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afTvrfTryryys -tt"-m V,fJT'!" "kSCjgf it 2 7 !. A ttU rf Vol. Ill No. !&. i'i "DAM MlLLItfir is i'i!Li3!ii:i liY5ry Afternoon Extopt Sundays At tho Olllcu, 0imeu street, Honolulu, li. t. 3 ANIEL LOGAN Kdllor h Manager you the Dally Bulletin Publishing Company, (Limited ) Daily i!u 1,1.1c UN, I year G 00 " 0 months a 00 11 " pur inuiilli (de livered) "t Wekki.y Bulletin Sumiiahy, 1 your 84 00 forelgu 5 00 3 tlolli 1VIIiim'H No. .". -ff jiayAddresS all business communica tions 'Manauuu Daily Bullktin." iaj-Aildross nil matter for publica tion ".Editor Daily Uullkyin " "i". O. OX MO. Honolulu. II. I. t ALPIUSD MAGOON, tf . Attorney at Law anil Notary !'ul)llc. No. 42 .Merchant street, llono- ulu. 1-01 ?! W. SOH.MIDT & SONS, .11. Impoiters & Commission Mer chants, fort street, Honolulu. 1-91 UHACKPELD & OO , General Commission Agents. Corner Foit and Quoeu streets, Hono lulu, 11. 1. 1-91 1 W MACFARL.ANE & CO., VJT Importers mid Commission Ucrehants. Queen street, Honolulu, 11. 1. 1-91 GONSALVES & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Wine Merchants. Beaver Block, Honolulu, U. 1. 1-91 JOHN T. "WATERHOUSE, Importer aud Dealer in General Merchandise. Queen street, Honolulu, 11.1. 1-91 JU IDDER & CO., Vt Dealers in Lumber, Paints, Ods, Nails, Salt and Building Materials of every kind. Corner Fort and Queen streets, Honolulu. 1-91 L EWERS & COOKE, Importers and Dealers in Lum ber and all kinds of Building Materials. Fort street, Honolulu. 1-91 HONOLULU IRON WOBKS, Honolulu, I I II. I. Steam Knghics, Sugar Mills, Boilers, Coolers; Iron, brass and Lead Castings; Machinery of every description made to order. Particular attention paid to Ship's Blacksinithlug. Job Work ex ecuted at short notice. 1-91 J NO. S. SMITHIES, .Auctioneer & General Business AG1SN 'Jr. 37utiiiKiia. tiiilmlii, Hawaii. WiNNJER & CO., MANUFACTURING AND importing Jewelers. 92 Fort Street Honolulu mas Assurance Gomjany OF I.ONOON. H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS, .Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. I -HI ) ItliiK Nti'cot. Honolulu. Excellent accommodation for patlouU. Dlt. A. It. HO WAT, V. S. Olllco Hours 7:H0to 10 a. m.j 12:30 to 2 p. in.; -1:30 to (J p, in. Telkpiionks: Bell 90. Mutual 183. P. O. Box 32(1. 192tf Palmer & Richardson, A. K on.ir JCO' vs. Deigns ill Stooti, Brick, Iron or Weed. Modern, Cheap & Artistic Collages a Spacla'ty I Plans, Specifications, Contracts brawn and Kstiiuatus coiuplutu for every des cription of building. Also, thorough biiperlutuudencu of coiibtiucilou. BUILDINGS APPRAISED & LOTS SURVEYED. tkir Oi tick: Room No. 9, .4preekils' Block. u)i 1-02 CHAS.T. CULfCK, Notary Public for the hland of Oaim Agent to Titko Acknowledgments to La bor Contracts Agent to Uraut Manlage Licenses, Ho nolulu Oahu. Agent for the Hawaiian Islands of Pitt & Heoit'n Fielght A; Parcels Kxpiess. Agents for the Burlington Route. Real Estato Broker & JV,.mt,., Bell Tele, ;U.KSaiwiVMiiliml Tele. 139. P. O. Box -lift. led" OivicLi No. US Merchant stivtt, Honolulu, Oahu, 11. 