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yyyBWTii'('''-J4'''t" "",' ",J """ "YF '&rt p.nimi ''iyyiw"'iiywp)pyitMt )i,'"iwy TWWW PWW8yw THE EVENING BT1LLETJN: BONOLIJLU, B. I., APRIL 22, 1899. .! J. : Evening Bulletin, Fabllshed Eery Day. Mcert Sunday, At no Klnf street, Honolulu, II. I., tv tho BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY. W. R. FARRINGTON Editor DANIEL LOOAN City Editor Ntibvrltin i:uli't Per month, anywhere In Hawaiian Islands.... .J Peryeatl " " " 3 eo Per year. postpald.toAmerlca.Canada orMealco.io oo Per year, postpaid, other foreign countries.,... .ij oo aw Payable Invariably In advance. SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 18DD. Speculating in futures jb bnd baaiuesa especially when the innr kot goos wrong. If you don't be lieve it, ask Hawaii's Executive about its speculation in political futures. Real estate men are fiiviup tho pjopio a few lebsouB in rapid road building. At Pacific Heights and Kaimuku operations in road CJnstruction are noing forward with business-like dispatch that ro3oinbles covernmont work only in being so different. Superintendent Rowell clinnpes the light of a light house off Hilo harbor from white to green with oat notice being given to bhip'n captains or anyone else in partiou lar. The only reason that can be imagined for this arbitrary chance is that Mr. Rowell has beenmo enthused with the government policy "If you don't eeo what you want change it." Of what uso arc charts to 6ea captains whon the stability of beacon lights in ti ship's courso cannot bo de pended upon? A rlTKOI'N AFPUM, Having found thut its "correct View ot immigration prouiemB i now needs correction, tho official organ of tho Hawaiian Govern ment this morning makes a piteous appeal in behalf of tho Executivo for support. On April 15, tho official orjjftu, by way of an excuse for tho hick of consideration given buoiner-s intorcste by tho Executive's rash immigration decision, said: It (tho Executivo) is, in a gen eral sonse, no longer tho caretaker of tho people. This view was taken to absolve tho official family from all blame and throw responsibility for the results! of the Executive's short sighted drastic move upon the United Statrs officials. As a part of its laudation of the Executive's "correct viev," tho of ficial organ informed the public that "tho'action of tho government in practically leaving the matter to tho disposition of the Federal authorities, wh6 aro directed by Federal laws, is wise and politic." Thus previous to tho arrival of the American mail the raattor was settled and as usual tbo Executive view was the "correct view;" the Hawaiian Executive cannot do anything wrong in tho opinion of tho organ. Tho direc tions from Washington, however, oxprcfsed a different view from that held by tbo Executivo and tho political powder of tbo "correct view" flashed iu the pan, leaving tho Exeontivo still responsible for it) own nets. Thus tho burden had not boon successfully shifted. Foarlul of darniiging political results, tbe official organ today appeals to tho peoplo as follows: "Hut it would bo rcBSonablp.even if not consistent,' for the iiininbura of tho party to coma forward, in tho proeent cruris, and tell tho mou whom they havo "uiipnorted" for tho last six years what tboy ought to do." Mr. Dolo and his followers aro indeod in Bid straights, Iu tho first plaoe Mr. Dole cannot now rauBtor it baker's dozen of those who earned tho uuuexation cam paign to completion, to his sup port. Ho has beon told by his most intimate friends that tho best thiug ho can do is lo withdraw from political and official life, Im inodiatoly following annexation tho rank aDdiilo withdrew its sup - uuit iiuui iuu i;w t uwivuM " .