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'jWW5 '".."'SPU " rpaw? 7 . - fr .f4mrm)Hfygf $! jmuj. "H" TT TT "W rr "f"l" Keeping Constantly At It Is What Brings the Business. H-H'-H-H- I The Bulletin Keeps Constantly in the Pathway of American Progress : : : Evening Bulletin i The Bulletin Constantly Gives The Latest NEWS : : : : -The Bulletin Brings News and Business to Its Patrons. I t 1 9 - i ) lia- M It 1 M -. 1 - "1 Vol. VI. No. 1184. IN THE SUGAR STOCK POOL Niulii Sngor Gompny,Limited, will be capitHlizd for $2,000,000. Of Ibis amount $1,000,000 is the pui chose prico of Niulii planta tion. A working capital of about SSOO.UOO will be left with which to purchaso adjacent sugar lands and improve the plantation. The sugar crops will pass into the treasury of the corporation. The shares will bo of the par valuo of twenty ilollttrs. Edward Pollitz, tbn Sun Fran cisco broker, embarked for homo in tbo steamer Muripoia hit night. Ho carriod uwny au option for 3713 Bbnros of tbn "Wailuku Hunar Co. etoik, which in more tbtiU i'OI) of u majority. Tbo prico is $410 a share. O. Brewer & Co. aro tbo givers of tbe option, which is conditioned oa that corporation retaining the igoucy of tbo plantation for eight years. Should tbo transaction result in a sale, tbo way will be pavod for au amalgamation of Woiluku, Spreokelsvillo, Faia and Haiku plantations. Niulii was over-subscribed by closing timo last night. Those who havo applied for small amounts eioce will only bavo a obanco at any shares that may bo defaulted at timo of iosuing the shares. Marshal Brown has been going after dealers in stocks without license. The completo list of licuspd broker, op till 11 a. m. today, is here Riven: Tbo Really Syndicate, S M Dodge, manager; Harry Armilngo, V E BrowD, Jan F Moruau, Hawaiian Taint and Investment Go, Ltd, Win A Lovo, BOA Potenon, Gear, Linring & Co, A J Cainpb-ll, L 0 AMo, J H Salinaek, Geo H Paris, Henry Wa'eihoii'o & Co, Ballon tine & EMkin, J Q Wrod, Lewis & Co, Frank Utistiice, Wra Savidgo, "W E Bivpue, .Too An drnde, Chos Phillips, Fred W "West, Bumette & O ., E R Bivon twenty four. Groceries Staple and Fancy. Crockery Everything mental. Hardware Household necessities a spe cialty with us. You'll find them best and cheapest, quality consid ered, at WATERHOUSE'S BIG Department Store, WAVERLEY BLOCK, BETHEL STIIEET Established 1851 Leaders 1800 GROWN LANDS SEIZURE NIT General Compton was asked, as a matter of form, if bo Lad seen tbe San Francisco Call articlo stating that bis errand to Hono lulu was tbo snizuro of tbo crown lands for tbo United States Gov crument. "That story was manufactured in the seventh heaven of tho Call building," the General nusworod, his face wreathod with smiles of amusement. General Compton, in answer to a question as to bis actual busi ness hero stated in tlio Bulletin tbo doy he arrivpd, stated that ho was only just beginning hio quest of a sito for tho Military Post of Hawaii. Major Lnngfitt accompaniod Gouornl Comploo on a visit to the Exocutivo building this morning in connection with that businoes. COLUMBIA IN GOOD SHAPE. The City of Columbia will sail for Hongkong in about three weeks. Captain Walker, who negotiatod tbe sale, will bo in com mand. Ho slated this morning that tbore was nothing tbo matter with tbo City of Columbia outside of a small leak astern whiob has been located and will soon be re paired. Captain Walker has made a survey of tho ship himself and atatos that ho will trust to that rather than to surveys made bv others. k Knllhl Harbor Bcelnntno. -. - l i iic prumoicrs oi mc Nauru iwruur siueme nave a sinn oi men i enfiaRed, unJer an expert, In boring b the reef on the route of the pro- n i posed canal from Honolulu harbor to the Kallhl basin. The obiect Is to procure data for estimates on the cost of the undertaking. The Peerlpss Preserving Paint is a penetrating paint. &f"i&?"2iw m&?&? useful and orna &?i&?