1. uti 92 ffiirt Mm Gi's TR3IM 'H'AIH.K: STMB. KINAU. CLARKE, ComtnanJjr, Will leave Honolulu ut 2 o'clock p. M.. touching at Lahaiuu, Maulaca Bay aud Makeua the enuiti day ; Mnlm kona, liawailmoand Lanpahoohoo tho following day, arriving at llilo at midnight. LKAVKS HONOLULU. Friday May 27th Tuesday June 7ih Friduv ' 17ili Tuesday, " 2Sth Friday, July 8th Tuesday, " lUtli Friday, " 29lh Tuesday, Aug. Uth Friday ' 10th Returning leaves Hilo, touching at Laupahoelioo name day; Kawaihac A. m. ; Muliukoua 10 A. m. ; Makcna i v. m. ; Maalaoa Bay C p. si.; LhIih ina 8 p. m, the following day ; arriv ing at. Honolulu 0 a. m, Wednesdays and Saturdays. AKKIVEB AT HONOLULU. Saturday, Juno 'ith Wednesday, ' 15th JSauuday " 25th Wednesday, July (3th Saturday," " Kith Wednesday, " 27th Salu.id.iy, Aug. Oth Wednesday " 17ih Saturday " 27ih SJV No Freight will be received after 12 noon of day of sailing. STMR. 'CLAUDINE' OAVIES. Commandor, Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 5 o'clock p. m., touching at Kahu lui, Huclo, liana, Hamoa and Kipa huln, Maui, and Pnauhau, Hawaii. Humming will arrive at Honolulu every Sunday morning. No Freight will be received after 4 P. m. on day of sailing. Consignees must bo at tho landings to receive their freight, as wo will not hold ourselves responsible after such freight has been landed. While the Company will use due diligence in handling live stock, wo decline to as sume any responsibility in case of the loss of Kline, and will not be responsible for money or jewelry unless- placed in the care of Pursers. W. C. WILDER, President. S. B. HOSE, Secretary. CAPT. J. A. KING, Port Supt. 1-91 Pacific Mali Steamsnin Go. AND THE Occidental & Oriental S, S. Co. For Yokohama & Hongkong. Steamcis of the above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to the above ports on or about the following dates : Slmr. "Gaelic" July 2. 1892 For San Francisco. Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way from Hongkong and Yokohama to the above port on or about the following dates: Stmr. "China" Juno 21, 1892 Stmr. "Gaelic" Aug. 17, 1892 BQT Round Trip Tickets to Yokohama and return, $350. Mfir For freight and pabsagn, apply to H. HACKFELD &. CO., 207 if Agents. New Cottage io Rent ! IjMNE Cottage with Parlor. Dlulng . room Hall, 4 Largo Bedrooms, Bath, Pantry, Kitchen and all modern Improvements. Betetanla street-cars pahs the door. Rent 835. ygg- For further information apply to o. j. McCarthy, tf fl Merchant street. Ll-i i'OK HALE I 1HAVE Four Fine Udgldence Sites, shunted on iilkol street, for sale. The Lots have a fiontage of SM feet on Phkolstieet and mo 'J00 feet deep, are nicely laid out in fruit aud simile trees aud are all coveied with grass; watei laid on throughout. Tho situation of these Lots ami the limited number make It necessary that intending' nuichasers should UI.IKU early application to tho undersigned, from whom all particulars can bo had. JAS. F. A1UKUAN. 203 If PA1KH IIANGJN'G! CI IVK J. L Mkveh the Painter a c X and luvuyuur Paper Haiii'h'gd call one promptly ami ucaiiy. i;io ron street. P. O. Box a87, Mutual Teluplioiie Mi. 16U U Honolulu, n. imrwrwtmmi UCBimic Sieaffl&lus Co. i Australian Stall Seivke! rB SAN FltAXOIM.'O. The New ind Fine Al Sloel RteamBhlp "MONOWAI," Of tlic Oceanic Steamship Company will be duo at Honolulu from Sydney aud Auckland on or about June 2, I3S2, And will leave for the above port with inalU aud passengers on or about that date. For Sydney and Auckland ! & The Now and Flue Al Steel Steamship tt MARIPOSA," Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will be due at Honolulu from ban Francisco on or about June 2, 1892, And will have prompt dispatch with malls and