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THE EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, H. 1., DECEMBER 13, 1898.
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ElS'JL.BlLiISSgBP I860.
The Germania Life Insurance Co.
Of NEW YORK.
ASSETS $23,723,677. 1 3
Legal Reserve to Policy Holders 20,866,008.00
Surplus to Policy Holders., 2,571,595.95
Paid to Policy Holders since i860 38,331,242.67
Claims by death paid to Beneficiary Policy Holders 20,846,623.84
Matured Endowments paid to Policy Holders 5,524,720.07
Life Annuities paid to Policy Holders 327,474 . 70
Dividends and Surrenders paid to Policy Holders 11,632,424.06
TI10 Oennanla ls.suos nil llio latost ami most liberal forms of Llfo, Instal
snont, Incoino Dlvldond, ICndowmonl or Itond Policies.
EMMETT MAY,
Stlporlntondont of Agencies.
3029 210 Kine street. Honolulu.
TTi Pftrrlft!' Rpipi-ii
For Sale
PEACOCK
c , W. C.
Telephone 92. P. O. Box 146
H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,
. . ..IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN....
Groceries, Provisions and Feed
? Nmw poods recelvpil by every paoket from Iho Rtates nnd Europe.
IHESE CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER.
All onlom fxlMifully attemleil to, and (roods dnllverod
TO ANY lART OF THE CTY FREE.
Qonoral Agents for tho Sanitarium Brand of Health Foods.
Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed,
East Corner Fort and King Sts.
H. H. WILLIAMS,
xjj
8 E
mbalmm g
LOVE BUILDING, 531
Isidcnco 777
Hotels and Restaurants.
Beaver - Lunch
ROOMS.
H. J. NOLTE, Proprietor
The Best Lunch in Town
Tea. and Goffifeo
at all nouns.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF
Cigars and Tobacco
ALWATB ON HAND.
ExperieacQd Caterer.
J. W. CHAPMAN
.Aunouncos to tho public that ho Is now
opon for ongagoments to talco chargo of
.Banquots, Balls, Dinners and Gardon
A Turtles, Socials, etc.
Address caro Union Kxpross Company
Eead This!
AT THE EAGLE HOUSE
X'urnlxhod Itooins, well kept, can w
had for 82, $2.50 and $3 por
weok, and Moala,
AT THE QUEEN HOTEL,
At $4.fi0, $5 and $0 per wook.
Go, See, Try and Satisfy
Yourself !
Dewey Bestaurant.
A First-class Rosort In overy respect,
TThe inwt 25-cont inoal to bo had.
ICE CREAM 15 CENTS A PLATE.
LOOK nor & CO.,
1008 Tlarotanla and Fort streets.
ZESepsiixian.g'
jSTPorsons attondlng tho Orphoum
can loavo tholr bicycles with mo without
cost.
OHAS. HEINEMANN,
I .Opon nights. 724 Fort street.
ytsTtiiftrrtiattWifa
" '-"Sspi
toy
& CO.,
Ltd.
a Spec laity.
- 53G FORT ST. TEL.
Fort St. Tel. 810.
81G.
Hotels and Restaurants.
&3as4
Half Way Between Honolulu
and the Great Scenic
Attraction !
Accommodations for Man and Beast I
In the Most Picturesque
Spot in Nuunnu Valley. . . .
LIGHT WINES AND BEER
Served, excepting Sundays.
A. F, FRANCA, - Proprietor.
1080
tztvox-iI
Seaside Resort
(LATE SARATOGA)
"W a. i 1c i 1c i .
OARL KLEMME, PnorniETon
..Tho meat delightful Hpntlll
tho Inlands. Extensive Improvements
being made for tho entertainment of
the public. Cottages for rent. Bowling
Alley and CoHeo Garden.
A Flood of Electrlo LI lit!
FinoBca Bathing!
Rooms by the day, wcok or month.
Telephone 889. 1013
Excelsior Dining Saloon
333 NUUANU ST.,
NEAR HOTEL ST.
CHAS. LINP, Prop'r.
First-class meals, under tho supervis
ion of a white man, sorved from 6 a. m.
to 8 p. m. MEALS TWENTY-FIVE Cts.
Postomco Box 112.
And Ice Cream Parlors.
E. POPPLETON. M'o'lt. '
Thlrf Is a modern up-to-date American
rostaurant. Excoltont moala for 25 cents.
No. 689 FORT STREET.
Homo Bakv Rostauranl
,te ;-,hllJA,YAi.fr........,,. iMitML..
We Know
By Experience
Wise men uso the ezpcrlonco of others
and mako it their own.