&7 HONOLULU, H. I., SATURDAY, APKIL 1, 189D. NAYY RESERYE PROPOSALS Captain J. W. Pratt Makes a Move on Ills Own Account. He Has No Idea or Supplanting Mr. HcStocker In Leadership -The Business as Free as Military Recruiting. Mnro than one proposition has cono forward to Washington, looking to tbe organization of a tmvnl rocervo forco in tho Hawai ian I-lands. Collector Genoral P. B. Mc Blocker's action in the matter bus boon 83en to havo wou an encnur aging repponse. Ho, it will be remembered, coraranuicaloil with Secrotnrv Loner thrnimti .Tna Tt Castle, a family connection of tho Secretary of tho Navy. Mr. MoStockor interest in tbo matter dons rmf nul explanation to those who know mm sb ouiot. captain of tho Citi zens1 Quard. He is au orcanizor from his yonth. Cantain J. W. Prntt. nf Pri. Dole's staff, it would aluo apppar acted in tbe matter. Having been BDoken to on tho mihWt Iw mam. porsons, Captain Pratt, without knowing that Mr. MtStooker's in terest bad taken tho autivo form it had done. alco forwarded n nnm munication, throngh Consul Gen eral Haywood, to tho N-wv Dn- Dartment. Ho nitkpd fnr inf.r. no tion ou tbo proceduro roquired for forming a unvl ro3orvo in Ha waii. His letter was dated evenly with tho dimmtnli frnm Wnulu'..... ton referring to Jlr. McStocker's propo-uton. In tlio con ran nf nnnvnrcuC.r. Ouptaiu Pratt snul no politic should be allowed to enter the Hehftiio in nny shape Neither should previous oolitic ln n yarded iu tho process of toleo tion. Csptain Pratt bad no idea nf cutiiui; in ahoid of Mr. Mo Stnoker in tbo laudable rnoveraont. LllS notion was sunnlv llin mil. oome of conferences with frioud of tho idea. Ho constdeted that it woul I be an honor to bo asso ciated with Bucceshful ondinvor for tho end in question. Captain Pratt has no doubt that a naval reserve regiment could easily b,. enlisted hero, which would witbtl be composod of picked mon. CoubuI General Haywood, while his part has boen ouly a matter of otlioial ro'utino, is pleas ed at tbo iulorest ehown in tho project by the fact of there beiug moro than one effort at its accom plishment. Ho sees no r.asou why tbero should not b perfect UarmonyhPtweeu both the would be oruauizTH, anymore than in the case of organizing different companies of a land military forat. Mr. McSt ickur, when seen alout tbe subject deprecated auy idea of oompotitivrt friction in orgniiizing a uavol reserve force Captnin Pratt was one of uU oloaent friends, and there was nut iv vestiuo of fal(iuy between them ou this mnlter Auvhodv was at libortv to eet un a innrnil roll for the proposed naval militia, unci tno roBter wuuia receive lull consideration, Attmnry DavU Hurt. News camo (rom Kauai ypBtor day that, while driving in LMiuo Thursday afternoon, Attorney Georuo Davis wa thrown from bis buggy in a runaway accident and bi.dly ebakon up. Tbe mes. sago camo over tbe tolepliono ns tbo Kilohana was about to leave Waiinoa, 60 that particulars could not be learned. DroWiieit Ht KallbUral. Pursor Fornbaok of tbo Waiale ale roports . tbo drowuing of a Japanese at Knlihiwai Thursday afteruoou. Tbe follow was too impatient to wait for tbe ferry to take him across tbo river R that place aud starlod to wado ov-r. Ho 6oon went in over his depth and was drowned beforo anyone could go to his assutunou. OTIS FORCING THE INSDRGENTS BACK. Heaviest Battle That Has Yet Been Fought Over 12,000 Rebels Massed- American Loss. Washington, March 25. Gon eral Olii' dpsenntinn nf tliu m cent battle is cnniainiul in dm fnt. lowing cablegram, reenved ai tbo war uepiiriraont tint morning: "Manila, iMarch 23. Adjutaut (icueraj, Washington: MhcAt thnr with two liri.ades commenc ed MdvntiCrt on N.irilinlien. mirth west of Calrocnn, iu center of the iuMirg-'nt lines at daybreak tin morning, advancing rapidly and xm-cesi-miiy, 8utr.'ring Utile. From NllViilicllPB ArHnArllmr mill swing to left and striko to Polo, brigades frontinrr nn Pnlnnnnn will press forward nt tbo proper limn TTn11a liftf.n.ln M.. l... l.1 line north of Pasig is demonstrat ing wet