passengers for the above ports. tf The undersigned are now pre pared to issue Through Ticket from this city to all points in the United Slates. &y- Foi fui ther particulars regarding Freight or Passage, apply to Wm. Q. IK WIN & CO.. L'd, 1-91 General Agents. iiu-iiiSii. mm Go.'s TIJIK TAIts.K: LOCAL LINE. S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu from S. F. Leave Honolulu for S. F. Juno 11 Juno 21 July 12 July 19 Aug 9 Aug 10 Sept (! St-pt l!i Oct-1 Oct 11 Nov 1 Nov 8 THROUGH LINK. Arrive from San Francisco. Sail for San Fran cisco. Mariposa June 2 Monowni Monowai June 30 Alameda Alameda July 28 JMariposa Miiripobii Aug 25 Monowai Monowai Sept 22 Alameda Alameda Oct 20 Mariposa Mariposa Nov 17 Monowai J?tOJNIOIlJK STEAM CANDY FACTOR! A-INl HAIt-HItV. V. liOKN, Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook 4 Baker. 71 Hotel St. Telephone 74. 1-91 THJt: Vksr tj Metropolitan J S5 Meat Company SI KINGSTKEET, . J. WALLERr - - Manager. Wholesale & Retail Butchers AND NAVY CONTRACTORS. 1-01 BEAVER &. SALOON The Beat Lunoh in Town, Tea and Ooffeo at 111 Hours The Finest Brands of Ciiars, J&L Tote ! A.lvyH on J-lumt. II. X. NOII'4-U tiiirii(4kr. 1-01 Phituro FramuH inudo to order from luloHt Htyles of iiiouldhiis. KunovaUoii of old iiiciureH a tpeeialiy at Kiiij jBioh., Hotel street. wniim flfi? Vt tv53' i., Tuesday evening, .,;!'. ui.'li't y. Under tho auspices of Geo. V. OoLong Post, Grand Army of the Republic, Memorial Day was cele brated yesterday afternoon by a brilliant procession to Nuuanu Ceme tery anil the customary exetcises at that city of the dead. At 8 o'clock the procession formed in King street, at the Tost' 9 hendquurters. A body of city police marched off an pio neers, numbering !J5 nil told in com mand of Captains Parker and Nil hoolewn. Then came the Koyal Household Guards GO strong com manded b' Lieutenant Jerome. Next was the band of the U. S. F. S. San Fianctsco, followed by a company of U. S. marines (24 men) and a com pany of blue jackets (32). Captain Sampson of the San Francisco and Lieutenant Commander Reiter of the Thetis, with ollicers of their ships, brought up the rear of the escort in a wagonette. The various bodies named marched to Fort street aud forming in line Hanked the streets lo headquarters. At that point the G. A. It. banner was hung over the middle of King street, with an American Hag on either side. When all was ready, the Post members emerged from the hall, mustering 25 veterans inclusive of several from tho U. S. naval ships in port. They were led by Post Commander Turrill, and each man carried a splendid bouquet or wreath. A beautiful banner draped with crape and a furled Stars and Stripes were carried in front. Headed by the Royal Hawaiian Band the Post marched down past the lines of the escort, followed by U. S. Minister Stevens and Consul-General Sever ance in a carriage, Governor Cleg horn and Col. S. Nowleiu in, a car riage, an empty wagonette, an ex press wagon laden with flowers, and Mr. J. Sherwood (a member of the Post) in a buggy. As the Post and its special guests passed, the escorting bodies torn.cd fours and the whole procession moved off. The bands alternated in playing marching music on the way to the cemetery. An immense crowd thronged tiic route of march. An awning was erected to shelter the participants in the ceremonies r.t the G. A. It.'s plot at the cemetery. The order of excicUes was as" follows: Heading Oulers Adjutant J.Simonson Ritual .'