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THE EVENING BnLLKTJ; HONOLULU. H. L. 8EPTEMBEJI 6 18UD liw IV Ik FURNITURE We can show you in NEW GOODS A Full Line oJ Bedroom Suits, Chiffoniers, Wardrobes, Chairs, Tables, Shades, Sideboards, Buffets, China Closets, Extension Tables, Secretaries, Bookcases, &c, &c. WHITE-ENAMELED, BRASS-MOUNTED Bedsteads, Chiffoniers, Dressers, Commodes. yalfA if Pt o o tt 00 3 a GO O o ft 3 CO en o c a a a o o o Porter Furniture Co., WBRLBY BLOCK, COR. HOTEL AND BETHEL STS. WHEN YOU WANT- A good Oliisol, Hatchot, Alitor Bit, Knif , cissors, or any sort of edge tools, ask us for "KE E Nr KUTTEIl" goods. Thoy aro good goods, and any articlo with this name on will ' ) loplacod by im at onco if found defective. Call fc e "KEEN KUTT K"R" goods and see that you get them, and we will guarantee satisfaction. A nico lino of same now roady for you, at tho the store of 0. HALL & SON, f lor. Fort and iKine Sts. Columbia and Itambler Agents. Fop Sale: t. p K f Hft gggg V f!. ; M fCHED TEAAS, Wg ' JT Fiom $300 to $1,000. fe BUGGY HORSES. F BUGGIES, HARNESS, ETC. 1& Honolulu Stock-yards Go HF W. S. WITHERS, fijgfr MANAGKU. H& , Corner Alakea and HE,,, Queen streets. mL,s - On To Manila devotes an inter- jjHp tsling chapter to the reception of; BtW ' American troops in Honolulu? Others Cut, We Out, 1-3 Off on Popular Sheet Music . . . Hawaiian News Co., Limited. WANTS. rfgSZ'1'' '" '" "'" mllti inutltd at ifcmll iw a lint frit initrllon; 10 ttnli iteonj inut. lion! to ctnli a witt an J n tint! a month 1 til U l tbtaftil aivtrtiunt tvtr oftrlJ lit ptopli of Honolulu TO LET. TO LET On Punchbowl corner Madeline and Prospect street, des'rable resMencr, of rootnj kllchfn nj bih SUb'e. sl$ quarltts nlchlcltn houM. OooJ tlevatlon, line tw. ii acre ot erounj, ornimenial anJ (nilt trees, I or further par ticulars, apply to Gear, Lansing & Co JuJJ Dulling. I)6 TO LET A NICE COTTAGE of J bedrooms, par ' Iqf anJ kitchen, an4 outhouses Apply to J. M. JJI4 VIVAS. COR RENT-COTTAGE ATWAlKIKI.abeJrooms I lanal.etc Possession kK en Sept t; Twocot- AmiW to WILLIAM SAVIDGE, tigesnear town, t beJrooms each. JIM No. )io Fort street. COR RENT-A LARGE HOUSE, suitable for a T IIOTLL OR DOARDING HOUSE, containing t4 rooms and kitchen. Desirable location In town, newly painted anJ papered a patent closets, a porce lain baths, with hot and coU water laid on Electric light throughout. Reasonable rent to a desirable tenant. For further particulars apply to GEAR, LANSING & CO . Judd Dulldlng. pit COR RENT-CHEAP, FURNISHED COTTAGE of 1 ) rooms and bath Apply at 4)8 Punchbowl St, opp Queen's Hospital. iio TO LET rurnlshed house of six rooms Young St , between Keeaumoko and Pllkol. Call between and ; o'clock or address "L." this office, no8-tf LOST. I OST-A young I1ULL TERRIER, body all while, - one e e black, short tall, with red hair on the end, Keturn totnisomce im nlcVel collar, with copper lock. ana receive rewara FOR SALE. I LASE TOR SALE. COTTAGE on large lot near - Pauna Ilrldge, 1 1 yeats to run from Nov, i, 1899, price $3oo, cheaper than paying rent Applvto WILL1AA1 SAVIIHJL. JJJL No, )io Tort street. pOR SALE-Several LOTS In the KEWALO Tract. 1 near town on the Installment pUn Lots at Kallhl, lots on Young stre t Easy terms Apply to WILLIAM SAVIDGE. ty No )io Fort street Apply at POR SALE-A SURREY, almost new. r CITY I EED STORE, Berelanla St. POR SALE On second-hand Dow STEAM PUMP: 5 In. suction, 4 In. discharge, brass water chamber with rubber valves. Apply to J EMMLLUTH & CO m King street. 