of the pumping station. Euemv twelve thnnnnnrl alrnnn nn Iholiuea. I am ondeavoring to tnkn frnnltnn fn rnvnran ' "Otis " It was stated nt thn Wat Da. partment that tbo expression of ueuerai utis, "am endeavoring to tako fraction in reverse," moans that while ostensibly making a feint at the front that ho intnndn to Bwing to tho rear and attack tho enemy on tho left. Tho dinpalcbes of General Olis aro forwarded to President McKiuloy ns soon as rocoived at the War Department. Ill comnntinor the limn nt TUn. nila wllOll tho tiphiinn- l)ifftii it iu said that the bt'lu li'is beon in progress more than twouty-four Lours. "War Department utriuial do not htenipt to oono-al their Ufiii'i that tin' lighting lias been very BBveio BDd that theAmeii i'hii losses nro no doubt iiuilo heavy. 'i'lie oablo dispatches from Gen eral Otis as well as tbo press re ports of tho oning(nuut at Maui la have been cabled to Secretnry Aler aud General Brooke at Ha vana. la KILLBD, 130 tVOUNDKII. ThU U Contrmllrr ICtllmnte of Ame rican L.ar In Uitlllr. Manila, March 25.-5:55 o.m. LatO in the nfternnnn thn Mnnla na remmont and thn Third Ariil Lry had crossed Taligban rivor, going in a northwesterly direction owaruB iroio anu ueneral ftlao- A'thur with tbo remainder of Uoieral Olis' and General Halo's "fitftdes, were moviug along south of Jb6 river in a position to attack eijhrr Novalichei or Polo, being wit hi a wo miloH of Novalichoi ami nv9 miles from Polo. ueuerai Hall's brigado moved ti ?a,'-i Pro octin General Hales rlflll. nutatin,. nrilli ntrnnn oposition, Tho Oregon regiment aud pirt of tho UUI1 btttery un tier Lieutenant Gibbs hold the "Xtruno left. Tin outronchraonU noarost to Malalon suirored tbe raot spvere atttokt, including a cro-B fire friin tlio iusurgsuts raaB-ed at Malabo. The Montana regimont near Ualiutanno cmo upon a block b U"o dtuisod as a lepr h. United States Government Reports show Royal Baking Powder to be stronger, pur er and better than any other 4 L pilal, ocrops tho rivor, after march ing through tho jungle. Four men were killed nnd nevenleeti wounded among Gouornl Mac Arthur's artillery. Hampered, by the thickness of Ihejiiimle, Goneral MncArthur's anil General Halo'B slatTs wore frequently uuder a galling lire, uiil upon ono occssion all of the offic-rs, excepting the generals, liHmouutod being overcomo by the heat. Tbore were many proa trations during tbo day. Tbe American loss is now con sorvatively estimated at frixteen killed and 130 woundod. The loss of the enemy was heavier than during any previous ougogo ment. DETAILS OP THE PIOIIT. Inarzrnti Mr Following- Tactlci of Americana In U'Utlr. Manila. Mnrh 9S Sl-AK n , Elaborato propaiatious were made iof iuo movomont. Ueuoral Wheatou's bricniln win nlano.l In tho rear and Geueral Harrison uray utis' and Goneral Hall's were massea uouinu Uouoral Halo. Uuder the Cover nf Horlrnmni Genoral Otis' and G poral Halo's brigades left their trenches and advauced close up on the enemy's lino without being detected, Ocu nil Wbeaton'a nnd Geueral Hall's brigales occupying the tnutiru poHin)B. At 4 o'clock the American troops breakfasted, aud th0 'Hi- piuin, unnoiui! iuo camp-lire, llleir llllL'1-irrl eilllpll In nrmu A I daylight GenorHl Oti- nnd Gen eral rinii's ungKies ndvaiicul from Li Loma church etraiglit tlirOUch lllfl r.illt.1 llima n.illi.... tbo enemy's forco in two. Udou this nnni.inn llin rjliolu adopted tho Ameiican toctioe of holdinL' tbeir fire until tlu nHn,.L- ers were about lOOi) yard- distant Tho rebels alio llrd low.ir tluu usual. Tho Americans brd vol leyB with terrific effect and thou rushed forwnr,l nhnorinrr ntut nnr. rying everything beforo them. unco mrongu, Uouoral Mao Arthur's divixinn wi amnnn through tho line, driving tho ro uuis nway on an siues. Ueneral wuonton a Jingade in accordance ivith instructions. rnmnimd in thn troocbos. JJeforo ioiuino- in the movement at noon, Genoral Whaaton'tt trnnna lavn1nn.l n strong opposition botweou Mala ban and