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I knew tlio military jrapcrstltlon
wliloh bcllovca thnt tlio nxioiu ' 'non bis
in idem" i as nppllcnblo to tlio bnttlo-
' field as td tho opurta of justice. "Ixo-
.placed mjr ahnkirwlth a swagger.
' 'Thnt'a a Ttido way to niako ono ralso
ono's hat," I said aa lightly aa I could.
And this yrrotehcd.plcco of wit was, in
tho circumstances, received aa excellent
"I compliment you," said tho cap
tain. ' 'You will command a company
tonight, for I shall not survive tho day.
Every timo I havo been wounded tho
officer below mo 1ms been touched by
Bomo,spcnt ball, and," ho added inn
lower tone, "all tlio names began with
P."
I laughed skeptically. Most pcoplo
would havo dono tho snmp, but most
would also havo been struck, as I was,
by thoso prophetic words. But, con
soript though I was, I felt that I could
trust my thoughts to no ono, and that it
was my duty to eccni always calm and
bold.
At tho end of half an hour tho Rus
sian flro had sensibly diminished. Wo
left our covor to advanco on tho re
doubt. Our regiment was composed of thrro
liuttulions. Thi wrond had to tnl:o tho
enemy in Hank. Tho two others formed
tho storming parly. I was in tho third.
On issuing from behind tho cover wo
wero reccivod by fovwuI vollryrf, which
did but littlo harm. Tho whistling of
tho ballt) amazed mo. "But uftr nil,"
I thought, "a buttlo is lesstcrriblo than
I expected."
Wo advanced at a smart run,- our
musketeers in front.
All at onco tho Unaslans uttered thrso
hurrahs, three distinct hurrahs, and then
stood silent without firing.
"I don't like thut sileueo," said tho
qaptain. "It bodes no good. " .
I began to think our pcoplo wero too
eager. I could not help comparing,
mentally, their shouts ami clamor with
tho striking ilf urn ef tho enemy.
Wo imiekly reached tho foot of tho
redoubt. The palisades wero broken
and tho earthwards shuttered by our
balls. With n roar of "Vivo 1'cmpo
rourl" our soldiers rushed across tho
ruins.
I raised my eyes. Novcr shall I forget
tho sight which met my view. The
smoko had mostly lifted and remained
suspended Uko a canopy at 20 feet abovo
tho redoubt. Through a bluish mist
could bo iKrccived behind tho shattered
parapet tho Russian grenadiers with
rifles lifted, as motionless as statues.
I cau seo theni still tho left oyo of ov
cry soldier glaring at us, tho right hid
den by his lifted gun. In an embrasure
at a fow feet distant a man with a fnso
stood by a cannon.
I. shuddered. I bcliovcd that my last
hour had come.
"Now for tho daiico to open," cried
tho captain. These wero tho last words
I heard him speak.
Tliero cmno from tho redoubts a roll
of drums. I saw tho muzzles lowered.
1 shut my eyes. I heard a most appalling
crash of sound, to which succeeded
groans and cries. Then I looked up,
amazed to find myself still living. The
redoubt was onco more wrapped in
smoke, I was surrounded by tho dead
and wounded. Tho captain was extend
ed at my feet. A ball had carried off
his head, and I was covered with his
blood. Of all tho company only six men
txc'pt myself remained erect.
This carnage was succeeded by a kind
of stupor. Tho next instant tho colonel,
with his hat on his sword's point, had
scaled tho parapet with a cry of "Vivo
l'empcrcurl" Tho survivors followed
him. All that succeeded is to mo a kind
of dream. Wo rushed into tho redoubt,
I know not how; wo fought hand to
haud in tho midst of smoko so thick
(hat no man could porcoivo his enemy.
I found my saber dripping blood, I
heard a shout of "Victory 1" aud in tho
clearing smoko I saw tlio earthworks
piled with dead and dying. Tho can
nons wero covered with a heap of
corpses. About 200 men in tho French
uniform wero standing without order
loading their muskets or wiping their
" bayonets. Elovcn Russian prisoners
wero with them.
Tho colonel was lying, bathed in
blood, upon a broken cannon. A group
of Mildicrs crowded round him. I ap
pruauhed them. ,
"Who is tho oldest captain?" ho was
nsk'ng of a sergi'unt.
Tlio sergeant shrugged his shoulders
most oxpressivoly.
"Who is tho oldest lioutcnant?"
"This gentleman, who onmo last
i '. ' i , " replied tho horgouut culruly.
