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.V 1 'IMWIMI1MIMIHiiillimil ? The 'Best Eisht Va& v unoi tiinxHieoni irifunntf I If you Don't Read the UultcLn Evening Paper Published on the Hawaiian Islands. you Don't Get ALL the News. It Reaches MLUtheFPeoplc. Subscription 75c. a month. 0 ' 666444 Vol. II. No.-oro. HONOLULU, H. L, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 189G. Price 5 Cents. &VGNING BULLGTIN r y THE EVENING BULLETIN. Published every day except Sunday ut 609 KinR Stroot.tnonblnlniin. I. SUIISCllilTOION -HATES. Per Month, nnywhero. In the- 'Ha- wailnn Islands 8 7f t Per Year. " Per Year, postpaid to Ammui, Canada, or Moxico l'J in' ' Per Year, postpaid, other Foreign Countries 13 00 Pnyublo Invariably in 'Advntico. Telephono 250. P. O. Box 89. B. L. FINMEY, Manager. ijTTTwATERHOUSE For general businoss there ws not a store in Honolulu which occupies -the same floor ..Space thut our home docs, -and we need 'it. .And we aomc as near to having n de partment store .us-any ia the ifelands; as nearly tcvthafc goal i-as tho trade of thoiislands will permit. vTou know '.cbut.a.ucpavt ment store means 'low prices 'Tor good articles. Gootlsaro bought in large .Quantities- for cosh) they're cheaper 'that way ,nndithat is the vr.iv we buy. "STaiget tho advantage, of any (discounts we receive. One of our departments con tains .hardware and articles .lieerL-eveiy cloy in the prepara tion f food. ' A Qitouii Pud ding 'Bowl is newer than any thingyou have suui here and a tbit bcttt-r because it 'is con vofiiient. It's cheap, too. AV'vo .-all sorts of things in agate -.ware and in first .quality only. M&nt Choppers, Fry Pans, Bread .Boards, Dust, Pans and W. P. Editor's. Ready Mixed Paints for .household use -are alwaj's iin demand about the .home. A -ready mixed paint ' vthat may bo. depended upon is Tiot always to bo had. Fullers is the acknowledged superior to all others. J. T. WATERH0U8E Queen street. Korifljeo's Notice of Intention to Fcro "" closo and of 'Sale. . In accordance with tbo provklons of that certain iuortL'ai'u made by 0. J$. EI.AMA. (k), and KKAXALAINA, Ms wife, to JOHN I'll' LAA (k), doled May 28, WS3, recorded In tue IteirlstrorOttleo, Oatm, In Llbcr llo.pp.SS'J and 3!1Q, notice Is hereby given that. said mortgagee Intends to foreclose tbe same for condition broken, to wit, the non payment of both piliulinl And Interest when due. Notice U likewise given that utUr'heet plration of tiirea weeks from this date tho property coreroi by said mortgage will be advertised for ttie and will be sold at public auction at the Auction rooms ol Xames F. Morgan, Honolulu, on Wednesday. August VI, 1SW, at 'i o'clock noon of thit day. For further particulars apply to J, A. Magoon, attorney (or John l'ulaa, mortgagee, Honolulu Hale, Merchant street. Dated Honolulu. July 20, 181)0. The property to 'ooeold Is as follows: All that piece or parcel of land situated at Kapaakea aud Opukaala, Walklkl. Oauu, described in Koyal Patent No. 2503, Knlcaoa 15311, to Kaneaulill, containing an area of four and oO-loo acre. SfliMd Notice. DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE Hawaiian Inlands, my brother Chunc Yee will nianngo n.y two htoies .101-300 Nnu nnu street, known ns Yco Chan, and .130' 332 Nuuauu street known as O. Afat, under full power of attorney. O. AFAT. Honolnlu, Jnly27, 1800. m-lvr r- xn & o n fi. h'Vfe , j '.r fcurce of good health. .i-isSarsaparilla :-'iikS Puro Baod, j , Strengthens iho Norms, h Zhaipcnsdho.AppoiHo, f tiomwas thai Tired Fooling, !j and Hakes Lifo Worth Living. .r"""rs, ' Sufferers '',.' i? ft"'" Uid Igt's,- ''" m-V.N&A tibn, Rfiiurnl A - "-. - '-Utility, gKwi . ,r '. 