Thoso who havo taken Hood's Sarsapa
rllla aro the ones who are competent to
speak of Its merits.
Tho testimonials of cures by Hood's
constitute a vast mass of testimony which
proves tho power of this mcdlctno to euro
a great variety of diseases.
Thcso cures often Bcem marvelous, yet
they aro perfectly natural and are easily
explained. They aro tho necessary result
of purifying and enriching tho blood.
"I have been troubled with scrofula all
my life, and It effected my eyes so that I
was obliged to remain in a dark room. I
began taking Hood's Sarsapartlla. Now
my eyes aro so strong that the light never
troubles mo, and my health is good."
Mrs. CAnmn Wkekb, Lompoc, Cal.
Hood's
Sarsa
parilla IsthoOnoTruoIUood Purifier. Price fl.
Hnnrl'c Plllc to take, easy to buy,
uuuu s 1-111& casy to operate. 25c.
Real Estate.
PorSale.
A
REAL
ESTATE
BARGAIN.
1. A lino Hosldoneo Lot situated on
King Ktroet, Honolulu, iioxt to Mr. Alex
ander Young's residence, being tho
promises of Mr. Kato L. Vlila, It has
afroutngu on King utrcot of 2nr foot:
dopth 300 footj Young stroet 205 feet.
It has three cottage with II largo rooms
and 0 dressing rooms. Main houso has
0 largo rooms, 5 elnsots and kltchou.
Tho place Is supplied with wntor from
an artosluu woll on tho premiss.
2. Four lots, 60x100, on King stroot,
Kallht.
3. Olio Lot, Kallhl, opposlto Ooorgo
Markhain's place, Jf of an aero.
4. Ono and ono-tonth acre at Mol
llllil. 6. Houo Lot, Queen street.
0. Houso Lot nnd Houses at Apllii, tho
estato of Mrs. John I). Holt, Jr.
o'kpioi:: Corner of Ximanu nnd
Queen, upsUdrs.
For furthor particulars apply to
J. L. KAULUKOU,
A Few
Bargains
House Lot on Kalll street, at Kallhl.
I loox too.
nuuwMij iii ai mum; 400x100.
, Price Sj.joo.
House anj Lot on Younj itreet; 75x1 J5.
$5,000.
Lot at Kamolllllll. about H acre.
Lot on Prospect itreet, tsxiij.
Three Lots opposite Mck'ee Island,
next to MicdonelJ's.
I'our Lots Kapahulu Tract. S lie so
,ioo each.
M. K, KEOHOKALOLE and
L. K, M'GREW,
15 Kaaiiumanu St.
WHITE LABOR LAUNDRY
Your work solicited, nnd tint fluent
class of sorvlco AT ItEASOXAHLE
PRICES GUARANTEED.
Holy Wliite Labor Employed
All Flannels and Silks washetl by
liuiitl. Ordinary Mending, and Hut
tons Sewed On.
The Honolulu
STEAM LAUNDRY
COMPANY, Limited
KaTTelciihono
683, and
leave your
ordure.
100s
HONOLULU UNDERTAKING CO,
ED. A. WILLIAMS, F. D.,
MANAOER,
EMBALMING
A specialty.
Office and Parlors
6144616 FortSt., near Hotel.
Telephone 179.
lUvratlan Flairs.
Thr I, X. L., corner Nnunnn
and King atmotfl, has Hawaiinn
Flapa at 60., lOo., 25o., 50o. and
75 cte.
THE ARGUMENT IS CLOSED.
Continued from Pago I.
fyiug and oauceliug all roturu por
mils iaaued prnvious to tbo pa3
Hni;o of tbo statute. In conolu-,
hioDj coun&ol contended that, nd
raittiDg that Collector Gouotal
McSlocker wns, under tho direc
tion of Proeidout McKinloy, fully
autjiorized to tuhninistor the
Ohincso oxclusion laws of
tho Unitod Stntoa, and
admitting that Mr. Brown was not
morply an advisory agent of tbo
Unitod States Treasury Depart
ment, but an able-bodied and
fully-equipped official of tbo
United States Government to pres
ent Gbjnoso immigration into
tbeso islands admitting thoso
things tho Court, acting upon the
principles established iu tho
United States decisions cited,
should find that tbeso petitioners
woro being unlawfully restroioed
of their liberty in the rofusid to
allow thorn to land in tbeso isl
ands. Attorney Gonernl Smith rpfor
red briofly to tho documonts filed.
