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P5 , I - ff c f &f Kt - wit jsh k' - b m insure IN THE . hinth ahhual meeting AMERICAN LEITEli Mr P B A i B 1 " F A .Kiq. I : - ' i HE r II II I I 1 IIIK I IH UVKIII HIIIZK - OF THK - ,-.,-, curs Railway, the Hereford nlhvav. lllllll fl II II 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 A U PnN .MIIVIS.X flllll H I I I I KV . mmmmtfX-si BBaun h nuHUB mmrnw m. m. b h u mw mhbbbi ..... -ijra r ii.ini:!-!!:!!. hull .h. i.r i HI. iBlllMlV Mil V WWHI HIIUW political. mul the Ottawa Colonization Rail- " ' UU.XI X iJUlU UMj V It" ' ,.. way. m J-r, aWMtn sr mo democrats oi lown sun re- y::m Society of the United States. T , ril , 11 Hawaiian Jockey Cluli IJp An Eminently Conservative and Safe Company, . KF 8t3$ r . An Eminently Conservative and Safe Company, FINANCIAL STRENGTH. The consideration of (list importance in judging of the condition of any financial institution (und notably of a life usBiiranou company, the ma jority of wliose contracts extend over long pmiods of years) in Its surjiJiet strength. The Equitable bus, over and above all liabilities, a larger sur plus than any otber assurance company. Assets, Dec. 31, 1891, - $136,198,518.38 LUUIUTIES, including (ho Roscrvo an all existing Policies, (4 par cant. Standard) and Special Hosorvo (toward tho es tablishment ol a 3 por cent, valuation) at $1,500,000 109,905,537.82 Surplus, ... $ 26,292,980.56 Tliis Surplus remains after making provision for every obligation, on a rigid calculation of Liabilitk based on tbe standard presciibed by the In surance Law of the .State of New Yoik, which assumes that Assets will be invested so as to icalize interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum. In addition to this, in a spirit of conservatism, the Directors of the Society, on t tie recommendation of its Finance Committee, have set aside a Special Additional Reserve, looking towauls even a more stringent and conservative future standard of valuation than the law now prescribes. ALEX. J. CARTWRiCMT, General Agent for Hawaiian Islands. JUST RECEIVED Ex. "BEOTIORE" U& AND FOR SALE AT LOWEST MAltKET RATES. &$ Cases 15. & N. OLD GENEVA (double berried). " J. JL. K. & Z. do (20 bottles each). " 1. & iX. KEY BRAND (small white bottles). do do (small black bottles). Also, Foster's Porter in Quarts and Pints. LOVEJOY Ac CO., "Foster Block," 19 Nuuanu street, Honolulu. illudml rX"ol. 308. -a (414 1m) VST F O. Jinx 137. c. j. McCarthy; New CuMMiNb' Block, Merchant Street. REAL ESTATE BROKER. FIRE INSURANCE PLACED. COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO. Rents -Collected and Houses Rented. . o 0 Any business entrusted to mo will receive prompt attention. jjgj nov-14-91 ' "KA MAILE, 59 IN.THEMclNEfWY BUILDING, Vovi. Slroot. Is open now and offeis an un excelled Stock of Fancy Goods. We make a specialty of Stamping Patterns and are now ready to lake ordcis in that line. A brand new stock of Silk Kin broideries, An Linens, Tassels, Fringes, Draperies nnd olhcr artistic goods arc offered to the ladies of Honolulu. "KA MAILE, 95 IN THE MolNERNY BUILDING, l-ort Htrctst. HUSTACI & CO., IJEALFItS IN OOD & COAL. ALSO White & Black Sand Which we will Fell at the veiy lowest uiniket rates foi cash. Bell Telo. 414. -USSUoiffir Mutual Tolo. 19. my iitt-'Xi TH0S. LINDSAY, MANUFACTURING Jwwolor .Ss AVuloliiimU'!-. KUKUI JEWELRY a SPECIALTY. Kiiif Street, Honolulu, II. I. jr l'aitleular attention paid to nil kliiilt. of repairs. l-'.H FOlt SALE! A SPRINGFIELD HO-Llght Gas Ma chine In complete woiMiir older and guai indeed. Will bo bold upon favoiublo tennw to the puri'lmcer. Also a few Handsome Fixtures. Apply to JOHN PHILLIPS, IIOO If Kltiir street. MfHHi'H. Kiiitf Bi'oh. are HlnviiK a lino lino ol' Biun-,b-u anil other style Parlor 'V.hh' Ih, Wall Brackets and Window C orulcoH at prices t&Ut,iinnit the tiiuoa. PRODBMG.JAEGERS SfealiSEfll GENUINE CERTIFICATE TRANSLATION. I herewith appoint Mr. M. GOLD BERG, Agent for the sale of my Genuine Sanitary Underclothing in the Hawaiian Islands. Beware of imitation. Signed, PROF. DR. G. JAEGER. Stuttgart, the 19th of September, '90. A FULL A5S0RTMENTJUST ARRIYED. 