5 - - ', . 1 tllaonscjM, or ! .-" ""S L !' "- v'".. T "S:0 from impnro OT'-y' biooil. slioulil AYER'S l.' ,'. ii r.t t a i.'s ..j r-iat T. ruittens. t, " :;. vnrcnf rl i-p ;! '""I r-. T"io ii hi "".y' '-i" - M" d- iii :.- on t n- ..- i i i . i.l 1 bii mi hi 'hu ;;lwio . in h l".tliL. Hollister Drug 'Co., Ltd. 3olo Aseuta for tho Ilepublio of Ilnwnii A GREAT MENTION ine iraveima- awn Sprinkle Move itself about yourLnwn. Travels in n Htr.U(;ut lino or u elicJo. rjtopn mitoni ntionlly. fc'et for nny length of hose. 17W No such Sprinkler has over itecu piftcoj on tne uiancct bciore-. Come and. See it! LEWERS & C00KE, 'FortBtrost, .... Telephone 20, 3fi0-ly IRetail Their . ... - . . Large Stock of. DRY GOODS! At Mode Prices! Specialties THIS WEEK New Serges, Lawns , -Dress Goods. 307-0m Notice. Duriu( Mr. lioiirilnmn'a nbsonco, Mr. EwIiir will have ehargo of my books and attend to nil collections. Ho can bo found oitherat Mr. lloartltuan'g oflico at Ogura ii Co.'a or at my office, 335-tf DR. HEnBERT. Situation "Wanted. AS SALEMAN OR TRAVELLER BY man experienced in Island trade. V 0 Box 310. 305-lw ANOTHER DROP IN SUSARiOUR PLANTERS ROASTED; E-vritACiNrKonioAsixiH oooici:' ' i,A.ii:sr ctitiji.it. J uirnrhloek. Declined Until tlm Sl.t miioii ii ICc.iclIou S.'l In ArrimiM mill .Siililnu. From Uastlo & Cooke's ln8t su yar circular to tbeir corrcsiiou dents on tho othor islaudH, issued uftcr the arrival o tlio Mariposa yuutciday, thu fulloniug is ex tracted: CoutrifngnlB Wo rcgrot to re port a further declino in theso as tho following sales will iudicato: July 13, 1500 bags spot, 3 5-1G for 00; July 14, 3000 liogB Bpot, 3 510 for 9G; July 20, 7500 bugs distant arrival. 'Granulated Tho prico in Now York is -l.-l-l; in San Francisco 4 7-8 not. Sugar stockdoclinod Btoadily un til tho 21st iust. when a reaction set in and tho market closes otrougoi. Arrivals Irmgnrd, Honolulu, July .11; Ceylon, Honolulu, July 15;.ll. P. ltithet, Honolulu, July 19; John D. Spreckols, Mahukona, July 23. Sailings Archer, Honolulu, July 13; Alohn, Honolulu, July 12; Aldon 13esso, Honolulu, July 15, John G. North, llouoipu, July 15; Roderick Dhu, Hilo, July 1U; Androw "Welch, Honolulu, July Aressel discharging It. P. Eit'hot. Vessel "waiting, tp dischargo John D. Sprockets. ' Vosols on the Berth Inngard, W. H. Uimond. A ilri'i:! Jnic Jniiiirko. Mr. Tctu,of tho Yokoliautu Spo- j cio Jbauk, litis very kindly unmtctt in a pamphlet, containing sovnril o the upi'i'cho.s of Sonodn Koki chi, president of tho bank nt Yoko hama. Mr. Sonodn is n native of southern Japan and n gentleman of broad, liberal and advanced views. Speaking before u number of tho most prominent San Fran cisco merchants and bankers lie expresses his belief that the United Stntos him been tho tutor of Japan in modern ideas and very happily illustrates his views in a short, well-written allegory entitled "Juppio'B girlhood nnd womanhood." Tho conditions of tho variouB treaties between tho States and Japan nro Bhrowdly woven into tho little tnlo nnd show a very, deep and ablo mind. Mr. Sonodn has received high honors from his government und is considered one of tho most im portant mon in the Japaneso world cfifinancG. AT JUAI&Ei; ISLAND. TU nmid Will lMity Clulit Now Hclcc tlons TouiorriMr. At the Mnkeo Island concert tomorrow nil tlio soloctlqns rondored will bo new to Honolulu people, something