Facts must bo rospected, ho said
iu bis opening romarka. Tho
groat fact in this caso was tbo ex
istence of a hiphor pnwor than tbo
Hawaiian Government in those
islauds. Thero could only bo ouo
Nulioual Govornmeut. Tbo Now
lauds resolution did not deal with
Obineeo immigration in gonpral
terms as had been coutndcd.
Nothing could bo moro explicit or
unambiguous than tho resolution
wboro it dealt with that subject.
Hawaiian citizens bad tbo right of
suffrage undor Hawaiian laws and
stated conditions, but tho United
Statos Congress was not bound to
recognize that right with tbo spe
cific provisions and condition of
tho votiug frauchiso unchanged.
Tbo suffrngo for the territory of
Hawaii had yot to bo dealt with by
Congress, but tho resolution of
annexation directly legislated
tbo Hawaiian Islaud under tbo
Cbinesn exclusion laws of tho
United States. Itaturn permits
issuod by tho Hawaiian Govern
ment did not coustiluto a vested
right. Annexation bad been tbo
leading quostion in thi-so islands
for four years beforo tho ovout, co
that thero had boon amnio notico
of the Chinese exclusion luwa of
the United Statos. Suppose tbo
United Statos had a law that no
Spaniard should be allowed to ou
ter its territory, aud a Spauiard
who had lived bore beforo annexa
tion tried to pain admission to tho
islands ? Tho Attorney General
argued that he and tbo Collector
General, and olhor officials of tbo
Hawaiian Government held their
officeB under and by authority of tho
Government of tho United Stains.
Thoy wero renuired to do with tho
laws of tho United States as woll
as Uioso of tbo Republic of Ha
waii. Supposo treason wero at
tompted or committed onanist the
United States, would auyouo at
tompt to say that, because thero
was no United states marshal or
court boro, tbo local authorities
should not bo required to tako no
tion ? Tho Attorney General
claimed that the only question was
wnctuer tnu Ulnnopo exclusion
laws of tho Unitod States woro
now in forco iu these islands. If
thoso laws wero in forco, the deci
sion of the officials charged with
their execution would bo dual in
all casos that micht arise under
thoso laws.
Mr. Silliman replied to tho At
torney General's claim that tho
annexation resolution had tho
Mcouo of fundamental law. Who
ovor beard of a fundamental law
that executed itsolf ?
Mr. Itobortnon replied ou otbor
points. Thero aro euroly nothing
no Mictou in nola of tho United
Stutes Coogress beforo tho annex
ation rodolutiou that thoy could
not bo construed by tho courts
boro wbonover tlny camo up Tho
Attorney Genoral ovnded tbo point
of the csbo cited by tbo spoikor.
It was adduced hecau"a it wns so
very aualogous to tho caso of tho
petitioner. Even if tho Court
found that thf exclusion hws had
been extended to tbo Hawaiian
Islands, tho matter of construction
still remained. These petitioners
woro in a woreo box boro, under
tbo Unitod StntOB laws, then if
they tried to enter at Snn Francis
co, beciueo thoy did not bavo tbo
avenues of appeal on points of
law open to thorn.
The Attorney Genoral made
furthor remarks, starting a trian
gular converruiion betweon tho
Court, Mr Roborton and himBolf.
clearing up tho points at issuo.
At -1:10 tbo Chief Justice took
tho mattor under advisoraont.
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Real Estate and Insurance,
Wt AuA-Aji.ryt-A.Mu
LIFK and IPIRB
iur;m(1e a.
AGENTS FOR ..
New England mutual Life In
surance Co. of Boston.
iETNA Fire Insurance Company
of Hartford.
Boardman & Masuda
Business Agenoy.
Houses for Rent.
Real Estate Agents.
Brokers iu Japanese Goods.
Employment Agents.
Collections Mado.
Legal and other documents trans
lated Into any language.
Agents for Japan Emigration Company,
JAPANESE LABORERS:
U. $. dnoig Hoitfe Mtty.
Room No. 1, Spreckels Block. Tele
phone 017.
Btucs Waring & Co.
Lands for Sale.
Money to Loan on Mortgages.
We aro Agents for
Svea Fire Insurance Co. of Gothenburg
AND
American Fire Insurance Co. of Phila.
PROGRESS BLOCK.
Rooms 7 an 8. Telephone 678.
David Dayton,
Real Estate Broker.
209, Merchant Street.
FOIt SALE.
12 Chinese Granite Hitching FoitUt$6
each.
One Becond-liand Buggy, nearly
new, Iu good order.
TO LET.
Houso at No. 35 School ntreet.
W. C. ACHI & CO.,
Brokers & Dealers
I.
REAL ESTATE
CW Wo will liny or tioll Heal Estate in
ill parts of tho groan.