297 tf STOP WATCHES FOR JUNE 11, 1892, AT RF.WICHMAITS 418 tf The ue8t thing to send to your friends abroad is King Hros.' I Hunt rated Sou von ir of Hawaii, which is Rotten iii lor tli imrnoso and in uot an advertisement. JUNE 11, 1892. OFFICIAL PROGRAMME. V3 Races to Commence at 10 o'clock Bhrp.,"S 1st RACE BICYCLE RACE. 1st Prize, Gold Medal; 2d Piizc, Silver Medal. 1-Mile Dush. Free for all. 2d RACE "QUEEN LILIUOKA LANI CUP." 100 added. Running Race, -Milo Dash. Free for all. 3d RACE "LUNAMAKAAINANA PLATE." 8100. Trotting and Pacing for Ha waiian Bred Horses to Harness. Mile Heats; bcBt 2 in 3. 4th RACE "GOVERNOR'S CUP." 8100 added. Running Race. J-Milo Dash for Hawaiian Bred Horses. 5th RACE "KALAKAUA CUP," formerlj' His Majesty's Cup. 8100 added. Running Race. 1 Mile Dash. Ha waiian Bred Horses owned by members of the Jockey Club. Cup to become tho property of the one winning it twice. Winner in 1887, "Poni Moi," "Hon. W.H. Cornwell. Winner in 1888, "Wonder," Mr. E. R. Miles. Winner in 1890, "Wilhclmine," Col. Z. S. Spalding. Winner in 1891, "Yum Yum," Hon. J. A. Cummins. Gth RACE-"HONOLULU PLATE." 3-Minute Class. 8100. Trotting and Pacing to Harness, lor nil Horbes not having a leeoril of 3 Minutes or better. Mile Heats; best 2 in 3. 7th RACE-"ROSITA CHALLENGE CUP." 8100 added. Running Race. 1-Mile Dash. Win ner to beat record of "Angie A." 1.43. Fieeforall. 8th RACE KAPIOLANI PARK PURSE. 8150. Trotting and Pacing to Harness. Mile Heats ; best 3 in 5. Freo for all. 9th RACE " KAMEIIAMEHA PLATE." 8100. Running Race, 1-Mile Dash. Hawaiian Bred Horses. 10th RACE JOCKEY CLUB POST MATCH. Sweepstakes $20. Trotting and Pacing to Harness. Mile Heats; best 2 in 3. Hortes to be drnon by Members of the Club. 11th RACE "OCEANIC S. & CO. CUP." 875 added. Running Race, f-Milo Dash. Hawaiian Bred Horses. 12th RACE PONY RACE. 875 with Racing Saddle from His Ex. II. A. Widemann added. Running Race, 1-Mile Dash. Ha waiian Bred, for Ponies 14 handh and under. Catch-weight. 13th RACE MULE RACE. 850. Running Raco, 1-Mile DubIi. Ha waiian Hied, Catch-weight. 14th RACE "PRESIDENT CUP." 8100 added. Running Raco, 14-Mile Dash. Free for all. All entries to close at 2 o'clock r, m on MONDAY, Juno 0, 1892, at the ollicu of the Sucrclury, and all en try fees 10 percent uiiIubh otherwise specified. " All Races to bo run or trotted un der the rules of tho Hawaiian Jockey Club. All Horses aro expected to start unless drawn by 12 o'clock noon on June 10, 1892. All Horses aro expected to appear on tho track at the tap of the bell fiom tho Judge'H bland, otherwise tlioy will bo fined, Admission, 50 cts. Grand Stand (.extra) 50 cts. and $1 00 Cat lingo (inside of course) .$2 50 (Ju.irtur-streteh Badges $5 00 O. O. KBKGElt, 435-U1 Secretary H. J. 0. San Fkancisco, May 28, 1892. Tho Democrats of Iowa still re main faithful to Horace Boies, they liavo no second choice, it is Boies "first, last and all the time." Grover Cleveland is first choice and John M. Palmer second choice of the Illinois Democracy. It is now claimed that Btaino will bo nominated for the Presidency at tho Minneapolis Convention, whether lie consents to accept it or not. Tho Democratic Stale Convention was held at Fresno last week, and they arc solid for Cleveland. They indorse the Democialic Congressmen, also the Nicaragua Canal ; gold and silver jointly are called for as the basis of circulation ; amplo appropri ations are asked for rivers and hai hors, extension of times for payment of railroad debts is opposed, the Southern Pacific is denounced for in terference in politics, a competing tailroad is demanded as essential to the welfare of the State and the abolishment of Railroad Commission ers is demanded. The fifth attempt to elect seven