truth nothing would. Tw o of tho men were softly groaning, and two others had faces like Stoics, and not a murmur came from them, Thoy evidently believed that n Ho well stuck to was as good as thu truth. The sight was not pleasant, and wo came away with a great res pect for the laws as administered in China. This method of preventing perjury I recommend to the notice of our law-makers, for it is said to bring about the required result if kept up long enough. The only flaw seems to be that the Mandaiin alone has to be satisfied, and it is just possible that bo might be mis taken at times. It seems a hard tiling that so many dudes should be walking about with nothing to do when the hand organ man lias to pay 810 for a monkey. Bultimoro American. Never spread an ill report about your neighbor until you know posi tively that it Is true; and don't do it then if he is n good ileal bigger than you aro. Texas Slftings. An elephant btory, iu which tho. huge beaut is made to kill sixteen persons, is going tho rounds. .AVlmte circus the animal is to traelwith next season is not yet stated. A newspaper has beon discovered at l'ekin, China, that was started in the year 911. It was established to fill a long-felt want.- Iloston Tiaiw script, J m 4& f " 'I I. 2 tutim&matfaBf&&a? t MHi!ki- i-, edbf& -bfcSbflte-Aittitetfric, A , 4fcfe, .mdfc&jbu, .43. Jl.dMli