tbo river Tulialian. llio brigade commanded by Gouornl HnrilROn Clmv Olia anil General Halo advanced on Nov- UcllOS aud Po O.Btro lolventrnnnh. d towns. Iu tbo meautime, Gnn otal Hall's brigade swept Ibo conniry Clear lo iu water works ind tho foothills ond Sinvn'ou, capturing Sin Francisco del Mouto and Manquina. m TONUA IINDBU KNULINII FLAO. Mention was mado iu the Bui.. LETIN yesterday tbtt tbo English utiboat Tauranga ariived in Aniii. Samoa, tho day boforo tbo de. p-irluro of the Alameda fort Lis port and that sbo sout ushnro a hundred mon. iho Tauranoa bp. foro Bftilinc for Samoa, went to Tonga which sbo put under the protection of. the English nag. General EKn Comlnir. Mrs. Ghns. Eagan, wife of tbe former Commissary Goneral of thn United States Armv. nrrivoil - . ? "---.. iu tbo steamer China yoater.lay evoning. Goneral Eagan was de tained (rom accompanying his wife, but bo will come here within a mouth. Thrown from llvr llr. News come from Kauai yester day that, whilo riding in Lihur, wins riamwicK, a scuoii leaoner of that place, well known in Ho nolulu, wns thrown from her horse and stunned by tho bad full. Piuois 5 Ounts. CAMBRIDGE WON THE DAY Great University Race was Fairly Easy Victory. Oxford Men Led for Short Time Winners Flnlsli Slrong and Oxford Men were FdiotlDg Odds on Blue. Putney, Enp., March 25. Tho fiftV-Sixth aniiiliil llnnl rtm Un- twf en crews reuresotiling tbeUni- versi ihh 1 1 wxi.rdnuu Uniubiidgo wi- rowed InJav nver iliu nanul course, from Putney to Moitlnko, i d stance of about four and a quarlor mile, nnd wns wou bjr Cambridge for tbo first timo in ien yonrs. Catnliriilso now lmq twenlv.Fniir out of tho fifty-six races rowed, to uer credit. Tbo lik'lit blue!), nn nnlilml coo. terday, wero the favorites in the bottiuir, tbe odds thou being 11 to 1 on Gimbridi7P. tbouuh thia regnrded ns extravagant. The crews wero sent off nt 12:68 p. m. Oambridi,'0 winning tho toss, took tho Snrroy side of tho rivor, which with tbo fresh wind blowinrj, gave tbo light bluoa a decidfd advautago. Cambridge at once nssumed a slight lead, which it inctosod to ooo and n quarter lengths at tbo Craven Steps, about five furlong from tho start. Just beyond that point howovor, Oxford bgiui drawing up, and at tlie Crnbtreo wharf, one mile, ono furlonu and one liundnd yards from the bUrtinir point, was levol with Caiubiilge. Tlio Ornbtrec wharf wh pahbol at liOIJ. At llaniiuTHinith bridge, one mile, five furlougr- and one hun lr"d yards from the ntarting line, Cambri Ige bad ncnin nfsnmed thn IphiI by-ouo half length, wbiuli was iicroased to two and n half leiiutbs at riioruyonfr, soinetbreo miles from the start. Thouco Oambridup continued her position, rotted a fine hIi'iwIv ntmlin whiln Oxford spliohed badly and was evidently distressed. Wlieu tlie light blues roEched Barnos Urillcre. thren tnilpn fnnr furlongs aud thirty yards from tbo start, they woro four lengths ahead, and tbo raoo was practical ly over, for the Oxfords, were noiug io piecos nnd rowing any how. Thn fiAlllhriili.n nrntv (iniali- on stroug, four lengths nho.ul of wxiora. i wo ot the Uxforil crow fnintod as their boit crood tho line. Tbo otlioial time was 21 minutes, four seconds. New Prlnllnir Home. Tho Mercantile Printing On. has boeu ino irporated by J. W. 13oriMtrom, G. F. Buleu. T. S. Soutbwick, T n. Mnrsb and G.S. Evans. Tlio object of the now O'tucern is to do strictly high class commercial printing. The stock has beon fully sub scribed nnd G. S Evans, tbo originntor of tlio company, loavoi on tlio llio for thoCoast to pur chiibo a plant in San Frauaisco. It is expected that tho company will be ro'iily for business in about six wok. Ai'liinnl llnrbnr Matr. Captain A. N. Tripp has beea appointed n-sistant h irh' r mnater runt onrc huh or tabt rowota DR VWCfJ CREAM BAKING POWDIR Highest Honors, World's Fair Oold Medal, Midwinter Pair Amid lliUlnR l'nmlent contnlnlng aluuu llieyar.i Injurlnut tohralth (1 'sm - 'V '-'"- wAtfg -. 1 1 i ait i " .! l