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THE EVENING BD1LETLN: HONOLULU, H. 1., FEBRUARY 10, 185)9.
Evening Bulletin,
Pub'lihed Every Dty, except SunJay, t ito King
Mint, Honolulu, H. I., bv the
BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
W. R. FAKRINC.TON KJIIrr
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FRIDAY, FED. 10, 1899.
Ami Hie Ooveroint-nt's Sotmtor
inl cnmlidiitp lio still lnvs low.
Thr record trip of llio cnuVr
Buffalo to Mnuihi puts nnotlur
ffiitlior in the enp Uaelt1 SinnV
Navy.
Talking machines of Aguinnldo
A- Co. cniitinnes in good c nditiin,
othrvisn the Hituntiun iu t h
Philippinos is quiet.
Tho news that tlio First Califor
nia rpgimont will return from
Manila in tho Scanclia will be
welcomed in many homes on the
1'ncifio Coast ami in not u lew in
Hawaii.
Failure of grocorH attempts to
call a halt in the war of nugar ro
finors iuilicatrR that the fight in a
duel to tho death. As sugar is
choaper in cousetitionce, the peo
ple are not worrying about the recalls.
C. C. Moreno writes tho Bulle
tin that the missionaries have
plenty of monoy for IIih "scheine
of tho crown lauds." If money is
Bout him, Merono says he can save
tho lands to the rightful hoirw
The check will bo fowarded ou
tho "nest stenmcr."
fortunate Every effoit will be
made to prtvent au extra
aes'inn of Congress and tho last
twenty divs of tho present Con
gress will.bn taken up with ap
propriation bills, the Nicaragua
Canal ami the measures i elating
to the army aud navy.The mtilicH.
tton of tho treaty aud ouactmout of
these bills will leave the adminis
tration with sullioient funds and
power to handle the fiew condi
tions brought about by tho war.
Hawaii will romaiu in its pres
ent anomalous condition for n
year moro any way. Should
American shipping and tarilT laws
bo extendod at this kobsi'ou
tho interesting question will arise
as to the mannor in which Hawaii
will make up for tho loss of in
come which tho taking over of tho
custom house by tho United States
will bring to tho front. It is in
connection with tlicso points that
a special session of the local legis
lature becomes possible if not
probable.
Tho pooplo of tho territory may
consider that they have gained a
point if thoso tariff and shipping
bills are passoil, since it clinches
Hawaii's position in the Union
and forestalls any colonial "spe
cialties" as regards futuro legisla
tion. Tho now work that may be
forced upon tho local legislature
has got o come some time and tho
sooner it is finisho 1 tho bettor.
NEW CHURCH DEDICATION
Tho latest attempt of a, paper
short for news to muko up an ill
will epiaodo between American
and Germans was very promptly
nipped in tho bud by Captain
Barker. If iu no other way, the
Gormaus are showing their good
will by not allowing those faket
to auger thorn into action.
Gen. Shaftor fools badly bocausf
he says that ho got no credit for
rescuing ilobson and his men
from a Spanish prison. From the
general tonor of his reraaiks one
might think it wasn't hts duty to
got any American tint of a Span
ish prison unless tho man hap
pened to bolonp; to tiis command.
The dedication of tho new Cath
olic church at Marquesvillo (Pu
nahou) will tako placo next Sun
day, February 12, at Hi a. m.
Tho program is as follows: 9:30
a. in. procession from Berotauia
streot to tho church with baud and
choir.
10 a. ra. Dedication of the
church by His Lordship.
10:30 a. m. Hich mass. A
collection will bo made during tho
service for tho Bupport of tu
church.
12 A lunch will bo served to
tho contributors of tho church.
Tho Portuguese band will play
at tho procession, boforo uinsB at
tho middle and at tho end of tho
mass.
The choir will sing at mass tbo
Misses Salter accompanying, one
on tho organ aud tho other on
violin. TuubMiid will also play dur
ing tin- lunch, Mr. Salter assisted
by Mrs. Murphy and tho MiaseB
McLean will ntteud to tho tablo.
It is said that tho peace treaty
can bo ratified if tho resolution is
passed providing that "the ratifi
cation of tho ponding treaty with
Spain shall iu no uiso dotermim
tho policy to be pursued by the
United Stttes iu regard to tho
PhilippiueH, nor shall it commit
this Government to a colonial
policy, nor is it intondod to em
barrass the establishment of a
Btablo, independent government
by the poople of thoso inland
whouover conditions make such
procoeding hopoful of successful
and desirable results," If tliih
means any thing except n Btat".
mout of tho present position that
meaning has yot to bo found obi.
It is an example, however, of how
important affairs of Stnto Bre
sometimes turnod by tho declara
tion of a fow words that practical
ly amount to nothing.