for whioh tho Honolulu public havo to thank Minister Cooper. Tho program is given below: PAitr I. The Old Hundredth. . Overture The Flutlste Kline V..nt.n..l... Dnl. If. .I. ... IVnl... " CUJUUillUU) DU1U-,HIIII Ul i.UUIlll.... Donizetti Clarinet Solo Tho Crown Diamonds. .. . Aubcr Fantasia Ibo Llliputlans Kottaun PART II. Selection Popular Ballads Kappey Cradle doni; Dream on, Dear Child.... C'oulderj Fantasia The Gold Beetles' Soiree.... Kllnr Russian Festival Peter toe Great.... Jlapravnlck Hawaii I'onol, Till Afternoon' Concert. Tho rogulnr concert of tho Hn wniinu bnnd will bo givon nt Em ma squnro tins nttornoon nt 4:31), with tho following program : March Honeymoon , Itosev Chcrtuie Itullun In Aluiur Hotiilnl Galop Tramcars Aradt Selection Astoria Abert Fautasta Emperor's ltevlew Ellenberg waltz Town ut uonirs i alirlmcu Hawaii I'onol. - hik ciikonici.u de.vouncks tjik itri'i'tiiiii' ah a oLXUtuciiv. . It Hn9 ll.o Am.-rici... spirit I-! Mllli.int .llruuUii; In llitu'ult- I Nluvcr.r nnd ciim it ii If. Under the heading, "The Milk in Iho Coeoanur,'' tho Sim Fran cisco Chronicle utters tho follow ing philippic ngniiwt IIi.iii.ui I'lu.ilurs and their gmeniniont: Tho expressed wish of tho Ha waiian planters' to drop annexa tion ns an issuo nnd substitute an Amorican protectorate "against outside iutorforence and locnl up risings," is easy to understand. By entering tho Union Hawaii pwould coini' uudor ths lawB that prohibit Ih. contract labor nnd Chinese- iuuuigintion by virtue of which tho planteis aro making themselves the rioi.ost people por capita on tho globe. A protecto rate, on tho oth-r hand, would give thorn completo home rule, the United States, under tho proposed arrangomeut, merely keeping for eign governments from laying hands on tho islands and, by tho oxerciso of police authority, pre venting tho common people from rebolliug ngninst tin autocratic sway of tho sugar kings. Tho schome, as tho most casual render can see, is a highly advan tageous ouo for tho plantors. For years these gentry have boon building up in Hawaii n systom of class rule in nil respects nnnlog ous to. that which prevailed in the South before tho war. Thoy havo divided tho land into vtmt plnutn tioiis, whtre the Moil in dune by n species of slnvo lnbor nl bo low n cost that every planter soon gets on tho high road to wealth. His hired hands are Oriental coolies, who come t the inlands under bonds and, during tho time of their engagement, aro as much nmenublo to tho plnntors and their oveim-qrs as wero tho onslaved negroes of tho South to theirs. Tmghtto tlo many brnuches of work besides enne cutting nnd sugar making theso coolies crowd out the skilled labor of Caucasians nnd tho tendency it to reduce tho latter to tho lovol of tho "poor wliito trnsh" who wore fnmilinr objects in tho South during nuto- ooiium days This tuutlency, wo must snv. is sturdily resisted by the white workingmon, who loavo tho isl ands rnthor thnu suffer degrndn tion. In either enso, however, tho polioy of tho plnnters is well sorveil. Thoy do not want an in dependent white Inboriug element in Hawaii for tho siraplo reason thai suoh men vote against class interests and in fnvorof thogront est good to tho grontest number. Gradually but Buroly theso whites havoboen elbowed out of planta tion towuB, and now tho policy is to oxcludo them from Honolulu as well. In lino with this intent Jhpaneao plantation workmen, when their terms of employment oxpiro, nro encouraged to sot up Iittlo shops nnd Btores in the