repiesentatives to the State Legisla ture, who failed of election at pre vious trials, nas held at Providence (R. I.) May 11th, and resulted in the choice of six, all Democrats. Senator Carlisle says he lives on tho wrong side of the Ohio river to be a Residential possibility. Ex-Governor Foraker of Ohio be lieves that Blaine will be nominated at the National Convention. The Republicans of Indian Terri tory held their first convention May 24th, compiising delegates fiom five civilized tribes. They chose two white men, one Indian and one Negro as delegates to the Minneapo lis Convention. A correspondent from Valparaiso says: "The Cabinet held a meeting at Santiago, May 2Cth. It was at tended by leadeis of the Liberal party. They count upon fiom eight to twelve majority among tho Dnec tors of State. Tiiey will support the Ministry. The Balmaccdists headed by some of the ex-Mmisters and in spired exiles in Argentine, aie going to make an active light in the coming elections, to fill vacancies in Con gress caused by death." News from La Paz (Bolivia) says: The limitation treaty with Argentia contracted by President-elect Mori ano Baptista is condemned by his political opponents as unpatriotic. Robbeiies, assaults and minders were frequent during the recent election. Both Camancho and Pacheco, rival candidates of Baptista for President, are active in, encouraging popular discontent over the result of the elec tion. Liberal adherunts destroyed Baptista's house at Cochamba with stones. TOHEIGN AFFAinS. Tho life of Spain's baby king, who celebrated his sixth birthday the 17ih of this month, lias been threatened by auaichi8ts. His mother has le ceived letters which have caused her great anxiety. News fiom Vienna says the Count ess Johanna, mother of Governor of Salsburg, while approaching a shop window to examine its contents, stumbled and fell forward against tne glass, shattering the pane, and cutting her neck so badly that she bled to dqath before medical aid could be summoned. A yacht of 2G00 tons displacement has been ordered to be built for the King of Siam at Leith. The vessel is to be constructed of the best steel, xnd will be lighted by electricity. A correspondent n riting f rom Java, says: "The Pahang troubles weie still going on when I passed through Singapore on Apiil 13th. Stewart and another Australian whose name I cannot remember were muidered by the Malays. They were supei in tendents of two neighboring gold mines and were chatting together when theMalays came out of the jungle and kiissed them stabbed them with their Malay swords. Seventy picked men of the Fust Perak Siks were marched overland to guard Pakan, the capital, and three gunboats were sent round by sea to the same place to cover the town. The Orag Kaya is the rebel, hut it is well known that the Sultan is uphold ing him privately, though openly he pretends to favor tlje British. They will have trouble there for some time to eome. The Pahang Malays are a bad lot and have had it all their own way for so long that they kick against anything like law and order. All the European ladles were brought down safely to Singapore, and the white men left will make good account of the enemy." The House of Commons has re jected resolution for the disestablish ment and disendowmentof the Church of Scotland. Balfour's Irish Local Government bill was taken up and debuted at length in the-House of Commons, being opposed by Gladstone In a long nnd forcible speech. Tho bill passed the second reading by a vote of 339 to 217. The Liberals were greatly disappointed at the result. This is rather a set back to the "grand old man." Kepoits from India state that there is an epidemic of cholera in the Cashmere valley. Two hundred and ninety-six new cases and one hundred and forty-six deaths from the disease are repoited inSerinagur on Sunday, Wows from Berlin says that fifteen students in Hie Canton of St. Gall went boating on Lake Zuiich, The boat capsized