CAMKOHMA'S Ni:.VTOUSllII
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATION.
Provious nssurauco that Con
gross would not tako action on the
Hawaiian hill at this eo9siou is
now doubly Buro. Tho reasonably
positive prodpoat thut the Senate
will ratify tho peaao treaty is wel
come news in itn relation In tin
sottlnraeut of a prat national
question, but so far as Hawaii is
selfishly concerned, it is rather un-
Sncraraento, Fobruary 1. Two
ballota wore tttkeu for United
Slates Senator today, with practio
ally no ohango in tho relative
position of tun loaders. JLne bal
lots wero tbirty-oighth and thirty
ninth of tho session. Tho lowest
uumbor of votes for tho session
wore cast on tho thirty-ninth bal
lot, ninety-six. Tho thirty-oightb
ballot resulted as follows:
Grant 22
Burns 19
Bulla 13
BartiOH 10
Scott 2
Bard 2
Eaten 1
Folton I
Wl.ito(D) 21
Rosonfeld (D) 2
Do Vries(D) 1
Total 97
Tho thirty-ninth ballott was tho
samo excopt that Grant had twen
ty-ono votes, Radcliff refraining
from voting to correct tho orrono-
ons pamup; of it Jiurns man.
Vint CullfornU to Itt-lurn.
Washington, Jan. 25. Orders
wero issuod to Major General Otis
today by tho War Dopartmont that
the volunteer regimonts of his
forco shall bo sent back to tho
United States in the order in
which they roocived their details.
In the cases of tho reaiments
abroad, au order which will send
tho First California homo as soon
as tho Scaudia arrives aud sends
her troops nshoro and is fitted for
the home trip, was issued. Other
regimouts which are now in tho
Philippines will bo sent homo
when the transports which are to
leavo for tho Orient from Now
York with regulars roaoh Manila.
With this tho Californians had to
be content.
tUI'l'llKS KOH HHWISV.
Nii)ily Hlilp S"lnco I.onvva New York
for Manim.
New York, Feb. 2. Tho United
States supply ship Solaco sailed
today for Manila, having on board
seven army officers, fifteen ci.dets
from Auuapolis and a large cargo
of supplies for Admiral Dowoy,
and tho army.
Among tho supplies aro a largo
amount of ammunitions of nil
kinds, two 10 inch rifles, twenty
fivo 5-inch rapid-firo guns, two
ensoa of torpedo heads, dynamite,
powder, machinery, refrigerating
nutl condensing machine, oO'J live
hheep, six milch cows, 200 barrels
of Hour, uniforms and material for
clothing. Tho Solaco will touch
at Norlolk, Va., for ammunition
for Dowey'B fleet.
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OCUANIO I.INE IMPUOVU.tlP.NTH.
San Francisco, Feb. 1. Tho an
nouncomont that a numbor of
steamship lines will compto for
tho busiuoss'of tho Oceauic line
bet wood hero and Australia aud
Honolulu, has aroused tho stock
holders of the local corporation to
action. As has been before stated
iu thoso columns, tho Oceauic
Company intends to increase itn
fleet by throo new, or chartered
veesols, and it is now the intention
to nlso remodol tho steamers Ala
meda and MariposB. Tho work
will bo done at tho Risdon Iron
Works. Tho vcssols will bo ruiuip
pnd with now eugiues ami boiluis,
tripple expansion system.
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IIICYCU: MADDLIS CO.MUl.Mi.
Elyria, Ohio, Feb. 2. It is
learned from a reliablo source
that tho bicyclo saddle consolida
tion is now an accomplished fact.
Tho headquarters of tho now con
cern will bo nt Cleveland with A.
L. Garfnrd as general managor
Tho corporation will bo incorpor
ated under tho laws of Went Vir
ginia this week with a capital of
82,000,000.
In flit, Pnllco Court.
Thore was an Interpsiug caso in
the Polico Court this forenoon.
J. D. Dotley, an Oregon blue
jacket, was arrested yesterday by
Doputy Marshal Ulnllingworlli ou
complaint of Ah Kai, a Chinese
restauraut keeper who alleged
that tho bluejacket failed to pay
him for a meal and theu knocked
him down because he asked him
for the money.
He pointed out Dorley, who was
arrested on tho spot. Dorley and
his friends said the right man had
gotten away. This morning, Fen
uoesy, the right man, testified in
tho case and Dorley wa9 discharg
ed. As FonnoBsy wai going down
tho stops from the Polico Court,
ho wns arrested by Deputy Mar
shal Chillingworth. Upon being
taken boforo Judge Wilcox, he
plead guilty and was fined $1 and
costs.
Strangers consult The Bulletin's
advertising columns
SPECIAL FRIGES
.ON.
A LARGE INVOICE
OF
AMMUNITION
Winchester 44 Carbines.
