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Address letters for the paper "Editor iiiiLLKTiN," niul business letters " Manager Bulletin Publishing Company." Using o porsonal address may cause delay in at tention. DANIEL LOGAN, Editor and Manager. Business Cards. LEWEKS & COOKE, IlUl'OKTERS ANI DEALERS IN LUMIIKR AND ALL KINDS OF BUILIIINO MATERIALS. Fort Street, Honolulu. WILDER & CO., Dealers in Lumrer, Paints, Oils, Nails, Salt, and Building Materials of every kind. Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS, Importers and Commission Merchants. Fort Street, Honolulu. H. HAOKFELD & CO., General Commission Agents. Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. G. W. MAOFABIiANE & CO., Importers and Commission Merchants. Kauhuinauu Street, Honolulu. JOHN T. WATERHOTJSE, Importer and Dealer in General Mer chandise. Queen Street, Honolulu. JNO. S. SMITHIES, Auctioneer and General Business Agent. Mahukona, Koliala, Hawaii. WENNEE, & CO., Manufacturing and Importing Jewelers. i)2'Fort Street, Honolulu. THOS. LINDSAY, Manufacturing Jeweler and Watch maker. Kukui Jewelry a specialty. Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairs. Mclnerny Block, Fort Street. ATLAS ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON. H. W. Schmidt & Sons, Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers, Coolers. Iron, Brass, and Lead Castings. Machinery of Every Description Made to Order. Particular attention paid to Ships' Blauksmithing, Job Work executed at Short Notice, O. B. RIPLEY, AROHITHOT, Completo plans and specifications for every description of building. Contracts drawn and cureful superintendence of con struction given when required. Call and examine pinna. New designs. Modern buildings. Olllco, Boom S, Sprockets' Block. Mutual Tel. WW. -i'. ' W. A. WALL, r' STJIfc-VEYOK.. (l.utu with the Government Burviiy.) P. O. Box JO,!. Mutual Tolo. 410. Olllou oyer BUhop'a Bank. W. H. STONE, i -A.O OOXJISTT AJSTT. ( I - P. 0, Box 17. 1IIK DAILYBULLETINGO Are Receiving New Invoices of BOOK AND JOB STOCK BY KVERY STEAMER AT T1IKIU MERCHANT STREET. Where they are fully prepared to do all kiuds of work in the latest styles, at the shortest notice and at the most Reasonable Bates. Fine Job Work in Colors a Specialty 1 POSTER PRINTING Executed in the Most Attractive Maimer. BILLHEADS. LETTERHEADS, STATEMENTS, NOTEHEADS, MEMORANDUMS, ETC. Read the following partial list of spec ialties and get the Bulletin's prices be fore placing your orders. By so dolug you will save both time and money. Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads, Memorandums, UHIh of Lading, Statements, Circulars, Contractu, Agreements, Shipping Contracts, Check Rooks, Legal Blanks, Calendars, Wedding Cards, Visiting Caids, Business Cards, Funeral Cards, Admission Cards, Fraternal Cards, .... ,,.,.. Time Cards, miliv. 1 1CKOIS, Meal Tickets, Theut.ro Tickets, Scholarship Certificates, Corporation Certillcates, Marriage Certificates, Receipts of all kinds, Plantation Orders, Promissory Nitos, Pamphlets, Catalogues, Programmes, Labels of every variety, Petitions in any language, Envelopes & Letter Circulars, Sporting Scores & Records, Poipotual Washing Lists, General Book Work, Etn.. Etc., Etc., Etc,, Printed and llloekcd when di'blrcu. VST Nti .loh Ik allowed to leave the of fice until It gives sutiBfuction. HONOLULU, Baldwin Locomotives. Tho undersigned having been appointed Solo Agents for the Hawaiian Islands FOR THE l'i:i.EIIIITi:il Baldwin Locomotives FltOM T1I1C WOK1CS OF Btirham, "Williams & Co., Philadelphia, Ponn., Are now prepared to give Estimates and receivo Orders for these Engines, of any size and style. Tho Baldwin Locomotive Works ABE NOW MANUFAOTUUIN'a A STYLE OF