EF Wo will Boll Properties on Reason
iblo Commissions;
3FFICE. 10 West King Street
HZTLLHRr E ,BRDWN
Stnck
BrDker '
MBmbBr nf thB Hnnalulu
Stack Exchange.
idHDP & CO.'S DANK BUILDING,
MERCHANT STREET.
son
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT,
General Manager ot
rhe Equitable Life Assurance Societj
Ot the United States (or the Hawaiian
Islands.
On'ow! Merchant street, Honolulu 1
JAS. F. MORGAN,
0CTIONEEH AND STOCK BROKXB
Mo. 45 Queen Street.
Expert Appruisemont of Beal
stato and Furniture.
A. ,T. CAMPBELL,
Stock and Bond Broker.
Member of the Honolulu Slock Caching.
Offlco Quoon stroot, nppoxlto Union
Feed Company.
Telephone 106. P.O. Do )?). 1044
DONNELLY & ROSS,
Expert Accountants and 0
9 Searchers of Titles.
Cdbtom HorsE BnoKEits.
Room No. 5 HpreakolR Building,
Honolulu, II. I.
L. C. ABLE3,
Roal Estate and ?inanoial
Agont.
315 "FORT HTRKBT.
..a.,. ,.?& ..rt.AA'.. . .-. j..c..:ul ifcwt.k..&dtA,
Real Estate and Insurance,
W.H.SMITH
Beal Estate an! Collection
VCETVOY.
OFFICE, 532 FORT STREET,
J. S. WALKER,.
OEifxniL Aobmt ron IUwimn Islands,
Itoyal Inonranoe Company.
Alliance Ansa ranee Company.
Alliance Marine and Gouoral Assaranoe
Company.
I'lii'lllc Muluul Life Insurance Com
pany of California.
Wllhelma oi Madgetmrg Insnrsnce Com
pan;.
Hcottliih Union and National Insurance)
Company,
Koom 12 Spreckels Block, Honolulu, It. 1,
Real Estate Transactions'.
Babacriboni are (arnUhed with from tire
to nix IIhU per wtxik, IvIur un acoarate
reoord of all deedit.morlRHpes, leases, re
Ioam3h, lowers ol attornoy, etc., etc., which
are plaoed on record.
Subscription 1'rice, $2.0U per Month.
A. V. GEAR,
210Kint;Ht. Ilonolnhi.
MORRIS K. KEOHOKALOLE
LOUIS K. M'GREW
OKFICIi No. 15 Knnliunmnii street,
Honolulu. Formerly A. Ito-u'.s ollloo.
United States C'liotnin IIoH'O llrokors
Aeeoitlltaiits, Scarcliorn of Titles nnd
Genoral IIiihihoks AgcntH.
Telopli(ino B!l '2L
JAS. V. JIOHOAN,
Member of Honolulu Stock Exchange.
Queen street.
Telephone 72.
P. O. Bo 594.
WM. A.. LOVE.
BROKER.
STOCKH, llONIlrt ani Oriinu Skcuuitikb,
Loans NeRotlated. ltcal Kttato.
HoNoi.ii.vr, II. I.
Musical Instruction, etc.
GracftRidianlsWootlward
Announces tlio opening of her
vliiHseM in
VOICE BUILDING,
INTERPRETATION . . .
And the Higher Brunches of Vocal Art
AppoIntmvntH mude ly mull, box
308, or by telephone, 110. 1010
PROF. FRANK W. JACOBS.
Cultivation of the Voice
.AND.,
Artistic Singing.
.ITALIAN MKTHOD.
Studio: Alakoa Houso.
Telephone 802.
1022
W. A. Eames
TEACHER
OP
.duitat1 Bnd fijaqdolin
Studio Y. M. C. A. RulldlliK, Room 2
Rruucli Studio Alakoa Houso,
Alnkua Street.
Guitars Made.
My Quitnrs nro nolod for (ho purity
of Ihfir tono.
Onltars, Mandolins, Violins, otc, Icopaired.
A. DIAS,
069 llo'l street, ntfojlle the Arlington.
Jewelers.
a, DIETZ,
Practical Walchmakir
417 NUUANU ST.
Reptlrt tine compllcilej Witches, Clocks. Music
Boxes and Jewelry.
All work KutrtnteeJ. Thlrty-rlveyeers opettence.
LATEST STYLES JEWEUY
By lost steamer from the Coast.
THE REGULAR THING
At my store, whero the
BEST CUSTOM WORK
la done repairing and now work
both. I'lns, rings, bracelets, watch
making, etc.
H. G. RIART 404 J. Port St.
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