capital and to ply their vnrious trades. The wlnto artisan cannot moot their prices, nnd he has to lonvo tho country. That, ns wo have pointed out, is precisely whnt tne sugar ongnrchy wants; nnd ns each hnrried moohanio or laborer takes steer ago passage for tho Coast, the plnntors look forward with livelier anticipations to tho good timo coming when Hawaii will be a Yobt eetnte, whore a few rich men will livo in baronial castles surrounded by cheap coolie Jaborors, who will not bother tnomaolvos as Americans do ovor politics, and least of nil ovor thoso ubsurd theories of whnt is just aud righteous between man nnd man. Of course, annotation would mnko radically now conditions in Hnwnii. Among othor chnnges it would compel the plantors to Continued on 8th Paye. BRITISH GABLE COMING IIKANCII ritO.H 1MNXIMJ ISLAND WII.L TAI' llU!OM!I,i;. The toml.ii ..iileronce MiiIUcrliiitn Ne WnH-iii l.utir'l3- I'tiitfr tlrl tlilt Ul vriiiiii-iit t'.mlrol Loxuox, July 13. Sir John Pender's death will give an impe tus to tho niovomont for a now systom of cnblos for tho Empno entirely uudor British control. Sir John, with Scotch shrowdnoss, built u'p a huge cable monopoly in India, Australia, South, Enst nnd West Africa, and tho AVest Indies. Sometimes marringo nl linnces helped him, sometimes political influence, somotimes courtesies which till Madoirn and othor salubrious cable stations with sprigs of English nobility. Heavy pressure from Canada and Australia, with Mr. Chamberlain's sympathy, is loosening this cablo ring's tight grip upon tho Empire. A Pacific cablo conforonco is now sitting in privnto at tho Colonial Otlico, Earl Shelbome, tho Under-Secretary, presiding. It has boon ngroed that an all-British cablo Bhall be laid forthwith from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Australia,vin the Fanning Islands, Honolulu being tapped by n branch line. Tho conforonco now only lias to arrange minor dotails. It has been decided that tho cablo shall bo laid nnd shrill bo man aged, not by a subsidized privnlo company, but by n cablo trust formed by tho British, Canadian and Australian governments rais ing n capital ol Xl.KOft.OOO oiin joint guarantee. This n6"w link with Australia nroviuu a slrato- itn niwl ftmiimnviiinl unr.uiuu nv? fa.W ...... WV.......V,.W,. Ul.l.t.U.7, U.V tensions will bo made to South Africa and Iudia, thus creating a truuk Hue of Imperial cable. ' Tho Colonial OJh., also, is on ' tho point of issuing a decision j respecting a West Indian cablo to avoid its piVoent depondonco up-, on tho United Stntos nnd Cuban linos, which nro allies to tho Pender system. Two tenders aro ! bofore tho govornmont. Tho i West India anil Panama CompAny , propose an extension irom Jamai ca northward to Bermuda to meet tho Halifax-Bermuda cablo, nnd thonco to England. Tho Halifax Bermuda Company proposo nn extonsiou south to Jamaica and ultimately to Trinidad and British Guiana. Tho AVest Indian Gov ornmont urged the Colonial Otlico to accept tho Halifax-Bermuda tender, which it probably will do. Tltlnl Woro Uellrl l'liiul. The following ndditionnl con tributions hnve been made to tno fund for the relief of sufforors by tho tidal wave in Japan:. 