LOCOMOTIVE PARTICULARLY Adapted for Plantation Purposes A number of which have recently been received at these Islands, and wu wil'l have pleasure in furnishing plantation agents and managers with particulars of same. The Superiority of these Locomotives over all other makes is known not only hero but is acknowledged throughout the United States. WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd., Solo Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. IE G. IRWIN & CO. (Limited) OFFER FOR SAL FERTILIZERS A'.KX. citoss .1 sons' Celebrated High Grade Cane Manures. We are also prepared to take orders for Messrs. N. Olilanclt & Co.'s DPertllizera, Insuring prompt delivery. BOILED LUCOL! tM Tins is a superior Paint Oil. con suming less pigment than Linseed Oil, and giving a lasting brilliancy to colors. Used with drier it. frivi.s n uuli.n.lt.l H.... surface. Lim., Cement, KEFINEI) SUGAltS, SALMON, Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned Beef PAItAFI'INi: TAINT CO.'h Compounds, Roofing & Papers, Reed's Patent Steam Pipe Covering. Jarboes' Diamond, Enamel & Ever lasting Paint Especially designed for Vacuum Pans. Honolulu Cycling, Armory Building, - BeretaniaSt. INSTRUCTIONS C1IVF.N IDety Sc Evening. Ladies' & Gents' Bicycles For Hire Y TJIK DAY Oil HOITK. Public Skating: Monday and Saturday ovenings, from 7:30 to 10. Friday evening for Ladies and their Kseorls only. Itlcvclu Lessons: Tuesday ..Wednohilay and Thurh ilay. Bicycle Repairing Solicited. run 121 1, 1 1 HIV III III in i u Lin i! nil uuLiUlll DAILY AND WKUIvLY Hawaiian Newspapers AtlK Till! Leading Journals in tho Kinadum. The "Daily Hawaii Kolomna," Huh the Urged Circulation on ,u baiidH and 1h the Jtet Medium for AdveriUIng, Mil. Tiioh. K. Natiianiki. will receive all adviirlliHiiiiuiitH and triuibiict all htndiioim uiatterH. WOmrti "lliciilg HliM-k," corner .Siumiui niul tjueen Htrcut (uimt.ilr). 6l(j-tf ' Bicycle Riding Sc II. I., MONDAY, JANUARY !), 185K5. The Markets of San Fiancisco ARE BROUGHT TO YOUR DOORS IIY MKANS OF TIIK EXAMINER Purchasing Bureau Which is Operated Directly by the Greatest 1 Newspapers THE SAN FRANCISCO examine: We Are Constantly Making Purchases loll Till Residents Hawaii Do You Need Something from San Francisco? V so- Write To Us About It ! We can save you money, our lm vers have secured hundreds of spcuial Con tract!) which enables us to oiler Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Musical Instrument, Furniture, Clothing, I)rc-s (loods, Agricultural Implements, And Thousands of Other Articles At prices which will astonish you. ALETTERVILLDOITALL SXS Write us for limitations on any thing that you may need. You Can See the Advantages of Purchas ing Through Dsl We are buying for our customers at wholesale and you reap tho benefit. W" Address all communications EXAMINER PURCHASING DEPARTMENT, San. Prancisco, California, - - - D. S. A. FIRE, LIFE AND MARINE NSURANCE. Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Assets, S6,219,458.98. London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., Assets, 84,317,052. Thames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co., (Limited) Assets, 86,124,057. Now York Life Ins. Co., Assets, 3125,947,200.81. C. 0. BERGER, General Ag ent for Hawaiian Islands. HONOLULU. FOR SALE." 2-Horse IFo-wer UPRIGHT Baxter Engine & Boiler ! IS (liiOJ) Willi K I Mi OUDKlt. I6T I'or (lartli'iilnrs ui teriu.s apily to the lIl'LLI.riN OKKICK. CHAS. T. GULICK, Notary Public lor the Island of Oalm. Agent lo take ArkiKiwIi'dguiiientH to La bor Cuiitrai't-. Agent to grant Marriti.'c Liceiihe.t, Hono lulu, (Mini. Agent for the Hawaiian IhlaiiilN of 1'ltt A hcott'o 1'ii'lglit and I'arcel Kxiui'mi, Agent for the Hiirliliglim Itoiltc. ItKAL r.STATK IIIUiKKII imi liLMIUAL A!I:NT. lli'.u.:tlr TKLIU'lliisr. Mutual i:j --'-V. (1. Hoi llfi hi ni i Its Merchant t. Honolulu, II. I. Honolulu Carriage Co. IIOTH 'ILL. S". :''. - Btaud: Ooruor Fort U Merchant But. lIai'l.cauU' bad t ' hour of tlu'duy up to I'i o'cliii'k a' "Willi H tcriiiH tu Mill (In tmiea. Uacks Nos. 33, 45, C'i, C3. 