Winchester 45-70 Sporting Rifle.
Winchester Magazine Shot Guns.
Rice Bird Guns.
Single and Double-Barrel Shot
Guns.
Smith & Wesson Revolvers.
Colts Revolvers.
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FORSALEONMONDAY
AND FOLLOWING DAYS:
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The Whole
Of Our Stock of
White and
CoIopedzz
EMBROIDERIES
At Greatly Reduced Prices! ,
SALE WILL
COMMENCE ON
MONDAY MORNING !
A small assortment of New Shirt Waists
will be placed on sale !
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FEBJ4TH !
ST. VALENTINE'S DAY!
The Golden Rule Bazaar received by the
last steamer a NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
LINE of
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which are now on display In their win
dows, 3 1 6 Fort street. Al I those Interested
are Invited to call and inspect the line.
"NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS."
TtlE
GoldenMeBazaar
is the best place In the city to buy STA
TIONERY FOR FOREIGN CORRE
SPONDENCE. YOU SAVE 25 TO
40 PER CENT!
316 FORT ST.
Guitars Made.
My Guitars nro noted for tho purity
or. tueir tono.
Qultare, Mandolins, Violins, etc., Repaired
A. DIAS,
oU) Hotel itrett, opposite the Arlington,
P. N. OTREMBA,
Wood Carving and Polishing.
Lessons Given In
Fancy Wood Carving.
TORT STREET. HONOLULU. II. I
jnJ floor Honolulu runingMill. mi
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Alaclilnes Sold on Installments. Renting and Repairing.
Parts and Needles for All Machines.
L. F. PRESCOTT,
AGENT TOR
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
LOCK AND CHAIN STITCH COMBINED.
m FORT, NEAR HOTEL STREET, - - HONOLULU, II. I.
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The "Anamba"
Brought Us,
Among
Other Goods :
64 crates and 18 casks of CROCK
ERY and CHINA WARE, containing a
new supply of our well-known
...Trilby Ware,..
In BLUE, FADE GREEN and RUSSET
BROWN colors, with our new 1899 pat
tern called LYTTON.
Also a fine line of WHITE SEMI
PORCELAIN, and Including a complete
stock of IRON STONE for HOTEL
and RESTAURANT trade.
We are also displaying the "Red Poppy"
In French China, which is very neat In
appearance, reasonable In price, and Is sold
in quantities to suit the purchaser.
W.W.Dimond&Co.,
LTM1TED.
Von Holt Block, King Btreet.
THE.,
ware
Fort Street.
U a splendidly equipped establishment. It has cour
teous drivers, fine horses, and rubber-tlresd,
voluptuous vehicles.
Rlnr up Telephone 32
MANUEL NUNES,
Manufacturer of
Guitars, Ukuleles,
TAKO l'ATOII riDDLKS.
Workmanship and Material Guaranteed. Repalrlne
a Specialty.
1130 :; No. 210K KING ST.
86TSoIe Agents, Hawaiian Islands, for
"Jewel" Stoves, Gumey Cleanable Re
frlgerators, Primus Oil Stoves.
CITY REPAIR SHOP
115 Bethel St., opp. Castle & Cooke
TELEPHONE ion.
Strictly new 1898 Cleveland Dlcycles for Rent,
Repairing promptly and thoroughly attended to.
All work guaranteed.
E. JONES,
iiH-6m R. CLAUK.
Practical Horseshoer,
J. A. MORGAN
Has Removed to
JOHN A. NUN123', 127 QUKUN Streot,
Near Richard street
What's
The Use : :
of paying big prices for out-of-date
dothlhg, hats and furnishings, when
you can buy new and stylish goods
for less money? Ours is all new
and up-to-date stock, bought at the
lowest cash prices ever known, and
not an article In the store has been
there more than one season. 1
Conic 11 ml Compm'e "1
Our men's suits with those thlit
others are asking more for, and you
will appreciate what we are selling
you. ,
Come tintl Compare A
Oursplendld line of hats, underweaV,
boys' and children's suits, gloves,
sweaters, shirts, collars, with any
thing shown you, and you will say
our styles are up-to-date and prices
the lowest named by any first-class
house In the city. '
"The Kasii,"
9 Hotel Street : : WaVCflcy BlOCk
Agontfl for Dr. Doimol's Linen-Mesh
Underwear.' Roivl for Catalogue.
We Make Shirts to Order.
Tolophono No 070.
TAKAKI
Contractors
& CO.,
Builders,
J UUIIUUIUJ
And HOUSE PAINTERS. -V
Honolulu, H.I.
115M Nuuanu street,
1132
VING OHAN,
FURNITURE DEALKH,
400 Nuimiui Street.
Clmlrs of all kinds, Mutll'ni,',
Cigars, Silk find Chinese Tons. a I SO
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