. . . .Post Commander Turrill Music Choir Prayer Chaplain N. B. Emere-on Ritual Port Commander Turrill Decorating the Craves Members of the G. A. R. Ritual Chaplain N. B. Emerson Music Hawaiian Band Oration His Ex. J. L. Stevens, U. S. Minister Plenipotentiary Roll Call Adjutant J. Simonsou Saluting the Dead . . . . U. S. Marines Benediction . Rev. E. G. Beckwitli, D.l). Mr. W. W. Hall led the choir in singing "America" and other hymns to the accompaniment of the flag ship's band. Minister Stevens' ora tion was a eulogy on the heroes of the late war, back of whom was "a sue red cause, principles that are eter nal, grand as human liberty aud broad as the common welfare of men." The speaker related what he had seen of the loyal people spring ing to arms when the Union was threatened, which "was the giandest scene ever witnessed on litis eiutli relating to the interests of civilized men." After the benediction succieded the three volleys over the graves by the marines, the procession re-formed and returning to the headquarters dispersed. A CLOSE RAGE. A very rxciting race was brought ,to a conclusion this morning, May 1 1. Hie thrcc-musled schooner .John C. North, the haik S. C. Allen and the hm k Newsboy all left Hawaii for San Francisco within an hour of each other. They all took eighteen days lo traverse the 2100 miles and all met this morning off the Golden Gale, not having seen eacli oilier during the run up. The S. C Allen was the first to rcacli an anchorage, followed about half an hour later by the John C. North and the Newsboy. The new fcur-masted schooner Aloha, however, beat the three others easily. She made Hie run up in fifteen days ami reached port about an hour ahead of the Allen. The Aloha was built on l'uget Sound for some of the Ha waiian planters. She made quite a stir in Honolulu, where she was very much admired. Shu is a handsome craft, and tier captain says he will mutch her against any vessel in the sugar trade. She brought tip 1000 tons of sugar. S. F. Daily Heport. A traveling man who chanced to be in the store of K, V. Wood, at Mt'Kces Hocks, l'a., says while ho wuh v, ailing lo bee Mr. Wood, u little girl came in with an empty bollle la beled Chamberlain's Pain llulm and suid : "Mamma wants another bot tle of that medicine; she says it it tho best medicine for rliciimatibiii she ever used." 50 cent hollies for salu by all dealers, liensou, Smith &Co., Agents. rPHF. BULlXtUNU the leadlii" 1 daily paper of thu Kingdom. oO ceuts pur mourn. may 31, 1392. rt- fvmn. vholtim nnrwi.iwiBj ai mmrni At (lie request of a number of our patrons, wo have I'oncludod to offer the services of our tirtist, Air. W. Y. Itow, as a practical instructor hi Oil Painting- and Wa ter Coloring', free of charge. Mr. Itow has been in our employ for the past two 3'ears and we feel confident that, by prac tical demonstration, he can teach his pupil just what he wants to know in the matter of handling colors, etc., without tho tiresome course usually adopted by instructors. For further particulars enquire at K1S"G BROS., Hotel street. Notice to the Public ! Tk Hawaiian Soap Works Is htlll in existence at the old stand, Leleo, and has heeu so since the year 1S.')5. 1 am prepared to put up Soap at the folio wing prices: $4.50 par Case of 100 lbs.; $4.00 par 100 lbs. in Balk. CO Cents each allowed for empty con tainers returned in good order. 