67, 70, 73, 97, 19G It. S. Moiiiii:, Sujit. W. H. Tavi.uu, l're-. isdon Iron Works, San Francisco, - - Cal. -11UILDK118 OF Improved Sugar Machinery BOILERS & ENGINES. Pumping Machinery For Irrigating and Water Works jiurjiojca of any canaeity. Wrought Iron & Steel Water Pipe & Flumlng DAVIDSON FTjrjWTFS, MATHKSON LOOK-JOINT PIl'K, HEINE SAFETY BOILER, Ktc, Etc., Ltc, Ktc. h rtr fllftJltir unrfinMluriu i tA unin. Hisciori. Iron Works, San Franclbco, Cullfornia. Uni.i, 4H TKLKl'HONKS MiniiAi.lll U A JLj At McKiuley Prices ! Departure Bay Coal AT 12 .A. T03ST! JW7 Dulivoreil to any part of Honohilu HUSTACE & CO. ap King ut No. Ill on Iloth Tele phones. 5bi-lin CASTLE & COOKE, Life, Fire and Marine INSURANCE AGENTS; AGENTS FOR New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF 1SOSTON. Etna Fire Insurance Co., OF HAUTFOIII). Union Insurance Co., OF SAN FltANlHSCO, OAL. Wm. 0. Irwin & Co, (LIM1TFD) ' Win. (i. Irwin, - I're.iident and .Manager CIIuhm SiirockclH, - - - - Viee-l'ri-iideiit W. M. (lilliird, - Secretary and Treasurer Theo. O. I'orter ---.-. Auditor S"u.ga,r Factors AND Commission Agents. AOHNTS Of TIIK Oceanic Steamship Company, OF SAN FIIANOISCO, OAL. c7brewer"Fco. (LIMITKD) General Mercantile A Nil Gonimission Agents J. ). Carter I'rcnident and Manager (I. H. itiiberli-ou Treiiniirer M. I. JHhIioii .Secretary W. F. Allen Audito'r Hon. O. It. Million I 8. U. Allen V lllrectora II. WaterhoiHe ) Union Gas Engine Co. (Incorporated May HI, 1 ).,) - MANUKACTIMIKIIK OF TIIK - Reyan Vapor Engines .INH PACIFIC GAS ENGINES. Horizontal ,V t'iiigbt, rilallouary .v Miuine, (llll. A. (lllKllllllll Kllgilll'l, I'liinpM A' LailuehcN. JOS. TINICE1K,, ."il-tf Hole Agent for Hawaiian IhIiiikU. HUSTACE & CO., - IIF.ALKIIK IN - WOOD and COAL. ALhtl White ana Black Sand Which we will cell at the Yr Umt-ki Market llaten. I Bell 4t4 TELEPHONE Mutual 4M 11 WIMert Steamship Co. TIME TABLE. W. O. Wti.np.it, l'res. S. II. Kom:, Sec. Oait. J. A. Kino, Fort Sunt. Stmr. KINAU, CLARKE, Commandor, Will leave Honolulu at '2 v. m., touching at Lahalna, Maalaca Mav and Makeua the Mime day; Mahukona, Kaualhacamt rjiu liaboeboo the following dav, arriving at llilo at inldiilgbt. LKAVKS HONOLULU: Friday Jan. 13 iuesday Jan. 1M Friday Keb. !1 Tue-day Feb. 11 Friday Feb. 'Jt Tuesday Mar. 7 Friday Mar. 17 Itctnrning leaves Hilo, touching at Lau mhoehoe same day; Kawaihae a. m.; Ma hukona 10 a. m.; Makeua I r. m. ; Maalaea Mayor-. M.; Lahalna 8 p.m. the following day; arriving at Honolulu (I a. m. Wednes days and Snturdavs. AKUIVES AT HONOLULU: Weilnelav Jan. 11 Saturday Jan. 1!1 ednesday Keb. 1 ruiunmy Feb. 11 edncMlay Feb. '22 Satmday " Mar. I Wednesday Mar. 15 Saturdav Mar. '.'5 19 No Freight will bo received after V2 noon on day of hailing. Stmr. CLAUDINE, DAVIES, Commandor, Will leave Honolulu everv Tuexlav at fi !. .m touching at Kaliului, Huclo, liana, Hamoa and Kiiialiubi. Iteturniiig Mill anive at Honolulu everv Sunday morning. ltr No Freight will be received after I r. i. on day of -ailing. ('nuiguees mii'-t be at the landings to receive their 1'reicbt, as we will not liold ourvlvos re-)ionillile after niich Freight has been bindeil. While the t'niiiiaiiv will us-o due dili gence in handling Live Slock, wo decline to assume any re-.ionsibilitv in case of the loss of same. The t'omiiaiiv will not be responsible for Money or Jewelry unless placed in the care