VI. col')iii.l smiled bitterly.
"Come, sir, " ho taid to mo, "yon nro
row in chief command. Fortify the.
- of the redoubt at onco with wag-
i , i . .r the enemy is out iu force. Ent
Cuiirul C is coming to support
you."
"rlon"l," I asked him, "aro jrm
t.j ly wounded?"
"Pish, my dear follow. Tho redoubt
Is taken." Prosper Morimec
M . A. Pfisoto, proprietor o tlio
Union burbor oliop, next to tho
Ait Vi illery, guarantees to givo ft
filinvo thnt will umko your lmir
curl with joy.
Thoto its a Iminlaoino piece o
proporty, 70x100 feet, on tho eor
luirProspoct anil Uaokfold stroots.
It in nil i'onoeil ready for building
and writer pip"R uro lnid on. Eu
qttiro of H M . Dow.
Tho Criterion oaioou in a
-'. ' ,t i,! , i.i .. i ii'i'l if
j,ji I Utliai'lltJIl la Lilt) pi..,
cold Beuttlo boor on drnught
thoro. It niakos ono's imiHlaolio
ourly nnd puts new life into tlio
failiug coiiBumptivo.
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CORSETS!
P. D. Corsets
In "White,
3?ink,
Cream,
and G-ray .
AXL SIZBS
TJjVEJVEEJ -:- COSEI
AND
x $ fam
AT.
ROANS,
STOI
Dr. W. L. Moore
ZEPirsrsician.
strLd.
S'u.rg'eorL-
Hl'lo, Hawaii.
Special attention given to diseases of tlio
oyo and car.
Ofncohour8fxf
am.
pin.
Waiauuenuo Ato. uoar Court Uo'uso. I63-U
:- Dr. Russel, -:
OfBco, Mnsonio Building.
Ilours: : U-U am, B-5 pin. : TclcpUone 484
Residence, Telephone 076.
lua-ira
DR. L. F. ALVAREZ
HAS REUOVXD TO
Emma Street, near Berjitania.
E3T Hours: 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 pi m.
DR. JENNIE L HILDEBRAND,
TELEPHONE 923.
Oflico: Corner ot Fort andBerotania
streets.
Offlco Ilours: 0 to 11 n. m., 1 to 4 p. m,
Sundays, 0 to 10 a. in.
I. MORI, M. D.,
Office: Corner Fort and Kukui sts.
Eosidonco, Arlington Hotel.
Hours: 7 to 8:30 urn; 4 to 8:30 p m; Sat
urday and Siiuduy, 1 to B p m. Tel. fi.TO.
Dr. C. B. High,
DENTIST.
Gradunto Pliilndclphia Doutnl College,
1802.
jVXasonio. Temple.
A. O. WALL, D. D. S.,
DENTIST.
Hotol Street, Arlington Cottage.
TKLlU'UONli 431.
i:
ii r. H.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Honolulu, II. I,
?yOlUco: 114 lfrcl)anttroot.
GILBERT F. LITTLE,
ATTORNEY AT UW,
IUI.O, HAWAII.
TYPEWRITING AND COPYING.
.mss m. i i.j:iii:hi:k.
Offick: Urn co Wnriug & Co,, Tort
Htreet.
5&i fc$i Mie&e&A toferfei
TosllinlTcrlnc with Tlirot, I.nnif or Wasting DIhami
Sliiniadi t'atirrli,Pfroful, Aftlinia, gr Nrrvnni IK-MI.
Ilv, etc., ll lw then a mimiiIk Lull In u lilt. (Kill.
1UNH rilOtllliATK EMl.'IJilUN for trial. Call
toreof Jloiiiurn Urna I'n . Ilonnlnln, 11, I. "ItU
liuruiUua at 1'alatablu us Ulllt or Iloany.
- ',' i .v'. .d' i. if i&
iM-l-iti, '.. ti09iJ,
rSISSSH Kiy.JWs P5575$?l8 K!RS
Ut. i -M" j v" in un fln
EVENING BULLETIN,
Castle fe Cooke
(Limited)
IMPORTERS,
Hardwaro
and
Commission
Merchants,
General
Merchandi
8
Agricultural
Implements
and
Plantation
Supplies.
Wm. G. Irwin & Co.
(limited).
Wm. Q. Invia, - l'rfcideat and Manager
Olatfs Spreckels, ... Vice-President
W. M. Giffard, - Secretary and Treasurer
Theo. O. 1'ortor, ... Auditor
Sugar ITGiaopE
Commission Agents.
AGISTS Of THE
00EANI0 STEAMSHIP COMPANY
OF SAN FUATJCISGO. OA.L.
0. BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED,
Queen street, Honolulu, H.I.
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Onomra Sugar
Comnanv. Honomit Snrnr Cotnu.inv. VValliibu
Sugar Company, W'aihce SuRar Coimtany, Makce
Sugar Company, Halcakala Ranch Company, Ka
papain Kanch. l'lautcrs' Line San Francisco
Vactets, Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Line of Boston
Packcts.ARciits Boston Board of Underwriters.
Agents rhlladelplila Board of Underwriter:
. LIST OF OFFlCEnSt
P O Jonos, President; Goorgo H Robortson,
aianager; t. jnsuop, Troasuror ana boo-
rotary; Col. W F Allen, Auditor; O M Cooke,
U
vniernouso, A w uartor, Uiroctors.
.Club Hotel,
(Mra.D'Aroy, Proprietress.)
First-class in
Every Respect.
Terms Reasonable I
Beretania, near Fort Street.
Beaver Sa9
H. J. NOLTE, Proprietor.
The Best Lunch in Town
Tea and Coffee
AT AM, nouns.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF
Cigars and Tobacco
ALWAYS ON nAND.
Eagle -:- House
NutiiMill AVuiilie,
CilRL KLEMME. Prapriatar,
Now mauagemeiit. Cowmodioun rooms.
Tnlilo Itourd tlio iiuost, includiug ninny
l'alutablo Gurumu Dihes.
Board anl Room, par mt $6.50 to $7.50
Tail! mi, per west ..
THE "ARLINGTON
)5
A FASTI LY HOTEL.
3C. Crsvuso, - - - Prep.
P. . ' . 2.1K)
Per Week 12.C0
C3pBClo.l, "ZX -.tH3 y XUttM 1
Tbe Bout v.f Attso.Vioce, tho Bt-U SUao
tion nntl the I'iuost Moaln io thin City
JJ HORN
"T"-) fiv "f "iT1 VT "W" Y
JtmwJ BAabm wImuh nbuj mW taC m
Hotel Rtreot," near Fort.
BREAD, PTTCS and CAKES
Of nil kinds.
T" Tho 1'iiiobt Imported uud Home
mndo Confectionery.
The Elite Ice Cream Parlnrs
m
I 219 Headquarters for Isloud Curios,
'i ,"'.$ 'cii. 4
At, '-
JULY 80, 1890.
iiimiwiii itTmntrvmjttujr?m u mwwBf wcaat ww
Mffl
U'.Atfi
BRAUNSCHWEIGER - & - CO,
Importers andLIquor Merchants.
No. 6, Druuim Street, - Sun FrimciBco,
FOR BALE IN BULK
Amemcan Booitnos Whiskies in Bond pei
bnrrcl contftintiig nlont 40 gallons oacb
nt various prices nrcurding to ago and
qnnl.ty.
Oaiu wn ri.....F BiN!.i !u Ju.,J pi
barrel of about 10 to 50 kiiHou"),
rs nonca.
Alio theeelebraled Vane Whitkies:
"Extra Pony" Jlourbon Wliisky, 12 bottles j
.j riuioiib per case,
.uojir!" uonroon-jA-iiisiiy; JiiiQHlos 3
i kuii';im Li i v a.rjt
i
"Old I ionoor" Ilonrbon Whiskv. 12bottlM.
2 2-C bullous nor casa,
"XcnnesHca Whito Ityo" Whisky, 12 bottles'
2 2-5 gallons per enso.
OALIKOKNIA ri'BT VIN8, SHEUUlEa,
ANOELIOA.
Send orcJow by nail. BalWaetlou gua
rantecd, Brannsohvreigor & Co.,
lillm No. fi, rrnmra street.
Empire Saloon
J
A general
Htoek ot Liquors,
Wines.
AI03 and
FHESI1 UKEIt AIAV1YS ON D11ATJ011T.
OUR PORT AND SHERRY,
Are of the flnntt and como to no
direct from Europo
OUR MCBRAYER WHISKEY
ported
lo, Ky.
from Louis
vii:
JAMES OLDS, Prop.
COMMERCIAL SALOON
Cor. Niiuaiiu and UcrotauU Sti.
T. KIA'EN, iUmiBEer.
COOL FRESTl BEER!
On Draught and the Standard II rands ot
llottlo Beer.
FINE WHI8KIE8, BRANDIES. WINE8
FRENCH LIQUORS.
AND
thim: ci.ai:i:t a ki'kciai.tv.
ill
rmv
KlUa AND MJCANU STnEKTS.