-.-I UCU0U Ot IUO iXeCUUVO WUUO "- innilnlnnn linn nnl boon BUeh BB b - ' - ta cause tho pooplo any regret for this expression of want of confid- OUCP. Wherein is it reasonable for "tho party" to como forward to Mr. Dole's nssistanco in this crisis ? What "party" did Mr. Dole con suit when ho told tho plant ers that tho Executivo had como to tho conclusion that it could not ciuutenanco further assisted im migration ? What interests or party, other Uibu what ho considered for his own political lniorosi, uui air. Do'o and hiB cabinet recognize when, at tho second conforonco of tho planters, Mr. Dolo said that tho Executivo was of tho eamo opinion "only more bo" ? Mr. Dolo posed as the American Moses and representations mado to him by the business community wero of no avail. Tho plantations could go to tho bowwows, tho Ex ecutivo waB "no longer tho coro taker of tho ppoplo." The organs o' tho government posed Mr. Dolo a 1 tho firm roek of decision nbout which battered the greedy snarl ing waves of thoughtless planters. Today tho rock having been up set, tbe foundation of tho govern ment proved to be resting on its usual shifting Band, tho official organ appeals to "tho mombors of the party" to como forward and tell Mr. Dole and his cabinet "what they ought to do." What a complete admission of dofoat, what a piteous appeal for support which for months has not been held worthy of oven passing con sideration, what perfect proof that Mr. Dolo looks indifferently upon a crisis in tbe business communi ty and only needs support when hiB own interests aro threatened J The official organ says tho men who "supported" Mr. Dolo and his cabinet should tell them what they "ought to do." As tbeBO supporters have withdrawn their Bupport, tho answer undoubtedly is that Mr. Dole "ought to get out" and givo place to officials having some business senso and executive capacity. ISxtr.in. Cruelly to Animate. Tho case of Napahuelna, charg ed with cruelty to animals, came up for trial in tbe Polico Conrt this morning. Defendant pleaded guilty and was uentonceu to one monttiB imprisonment at naru labor on account of tho extreme cruelty the man practicod. Tbo story is tins: JNapauueiua went to Ewa Wednesday and got drunk. During tho afternoon, he returned to bis home in Moaoa- lua, galloping his horso nearly all tbe way. When tbo animal was so fatigued that it could go no longer, tho native alighted and, taking off bis spars, deliberately gouged out one eyo and spurred the other so badly that the horse will undoubtedly bo uuablo to seo again with it. A wagonette with a party from the 'country passed by just at this time and a report was handed in at tbo Police Station. YcBterday, Humane Of fieer Holen Wilder went down and had the man arrested. MERCHANTS ! Did you over lose anything through tho dishonesty of u Trusted Employee, an Agent or a Collector? No? Well, youjare to be congratulated. But your neighbor in business did. His collootor 1 1 tmsi 1 1 j 1 1 A t 1 was snort Jpyuu in ins accounts, a torai loss. j.sk nun about it. Ho now has a bond from tho now collector and Tho .Fidelity and Doposit Company of Maryland is tho surety. 3?or a small annual premium they malco good to you any pecuniary loss dishonesty of an employee. Oall and got particulars. The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland, 407 FORT ST., HONOLULU. 