of I'liKcn. Oceanic Steamship Co. Australian Mail Service. For San Francisco : The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship "MARIPOSA" Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will lii-iliii at Honolulu from Svdnev and 'A nek land .on or about January 12th, And will leavo for the above port with Mail.sand l'lis.senger.sonoraboiit t hut date. For Sydney and Auckland: The New and Fine Al Steel .Steamship "ALAMEDA" Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will be duo at Honolulu, from San Francisco, on or about January 13th, And will liuvo prompt despatch with Mails and Pascngers for the above ports. The undersigned arc now prepared to ihsue THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES. ; l & For further particulars regarding Freight or I'assage apply to WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd., i-bl Gonoral Anonts. PacificMailS.S.Co. AND TIIK Occidental aud Oriental S. S. Co. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. SteamerH of tho above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to the above ports on or about tho following dates: Stmr. "Oceanic" Jan. 11, IWCi Stmr. "China" Feb. , 1WH Stmr. "duello" April 11, lb'.W For SAN FRANCISCO. Steamers of tho uliovo Companies will call at Honolulu on their wav join Hong kong aud Yokohama to the ahove port on or about tho following dates: Stmr. "Jtelgic" Feb. S, lfe!i:s Stmr. "City of Puking" .March :il. IWCt Stmr. "Oceanic".. . May 7, INK! Round Trip Tickets TO YOKOHAMA AND RETURN $350. - For Freight aud 1'ai.sage apply to H. HACKFELD & CO., -W7 tf Agents. Oceanic Steamship Co. Tim. Tafcle. LOCAL LINE. S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu from K. I'. Jan. -' Feb. '.'- Mar. ','. .. Apr. Ill Leave Honolulu for S. F. Feb. 1 Mar. 1 Mar. at Apr. SI THROUGH LINE. J'ioiii Fun FiaueUco for Sydney. .Illl'li lluiltltilhi From Sydney for Han Frauoi.co. .('(IK- JIiiiidIiiIii. ALA.MLHA, Jan Hi MAUN'OSA. Jan 1'.' M Allll'lisA. Feb. lo . MONdWAI, Feb. II MONOWAI, Mur. IU ! Al.AMi:i)A, Mar. 0 ALA.MKKA, April 7 I MAIIII'OSA, ApriHl MAKirotiA, hluy 0 MONOWAI, May 1 ZZZ 'fl PRICE 5 CENTS. UNEQUAL GOVERNMENT. Connecticut a Stato in Which tho Pooplo Bo Not Itulo. Hartford, Nov. 10. If anything woro lackiiiK to fIiow tho inconsist ent, contradictory aud inoquitahlo jmttiro of legislative) representation in Connecticut, under n government professing to bo of tho people, by tho pooplo and for tho pooplo, it cer tainly is furnished by tho result of tho lato election in this Stato. Demo crats havo been doing some figuriug on tho Bubjoct of representation re lative to population. They find that tho twelve districts in Connecticut which elected Republican Senators havo a population of 270,000, while tho twelve districts that choso Democratic Senators havo 470,000. That is to sa, a Republican voto in Connecticut counts for nearly twice as much as a Democratic voto. Tho investigators find also that tho towns which elected Republican Representatives to tho lower House havo a population of 255,802, and tho towns electinir Democrats a population of -ISU.UOO. Yot in tho lower House tho Republicans havo a plurality of fourteen monibors. llenco n Democratic voto is worth only about half as much in a Repre sentative election as a Republican vote. Furthermore, that estimate is just about what Republican, politici-. ans think a Democratic voto ought lo bo worth in Connecticut. In ac cord witli their selfish, mercenary advocacy of tho antiquated rotten borough system of Connecticut, it is their deliberate purposo to disfran chise practically about all tho voters in tin cities. Worse than that, they openly insult about two-thirds of the electors in tho Stato with tho bald