The colebratcd Entkhpuise
Beeh on Draught and in
Bottles. .
David Dayton,
J12 Moroliint Street.
Lands For Hale situated
at Kaneohe, Oahu.
Lot near Limulilo Rome
Lots at Pearl City.
Furnished, Rooms To Let.
David Dayton.
42 Merchant streot.
B. C. L PETERSON
Custsm Haws Broke:,
ISTotai'v -:- TPublic,
General Business Agent.
Culloolions carefully attended to.
KyWlw. with "11. B. Walker, Cum
minti Block, Merchant street. 233-tf
W. H. BICKAKD,
General Business Agent
Will T.ttntl to fnvH'nrjc1r)g in
all it hinuckiu, Oollectiiig
imd all Busiuoss Slultora
of trust.
All Businoss ontrustoil to him
will rcccivo Prompt nud Ouroful
Attention. Oflico:
Hcnokaa, Eamaktta, Hawaii.
A Hew Abstract Office.
As n result of 15 year's oxperi
onco in tlio Abfitrnct Business, I
nm propnrcd to mtilco Abstracts of
'Ptlii r n mncf flirVrtnrll nmnirntn
i auu coiuu.Lo iuuuui.i., ..-. tu
short notico.
F. W. Makinney.
In W. O. Smith's Oflico, 318
Fort Streot. 215-tf
. yijii.
M,
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It !"f t""fM fffuMl
JMU'tfMtljW.ywiB
toraltnaV'UJy
PURIFINE
la the disinfectant that the world
ii Ulklm aboat In tho United
States Its merits nro becoming
known. The peoplo aro using It.
Purlflno possesses many points In
its faror over other preparations.
It Is odorless, and in employing It
as a disinfecting agent, iloca opt
crcato another odor as offenslvo as
that which It subdues. Non
poisonous too. That's an advan
tage children will meddloj ser
vants misunderstand; then thero's
trouble. Some ono Is poisoned.
Those who uso It speak Its pralso
In convincing language Hero's oao
from the Department of Medicine
In tho University of Michigan.
"Wo uso Purlfln"' nnd find It very
p-nod for deO'toil'-ig l:.l, : :.
boxes, etc., and for washing sponges
used about fubjectn for dissec
tion. W. A. CAMPBELL,
Demonstrator of Anatomy."
tomatic Distributors."
HOLLISTER
523 Fort Street.
LEW
S
msonipi
Hip
Chocolates
AJSTD
Telephone 240. Ill Fort Street. P. O. Box 147.
J. S. WALKER,
Qeecl qElT fof THE HVA.ft Js.d
KOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVEEPOOL,
ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OP LONDON,
ALLANOE MARINE & GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDOH
SCOTTISH UNION and NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO
SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA,
LIFE, FIRE and MARINE RISKS,
TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES.
Rooms 12 SPRECKELS BLOCK 'Honolulu, H. U
IEW GOODS
:ATTIIB:- -
Gitv Furniture Store
Corner of Fort nnd
T.. 1 .nnnlnnl V'-r Til.- AlUnft
H.TIT- TTTTI-MVXT'TTJdLli:. vf
H.H.
TKL1JIMIOKK P3-
H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,
IMI'OHTEIIS AKD i)EALUUS IN
Groceries, Provisions and Feed.
How Goods Ileeclvod by Every VncHct from tho EiiBtorn State iuiiJ Europo
PllESIT CALIFORNIA PRODLCK BY KVERY 8TEAME
All Ordots faltlifully nttudod
l'u
'urt of the
lauvsT) Onnraa houcmsD,
EAST OOKNTK OUT
1'm.m.ilOKE 53. .5
Oahu
Lumber
King Street, near Oidm Itnihvny & Laud Co.'s Depot.
Lumber Merchants, Contractors and Builders.
lill'UKll.i.a
IDoors, Sash, Blinds, Paints, Oil,
Builders' Hardware, Etc., Etc.
h y .... ;.i- f 2 ;
nr '$
PURIFINE isforsaloby
the Hollister Druo Co. in
25c, 50c, 75c. nnd $1.50 bot
t'us. T'.io "AUTOMATIC
DISTRIBUTORS" aro for
rental. Our Agente will call
DRUG CO.,
Exclusive Ascents for the Islands.
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WILLIAMS, (Manager)
Undortnkfjr end Embnlmer
Wiwriin-"'
V.O. UOX tl8
to nnd Goods Delivered to any
City F1U33,
batwaotiow ucaimhzupii
AKD KINO STKKCTR
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$ Building
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