52y Weight for weight no rival con cern can supply as oml an article for the same prices. SgyTho only Practical Soap Boiler lu the Hawaiian Islands. THOMAS W.RAWLINS. fell 22-02 Far 7oiohiuM& HnmKoiii. The Al NlraiiiHlilp Tamashiro Maru," VOIIM;, ('(lllllliniiilcr. Is due at this port on .lime lilth and will leave for the above ports on or about the ;2-3nl .3 UiVJE. flQr For Freight or Passage, having pupeiior Cabin aud Stceiage accommo dations, apply to Wm. G. IRWIN & CO., L'd, 1-J3 lm Agents. FOR SALE OR LKASR. .,4 On and after May,., Tr'i-4$ lt-112, the New aud I)e- -fifiCSLSfti-. sli-.ililx Miiilirii 1tislili'inn w-i:. spjjjBjBivslrable.M.Klerii of the uuilei"igiii'(i, on Thurston Avenue, containing Laige Par lor. Dining Boom, Conservatory, Two Bedrooms, Dressing Boom with Station ary WashMnnil and Cedar Waidrobe, Kiithrooui ul'li Patent Closet and Hot and Cold Water iittiichuienl. Pantries, China Clnet and Kitchen with New Bauge, Hot Water Boiler and all attach ments complete. Large and convenient Stable on thu piemiscs containing two large box-stalls carriage, harness aud feed rooms, and servants' quaili'iv. Giounds 200x200, beautifully laid out and terraced. The view is unsiup.'Isscd lu Honolulu. For further part leulars see W. (J. A.-.HLKY, 380-tf O. It. & L. C'o.'s Depot. HUSTACE & CO.! nr.Al.i'.its in WOOD & COM. Al.bO While & Black Sand Which wo will sell at tho very lowest maiket rales foi cash. Bell Tele. 414. "Yiio(a!f- Mutual Tolu. 19. my 20-02 C. B. RIPLEY. AltCH ITKOT. OwicK; Boom ii. Spiccktls' Block, fMutualTclephoiio 208. New Designs I Modern Buildings 1 Complete plans and ppecincatlons for ev jvcry dcsciiiiIou of building. Contracts d rawu aud caieful uperliitemloiicu of oiibiructlou given when vcquhod. Call ud exumlno ulaus, apr i'i ly COIIbll ud Win. (. Irwiii & Company (iii.iii'ri:.) OKKKll KOIt SALL PARAI-'PINE PAINT CO.'i COMPOUNDS and ROOFING. REED'S PATENT Folt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes. FERTILIZERS: WOOL LU'ST, BONE MEAL, FISH GIL NO ALSO liUCK & OlILANDT'B High Grade GKuiuical Caue Uduiirc. GRASS SEEDS : COCKSFOOT, KYK Gil ASS And CLOVEltr Refined Sugars, Fairbank Canning Co.'s Cornet Beef, I and 2 ib. tins. SALMON IN BAltltELiS. l-!)i FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSURANCE. Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Assets, 56,219,458.98. London & L.3ficjsliiro Firo Ina. Co. Assets. $4,317,052. Thames &. Mersey Marino !ns. Co , CLimited;, Assets, $6, 1 24,0157. Now York Life Insurance Co., Assets. $125,947,290.81. CO. BEKGER, HONOLULU. General Agent for Hawaiian Islands. M. iMbk CO., (i.i.iii vy.u.) Wm. G. Irwin. . ..President & JIanagei Ulaus Spreckels Vice-President W. Jl. Ulfl"aul....SecreUiri it Treasurei Theo. O. Porter Auditoi SUGAlt FACTO US ASU Commission Agents. OCBUllC SttUSlltll COl, c r Of Sail FriuiclHCo. (hit. 1-1)1 CASTLE & C00KE,' Lite, Firo & Marine insurance Agents 1 Atii'.NTS ron tiow Gnglddd Mntudl Life Ins. Co., OK IIOSTO.V, Gtna Fire Ins. Co. of Hariford, Insurance Company, OK 8AN KltANOISCO, OAI.1FOKNIA. l-nt C. BREWER & CO.! (.mhti:i. General Mercantile ANI GonimiBsion AgontB. LIST OKOKKlOr.KS: J. O. Carter PiesidentiV .Manager G. II. Kobcrii-ou '1'icusiiie. 