declaration that it is right aud wholesome that tho political purity of tho country should' offset tho im purity of tho cities. This statement is made unblushingly, in face of the fact, that no sot of peoplo in the Stato is more easily amenable to cor ruption at tho polls than tho agri culturihts of tho hill towns. in view of these facts the question comes up: Why, then, does Connec ticut persist in maintaining its in equitable system of roprosontationT For the simple reason that tho Re publicans control tho Legislature all the time, and won't let tho pooplo voto on an amendment to tho Stato Constitution, by which tho system would be abolished at once. Hitherto the Republican press of tho State has boon solid in its hostility to any measure looking to tho overthrow of the system, but tho outlook for such an amendment is more hopeful this time. It is possible oven that tho incoming Legislature, with conscien tious Republican members aiding tho Democrats, maj- consider an amend ment, and, perhaps, voto for and submit it to a popular voto. There is a growing opinion on tho part of Republican newspapers that tho sys tem is a relic of obsolete politics, and is too unjust, too clearly a con tradiction of tho elementary princi ples of a republican form of govern ment to bo longer continued. Thoy havo become tired, too, some of them, of trying further to defend it. For instance, such an out-and-out Repub lican paper as tho Now London Day, the organ of John A. Tibbits, Con sul to Bradford, England, said frank ly in an editorial this week: "Wo Republicans havo stood by tho old Constitution which wo didn't inako from a sense of loyalty and a feeling that tho wisdom of tho fa thers ought not lightly to bo con temned. Perhaps our feelings, too, were slightly tempered by self-intor-o.st. Rut whun wo look tho situation fairly in tho face ought we not, in that sense of justice and righteous ness in which tho Republican party had its birth, which has been our glory in tho past and our hope in the future, lo take tho initiative in tho House of Representatives and pass a resolution submitting this question of tho amendment of the Constitution to the sovereign peo plo of Connecticut." Tho sentiment, of which tho fore going is a good, sample, is growing rapidly: Republicans aro becoming ashamed of themselves. Hear tho Democratic Now Haven News: "If tho Republican legislators do not accept the inevitable necessity of revising tho organic law of tho Stato, thoy will at tho next election bo more emphatically rebuked than woro tho infamous Uulkoloyito clique at tho contest which has just taken place." In a recent speech Clovernor-olect Morris said; "The sinujl towns should no lorger bo allowed to control tho legislation of tho State to tho exclu sion of the cities. Thoro bhould bo a change in tho Constitution, so that the representation would bo based upon tho population aud not upon tho town governments. Now Haven should have a representation in tho Legislature that would bo in propor tion to her size and importance in the State, aud the little country vil lages would no longer bo allowed to exert as much power as tho cities."--AVic I'orA- iS'wi. For pains iu the chest thoro is nothing better than a llaunel cloth saturated with Chamberlain's L'niu Malm ami bound on over tho seat of pain. 11 will produce a counter irri tation without blistering, and is not so diKiigreuablo as mustard; in fact is much superior to any plaster on ac count of its pain-relloving qualities. If used in time it will prevent puou moiiiit. M) coiilbollloaforsalo by all dealers. IJenson, Smith A Co., Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. i Jfollij llulletiii, 60 tent month, delivered free. r, 4 '$d ".:& ' 73 d I a r t: Jt