0. Niikuni S 3 00 Japaneso M. E. Church . C 00 Anonymous 3 00 K. Ozawa and G3 othors. SGfelO H. Shimamura 3000 M.Kuui 2 00 Amount previously ac knowledged 328 00 Total S107 10 Company I). About forty mon turned out to drill Inst night nnd Captain Mc Carthy mndo ovory man drill till his gun weighed about GO pounds. Tho captain is one of the best drill masters in Honolulu, and is determined on making Com- fmny D tho crack company, and 10 will do it too if tho boys turn out. AVnko up, Co. D privntes, and show by your prosonco that you appreciate tho offorts your suporior oflicors nro making in your bohnlf. M. A. Peixoto, proprietor of tho Union barber shop, next to the Art Gnllory, guarantees to gfvo a shnvo thnt will mnko your hnir curl with joy. SSViASH-UP OF VEHICLES MWYr.it avooo m:ci:iVKs a vinit 1'ltO.II A.N KIUI.M: VLICM'. Undo nu.I tlitvuloM I'roiiiI-cnniiHlj- OTcrtiirncd Sepiif on Hls nu.I Hrtlu'I Street .Volinil)- Hurl. Lawyer J. Q. AVojiI, who hns recently tnken tho offices formerly occupied by Ar. A. Ashford, wns surprised to Beo Pnul Isenberg's hoi..o run unceremoniously into his sanctum nbout 10 o'clock this morning, nnd the wny it happen ed wns in this fnshion. A Chinnninn wns backing his wagon out of tho yard on tho sido of tho Metropolitan Mont Com pany's promises nnd succeeded bo woll thnt he rnn the wngon with considerable forco against thj tele phono polo on King otreot. To this was tied Paul Uenberg's horso and phnoton. The concus sion scared tho horre, which pull ed back, tearing off th. bridlo and freeing itself from tho polo. Thero was no one in tho phnoton nnd tho horse got scared and started to run, nnd for a few minutes times wero very lively in thnt neighborhood. The horno first rnn into Dr. Minor's buggy which got out of tho wny with slight dmnngn. Ho thon stnrted for Bethel street but found George Padgett's hack in tno wny. This wus turned completely ovor nnd ono or two othor hacks on tho stnnd had a closo call. The horso then wheel ed nnd Jmndo n beo lino for legal advico boforo going further. "Ho ran right into John Q. Wood's olli. o but consiIin-atoly 1. ft tho plineton outsuio. iho impact of tho wheels ngninst tho stone curb on tho sidownlk broke both bhnftB shoit oil'. Tho nniuinl bccimio be wildered whon inside the oflico and was soon secured nnd led out. No one was hurt in tho nll'nir, which ended luckily for all con cerned except Paul Isonborg,whoso phaeton will havo to go to the shop for repairs. Ah Sun,whoso cnrolessness wns tho cat8o of tho runaway, was ar rested by Inspector Sam Mncy nnd charged with heedless driv ing. , i.'nii:u two ri,A;s. CniirnrCn. II'h nrumn 'cxt (tiilurdny I'.V.'llillS. ltobort Scott, nn experienced American thespinn, haB brought tho rehenrsnis of Co. B's dramatic entertainment up to n point thnt justifies him in placing it on tho boards next Snturday evening. For refreshing tho memories of our readers, tho cast of the play " Under Two Flags "which ap peared sovoral weoks ago in this papor, is hero reprinted: Bertie Cecil, of tho First Lifo Guards, aftorwards known as Corp. Victor Ohas, D.AVilson. Borkelay Cooil, hh brother. . . . ., Chaa. Ramsey. Lord Itookinghnm, known as tho Sorapln 0. Tracy Bake, an Irish Knight of the Pigskin Robt. Scott Colonel Chntonuroy, known as tho Black Hawk. . . . A.L. Morris Bon Davis, a AVolohor.A.L. Morris Baroni, a Jewish money lendor R.AVestoby Capt. Loroux, of the Chasseurs AV.Bolstor PetitPicpon, 'of tho Chasseurs F. Angus Pierro Mntou, of tho Chasseurs Honry Giles Corporal of tho Chasseurs AV. H. Storey Guard II. T. Waity Cigarette, tho Friend of the Flag Mrs. Ohas. D. AVilson Vonotin, Lord Rockingham's sister, aftorwards Prinooss Corona Miss M. Lagos Lady Guinevere . . . MrB. Lawreneo Nora McSlmno, A'ontin'o maid .'Mrs. Gonznlos Little Vonetia. . . .Nina Gonzales Arab Girl , .Mrs. Lnwronco 1 tii 'M i