1C. P. Bishop Kecielarj W. F. Allen Auditoi niUKCTous: Hon. C. B. liishop, S. O. Allen, li, Waterliouic, l-Ul i PATISIM I F you want a Pirst-clas .lohof Palnt- mg of au dewiiptloii done, cull on Hi" 1'iaclh-al I'aiuti'i.J. L. I(H' tmly. i I Foil mi cut 10. P. O, Uox ai7. Mutual1 I Telcphouu CCi. 160 U uutiuumtMtoi $ ' IO nrwvq nap .-,.!- . " M BY AUTHORITY. III ItcJ3Tini!r.l7y ill NOTICE TO MARINERS. L-iriug tho jiruci'.otitif deepeniug tho , chnuiu'l al the cntruncc to Honolulu inn bor the Diedger will lie in oiiera tion night and day. At night there will ho a dnui'.i -ii;nu1 placed on the forwaid denick oi Hrdgcr about 110 feet above cu level, which can bo teen by nil vcsteli! ;i ppujacliiliK tbc harbor. The signal confci.'ls lied lied of tllli'O led liuhH aud a white light as in the di.igr.im, While the red lights being about .'I lect apait with the white light , Mi tho center. lied All steamers Classing the bur will -top ut a safe distance from the Dred-gi-r and give one blast of their whistle which will be answered by a single blast fioin the Dicdger, to be bil low cd by throe blasts from the Dredg er when l lie passage is clear and they can proceed. '1 ho Tug will be on hand when not otherwise onc,aiid loassisteailing craft in passing the Dicdger when necos san . C. N. M'ENOEK, Minister oi the Interior. I', riot-Oilicc, March 9, 1892. :icc-tf Sale of Leas3 of the Govern ment Land of Opihikao, Puna, Hawaii. On SATUKDAY, June 1, 1S92, at 12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance of Aliiol.ini llalc will be sold at Pub lic Auction the Lease of Government Land of Opihikao, at i'un.i, Hawaii, containing an aiea of lfiOO acres, iv little mote or less. Term Lcuecjfdi 25 years. Upset price f 200 per annum, pay able semi-annually in advanco. C. N. SPENCER, Minister of the Interior. Interior Ofllce, May a, 1892. Ill Ut Sale of Lease of Government Lauds at Kau, Hawaii. On SATURDAY, June 1, 1802, at 12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance of Al ioluni 11. do will be sold at Pub lic Auction tho lease uf the following tracts of bind at K.iu, lluu.iii: Tiact No. 1. Mohakcaiiui, contain ing an area of iu acres, more or loss. Upt!t )iicu -TriOO per annum, payable ecnii-aniiually in advance. Tract No. 2. .Mobakc.uki, contain ing an area oi 201 aero?, more or les. Upset price -ffiO per annum, payable semi-annually in advance. Lease foi 15 yciin. C. N. Sl'KNCEIt, Minister of the Interior. Interior Ollice, May I!, 1802. UlIJl Sale of Lease of the Govern ment Laud of Kaipapau, Koolaulo'i, Oahu. On WKDNI-:SD.VY, June 1ft, lb2, at 12 o'clock noon, at the liont en trance of Aliioiani Hale will be sold at Public Auction tho Lease of tho Govcrninuiit Land of k'aipapau, ICoo lauloa, Oahu, cuiitaining an aiea of 100 acres more or Ic-h, Term Lease for 20 years. Upsot price, irfiO per annum, paya ble semi-annually in advance. C. N. SPENCEB, Minister of tlie Interior. Interior Oilico, .May, 111, lb!12. J21 III Irtiiration Wotice. Honolulu, H. I., Deo. 2, 1801. Holders of watei privileges, or those paying water lalet., are hereby noti fied that tho houre for using water for iriigation purposes ato from 0 to 8 o'clock a. M ami 1 to (1 o'clock r. M. until further notice. JOHN O. A'HITE, Hupt. Honolulu ater Works. Approved; O. N. Si'i:nckii, Minister of iho Interior. 28 if MB. OI1AS. WILLIAMS hits this day boon appointed a Notary Public for (hu '1'liiid Judicial Circuit of the Kingdom. O. N. ftPEXCKK, Miiiikicrof tho Interior. Imuiiur Ollice, AUy 20, lb'J2. 182-31 ft 1 9B