1191 (To - duy's Honolulu Stock I .-w...- -- ,-- . C.Mul ,SI,Vs. Capital I Did Askd ""'""iAulho - .edlssu'd Paid Up MiTCantilt, C. Brewer& Co$i,oo,ood If.OOO.Ood Sugar, Am Sue rCo.As' Tjo.ood ArnSuLo.p'd up1 so,ood Ewa Plant'n Co 1,000,000 lS.ood 115 eoo 400 990 930 435 95 900 14 5 150 94 105 15 Sl! 130 750,000 30,000 t.OOO.OOO HamotlManCo 175.000 1,750 llaw'n Art, Co' 1,000,00c to.ooo 175,000 1,000,000 lliw'n Hup Co 9,ooo,x xo.ooo 300,000 J, 000 l,OO0,O0C 10,000 500,000 5ooo 500,000 5,000 1,400,000 Honomu Su Co llonokaa S Co 300,000 400H 1,000,000 85 Haiku SuearCo Kahuku Pl'n Co 500,000 500,000 Klhel 1'CoLdAs. 1,500,00(1 10,000 1,500,000 JO.OCG rJ up SuCo 1,500,000 l6o,OO0 3CC,OK klnahulu 100,00c t,0O0 Koloa SujtarCo Kona SuCo,As 300,000 ,ooo 310,000 3,300 ltlo.oto 1,800 900,000 a ,000 100,000 1,000 9,400,00034,000 1,000,00010,00c 500,000 5,000 KonaSCo.pdu Maunatel SC t lPo,ooo 00,000 100,000 9,400,000 1,000,000 500,00c 150,00(1 " " Pd UP OahuS Co, Onomea Su Co Olowalu Com'yj Paauhau SI'Coj MO.000 Hon Ctt 5,000,000100,00a 5,000,000 ratine ju mini Pala Plant'n CcJ PerteekenSuCo 111' .w. a ., jw,v yiv 500,000 750,000 750,000 750.000 7,500 750,000 7,500 Pioneer AUI1 Co 1,350,00013,500 WaleluaAcCoA 3.000,000,10,000 I, 350,000 1,500,000 300,000 700,000 933,000 195,000 450 "5 179 400 too (rdup) ,e Corny 1,50000015,000 walanae Corny Walluku Su Co WalmanaloSCo Walmea MIIICo 303,000 3.000 700,000 7,ooO 9,510 953,000 195,000 1,950 130 MilCtlUtHOUS Wilder S S Co1 Inter-Is S N Co Haw'n Llec Co Hono.RTM.Co Mutual Tele Co 500,000 500,000 950,000 900,000 5,000 5,000 9,350 500,000. 500,000 915,000 a.ooo 9,000 150,00013,000 139,000 15M MakahatolT AS " B'd up 9,000 90 3i,ooo 310 31,000 OahuRy&LCo 9,000,000 30,OUC 9,000,000 BonJi. Haw Gov.tSper c o'H IIGovPostS.ilil too Oahu Ry&L lot SALES REPORTED. 10 Walalua, assessable, niJ; to Oahu 980; 5 Oahu, s8o; 30 Maunalcl, 14; 15 Ataunalel, tM 90 Paauhau, 39: 104 Willuku, 400; 50 Hawaiian Suear, 93iii 90 Kind, paid up, 50; 30 Walalua, assessable, iiH , Stock Sales for Past Week. -N5- Shares bold Low est. High. est. NAME OP STOCK. Hawaiian Sugar Co ... Honokna Sugar Co KlhelPlan.Co.,Ud,As Kllicl, pal J up Mannalel SugarCo., As Oahu Sugar Co Ookala Su. Plant'n Co Paauhau Su.Plant'nCo Walalua Agr.Co, Assa. Walalua Agr.Colp'd up 245 30 185 20 50 66 40 20 80 85 101 225232 285 15 50 12 1454 285 280 125 39 II2H "5 I82M ISO 40o Walluku Sugar o ..... Total Shares sold 925 N, B Where only one rrlce ha been obtained lor a stock, It will be found In column narked lowest, Honolulu H. I. April 19 1899. The Evening Bulletin: Dear bus: tou will piease discontinue nir fi,lvirtlcmi.nr nf flip StprlltlC blcVcle until you receive further Instructions. It is slmnly impossible to supply the de mand tor them at the rate the factory has been shipping them to us. You may, however, fill up our three-inch space with a notice to the effect that we.nave twenty five High Grade Remingtons and Cresent bicycles on hand that we will sell at cost. We are compelled to do this to make room for a carload of '99 Sterlings now In tran sit. We find It necessary to order them in carload lots In order that we may sell them at $60. We have cancelled all con tracts for other makes of wheeU and In the future will haadle the Sterling exclu sively. Yours truly, PACIFIC CYCLE & MFG. CO. EHIer's Building, Fort street, All Sorts And Conditions of HOSE! - - - GARDEN HOSE1 STEAM HOSE! SUCTION HOSE I Closing out odd lots at special prices regardless of the advance in rubber. Fort Street. will guarantee to