uud seven of them were drowned. The King and Queen of )enmurk colebruled their golden wedding lust Thursday. Tho attorney-general of Quobco lins laid new criminal information against ex-Premlcr Mercior for al leged malfeasance in olllco for retain ing money out of tho subsidies voted by Parliament to tho Bale Dos Chal ctirs Railway, tho Hereford Railway, and the Ottawa Colonization Rail way. ' Parisian dynnmitcrs are still at work. A dynamite cartridge has been found at tho residence of Beau paire, the public prosecutor who piosccutcd Ravachol. Frederick Deeming was hanged at Melbourne, May 23d, for the mutdcr of his Hist wtfu and four childien and also of his second wife. His bravado left him anil ho wept and prayed. He claimed that he killed only Emily Mather and was ctazy at the time. It is announced that a now com mercial treaty has been negoliatid between Austria-Hungary and the United States on the basis of a recip rocity clause of the McKinley bill. According to the provisions of this clause, tho United States concedes to Austria-Hungary the benefits contem plated by this clause, and admits sugar, molasses and hides duty free. Aiistria-Ilungaiy, on the other hand, concedes to the United States the right of the most favored nation, thus piactically following Germany in allowing the United Stales the advan tages granted by her to tho mcmbeis of the Cential Euiopean Zollverein. The treaty is icceived with great favor by industrial interests here, though much bitterness is telt against the framers of tho McKinley bill, which has caused idleness and starva tion, especially in the mother of pearl industries. Jesse Seligmau of New Yoik, ac companied by Dr. O'Connell, rector of the Anieucau College in Rome, visited Cardinal Hampolla, Papal Secretuiy of Slate, with the object of enlisting his sympathy in behalf of the Jews. The Cardinal said he would be most happy to do his utmost to aid the humane cause. The Pope, he added, always had been the pro tector of the Jews. When persecuted everywhere elso thoy found refuge in Rome, A movement is on foot in London to relieve tho acute distress among the iron miners and iron woikers of Cleveland, Yoik county. Owing to the colliery strike in Durham, 23,000 people are idle. A pitiful and urgent appeal has been made on behalf of the starving people to the Queen. Emperor William of Germany is apt to get himself into trouble ac cording to a lecent despatch. Dur ing his insane freaks lately lie has twice addressed messages to the St. Petersburg government which if they had been taken seriously as the acts of a man responsible for his conduct must have led to immediate war. The Czar understanding it passed them over or appeared to misunder stand them. News from London says: Gratifi cation has been caused in Liberal and Irish ianks by the announcement that the Earl of Dysart, one of the most promising and capable of the young er British peers, has declared lint he has been converted to Home Rule, and will no longer act with the Lib eral Unionists. Buyers cannot be found for the Russian oats which were liberated by the withdiawal of the prohibition of expoits. Foieign buyers appear to have supplied their wants in other markets. The postal treaty between Germany and Mexico has been signed. The Pope contemplates making Columbus a saint. Polly Laukin. Hurrah ! Hurrah ! FOf? jusss i ith. FIRE WORKS Per W. S. "JlnripoHii" FOR cHIE AT THE 1 .A. JL . ? Corner Nuuanu & King Streets 440 fit I The ,Y1 NteuiiiHlilp "Yamashiro Maru " YOU'J, Cdiiiiunndi'i-, Is due at this poi ton June tilth ami will leave for the abovn potts on or ubotit the 22ud .xcrrviis. BSy For Kichjht or Passage, lmln oupuilor Cabin and btcuiujju aeuommo datluub, apply to Win. G. IRWIN & CO., L'd, IWlin Agents. WANTED A MAN who untlei stands m mini; unit Ukluiruaiu of Mock: iniut hu mjIkt ami Ihuioiighlj posted in lib. worK anil htivu good lufuiuuccui nunu lml u coiiipotunt man need apply. Addiess "P. O, llox L, Honolulu. Wi Hu JOHN NOTT, Importer and Dottier in Steel anfl Iron Ranges. Stoves ana Fixmres, Housekeeping Goods & Kitcixen Utensils, AGATE WARE IN LARGE VARIETY. WHITE, QUAY AND SIL.VEK-PLATED LAMPS ASO - FIXTURES. Crockery, Rubber Hose, Lift and Force Pumps, Vater Closets, Water and Soil Pipes. Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work. Builders' & Gene.al Hardware, Agricultural Smpiemertts, a PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES & LAMP GOODS, AGATE WARE, TIN WARE, NEVER BREAK WARE, Cut! BIT Genera Blake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals, WILCOX & GIBB'S, AND REMINGTON bEWING MACHINES. JJL : P. O. BOX J80. "Went Cor. rViiujiun ifl If you want to save time and money buy your Furnltuie, etc, at'th& I. X. L., coiuci Nuuanu and Ivin stieut- ey 1'ouinl the placo to buy New ami Second-hand Fuiiilturo of all Kinds at lowest piices, tho I. X. L., eoiuer Nuuanu and Kins htieets. Bsrf-Jiediooin Si-t-i, Waidiobi-s, Ice Muxes, Stoves, Ch.ihs, Hunting Lamiisi lilies, Kuiuaus, UhcffonlerB, etc., bold cheap for cash at tho I. X. L., coiner Nuu anu and Kin;; htieets. Sja)" hteameraud Veianda Chahs, Sofa-, Ued Lounges, Baby Ci lbs, Clothes Uaskets, Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat Miles, Trunks, etc., sold at tho lowest cash pi ice-at the I. X. L., New and Sccond-haud Furniture House, coiner Nuu anu and Kin"; sticets. o S. W. LEDERER, Store Open butumay Tolephonub, No. 110.- Ohas HustapBB Linnnln Blnnk King Street, bet. Fort & Alakea Streets, IMPORTER & DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Elour &; Feed. Fresh California Roll Butter & Island Butter ALWAYS ON HAND. Hew Goods received by evf 17 steamers from San Francisco. gUSSr All oidens faitlilully attended to and (satisfaction guaianteed. Island ordeiu solicited and packed with cum. rolephones, No. 17ft. -js&sjzt- m iw I OFFER FOR SALE dull 'orni.i Wheat, Oat Hay, in huge and completed bales ; Barley, Rolled ' 4 iioiuul Bailey, Oalifornin &, Now Zealand Oats, Middlings, Bran, Coin, .-. ,4 Clucked Corn, Wheat, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. Also, -' 4 A U Drifted Snow and Victor Flour 1 Wo keep constantly in block tho celebrated Fertilizers manufactured by Mr. , X. Haas of San Francisco, vu.: Bone Meal, Wool Dust and High Uiudo Super Phosphates, all of which can he had at bediock prices. &S Island nrdnrR solicited and KHtisf action cuaranteed. Jg& , Telephone '24U.- -&a LEWIS & CO., Ill fort Street, HONOLULU, H. I., Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers in Groceries & Provisions, VaS-- -GJS By each steamer of the O. 8. B. Co. from Oalifornin fresh Calafornia Roll Butter, Frozen Oysters and Fresh California Fruits, Fish, Gimo, Vegetables, etc., etc. A complete- lino of Crosse & Blackwell'B & J. T. Morton's Cauned & Bottle J Goods always on hand. Also, just received a fresh lino of Gorman Pates and Potted Meats and Bottled Preserved Fruits, Lewis & Co.'h Maltese Brand Hugnr Cured Hams uud Bacon, New Breakfabt Ceieuls, Cream Oat Flakes and Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lemons uud California Riverside Oranges, Oregon Burhuuk Potatoes, Etc., Etc., El o, Batisfao' ion guaranteed. I -HI P. O. Box 145.- javar- cm i L ? & a Wlt u vm IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions and Feed, EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS. Now Goods received by eveiy packet from Eiibtern Blalt'b and Europe, Fresh California Produce by every 6teumer, All orders faithfully mutinied U and Goods delivered to any part of the city freo of charge, Island orders solicited. Btttisfaotiim guarttutood, l-il CO h V CJj mm. 1 t) CO i o S O - r CO (5 GO . SOSv I J j MUTUAL TEL.'ilO. to Kiiijl; isiLrcolK. PROPRIETOR. iweirnigH till 9 o'clock. -ts lerclid ?M)$g&' -P. O. Box 372. Cor. Edinburgh & Queen Sts. rr ti 9a W 9 b. u, gjsr - -P. O. Box 297. XOIC - -te -Telephone No. .)". ixa v. s 1 i 4 u 2 'I ! ( ..MU