from fraud or Pacific Hardware Co,, Ltd., X ft fi Eft A J? TM SILK CRASH HATS AT $1.00 We have also received a fine selection of Bows, Puds, TecUs. Ascots, and Impe rials, winch we can sell at prices irom 25c to ft. Our Golf and Negligee Shirts, both Men's and Boys', arc the finest and the largest assortment we ever had. A new line of Men's Boys' and Chil dren's clothing just arrived from the East, which we are selling at very low prices. Boys' all wool Pants, 50 and 75c. Boys Fedora Hats from Si. 50 to $2.00. In (act all our goods are low. Agents for Dr.Delmel's Linen Mesh Underwear. Send for Catalogue. T The Easli," : Wayerley Bloci 9 Hotel Street Wo Make Shirts to Order. Telephone No. 676. No. 9-11, Hotel St. ALOHA TO THE ENGINEERS! OUR WISH- "A Pleasant Voyage and a Safe Return to Home Sweet Home." J. :&. WEBB, GoldenRuleBazaar 316 FORT STREET. 12 12 TWELVE Useful Articles FOR THE KITCHEN For $1.00, or 10 Cents FOR A SINGLE ONE. You can make vour own assortment. See them In our Blc Window. In a few days we will display a new Blue Flame Oil Stove which has no superior, and Invite you to come and Inspect It. W.W.Dimond&Co,, LIMITED. on Holt Block, King street. Jffif Sole Agents, Hawaiian Islands, for "Jewel" Moves, uumey leanaoie ! frlgerators, Primus Oil Stoves. - For Rent. Tho Promises known as tho " TIVOLI" situated on tho boaoh at Waikiki. Fur nished or Unfurnished. For particulars, apply to WILLIAM SAYID6E No. 310 Fort St. Notice. The Regular Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Palania Co-operative Grocery Company, Ltd., will be held at the office of the Company's President, T. B. Murray, King Street, 26th April, 1809, 7 p. m. GEO. CAVENAGII, I 1107-td Secretary. GENUINE TRADE WINNERS if Shirt Waists ! The Largest Assortment of Popular Sellers. Made Expressly for Us. Style and Fit Guaranteed. N. S. SACHS DRY GOODS COMPANY, LIMITED. IDireot, Ixxrporters. BE PRUDENT And buy a homo and by so doing secure monthly dividends, this is our advice, and wti have somo bargains in Real Estate. Howovor, if you have tho fever and want to speculate in Stocks, avo will givo enroful attention to any or dors placed with usi L. C. StOck Broker and 315 Fort Street. Boon to The greatest remedy known in the treatment of bad backs and shoulders in horses is DR. POTTIE'S Gall Positive cure effected by its use in every instance. Send your orders to C. W. MACFARLANE, Sole Agent for Dr. Pottie's Remedies. STRONG AND WHITE! Ogden Milling & Elevator Co.'s "6" FLOUirr THEO. H. DAVIES CO., LTD. Agents for Hawaiian Islands Invalids' Rolling Chairs FOR RENT AND FOR SALE -AT City Furniture Store, Telephone 81G. Lovo Building, 534530 Fort St. HONOLULU THE NEW DRUG STORE. P. O. Dox 679 SfSJJnJVlJmVlJmmrmmm I! l l Our GRIPPb Capsules, the thing that cure. 25 cents per box. -BROMO KOLA CURES NERVOUS HEADACHES. The best for SEASICKNESS. Is a true nerve tonic, does not depress. .'. Fine Cigars and Tobaooo, Witlt's VI ni Ilaniwal WAIKIKI. Select Bathing Resort FOR TOURISTS AND FAMILIES :: Rooms and Board. Baths Free to Guests. J. P. HAYWARD, Manager. V-o ABLBS, Real Estate Agent. Telephone 139. Horses. Salve THE- DRUG CO. VON HOLT BLOCK, KING 8T. TELtPIIOND J64. l,,i CHAELES CRAMER, Merchant Tailor 534 FORT ST., -Near corner ot Chaplain Lar. Cleaning and Repairing at Short Notice, anj in ine pest pottipie manner C.W.Kinney..J.K.ITahaku CABINETMAKERS. TURNERS AND POLISHERS of all klndi of Native Woods. CALAIIASI I tS In tlotk and to order. , Repairs tflected. KING STREET. NEAR ALAPAI. i'l 1 ft ' -V .' ' '.