8i SALb-A California MILCH breed. Apply to J M. VIVAS. COW. good nn-tf F POR SALE-One SIIIPMAN FNGINE In perfect order. Apply loll fl Plan. Fort St noi-lf ATWO-MANUALand Pedal Bass REED ORGAN Suitable for chaDel or residence Berpfctrom Music Co , Tort street iocs WANTED. WANTED-FAST COMTOSITOR s'ralght com position, piece work. "J,' Bulletin offuc, mi UANTFD-A COLLECTOR Aprly at vv writing to "X," this office, giving re' aajress, etc w onre In r tnecs, ijio RITING AND ACCOUNTING DONC accurate ly. moJerdte rats MP. MUM far Penrle' Cipresi Co , or Gner1 Delivery. l O i)o8im WANTED-POITION by Cxprrt COFFEt Man. Planter ani Mltler. several ear exptrience In the UlinM ami in Guatamala AiJresi, "COn EE " Bulletin cflice. is&-if WANTFD 500 Men to pet shaved for 15C (white Jv barbers) M. JtHS. 6tgH Fort street, opp. Club Stables tiocrtf NEW TO-DAY Notice. During my absence from the Hawaiian Hands, Mr. J. H. Fisher will act for me under power of attorney. Hi6 GEO. W. SMITH. Klhei Notice. The fourth assessment, 10 per cent, or $5.00 per share, on the assessible stock of Klhel Plantation Co., will be due and payable October ist, 1899. By order of the Directors. J. P. COOKE, Treasurer. September 4th, 1899. 1 316 Election of Officers. Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the stockholders of the First American Bank of Hawaii, Limited, the following officers were elected: Cecil Brown, President. B. F.DIIllngham, Vice-President. W. G. Cooper, Cashier. E. M. Boyd, Secretary. Geo. P. McLeod, Auditor. And the following gentlemen constitute the Hoard of Directors: B. F. Dilling ham, Cecil Brown, M. P. Robinson, Bruce Cartwrlght .ind G. W. Macfarlane. Dated, Honolulu, Sept. 2, 1899. E. M. BOYD, I3i6-iw Secretary. The First American - Bank of Hawaii, Ltd., Will Open its Doors for Business, Wednesday, Sept. 6th at 9 a. m. ii6 Fined $'45 ,,,,1 co.ta. Manuel Rodripues, driver for Sylvano Nobriggn, was Good $25 and costs in tho Police court this forenoon on tho ohargo of soiling adultod milk to customers. The Bulletin, 76c per month. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE For additional Shipping News see seventh page. Dlnmoml Head SlKtial Station, 8ejt C. 1 pin Weather cloutly.whiii light NK, Weather Bureau, Puuahou, Sept 5. Temiteraturo Mornlnp: minimum. 71; Midday maximum, til. f Barometer corrected for gravity .06 ) Barometor.flH m, 30.01. Irregular Rainfall, do, .00 Humidity at 0 a m 02 percent. Dew Point 05 I AniUVALR. Monday, Sept. 4. Schr Kalulanl, Sam, from Pearl LocIik. Tuesday, Sept. 5 U 8 A T CltV of Pucbla. Thomnn. HI days from San Francisco with 051 re cruits for tho Philippines and 30 kegs of beer for Honolulu. DErABTonna. Monday, Sept 4. Stmr Lchua. Bennett, for Kminn. kakal. Stmr James Makec, Tullott, for Kapna. Stmr Kauai, Brulin, for Lahalua. Tip (aim I PArmartiinMiililvii T7..rAt. . uvoaa VHI Ua UlVUIIIlVs AJUOUaa, for San Diego via San Francisco. Am Dk a u Allon, Johnson, for San Francisco. Tuesday, Sept. C. Stmr Mokolll, Dudolt, for Kamalo, Pukoe, Hnlawa, PeloKunu, Honolua, Kalaupapa and Wailau. Stmr Claudlno, Freeman, for La halua Illlo and way ports. TO SAir, THI8 ACTEnNOON. 8tmt Kllnhana, Thompson, for Walmea and Kukaha at 4 o'clock. StinrW O Hall, Thompson, for Na wlllwIII.Hanamaulu, Ahuklul, Koloa Kleelo and Hanapepu at 5 o'clock. Stmr Maul, Macdonaltl, for L:ha Ina, Kahulul and way porta at 5 o'clock. OSS Australia, Houdletto, for San Francisco at 4 o'clock. VK8HEL8 LEAVIKO TOMOltROW. Stmr Iwalanl, Gregory, for Ho nokna ami Kukulhaele at 10 a in, rAsgENOEiia departed For Lahniuii Hilo nnd way portH. per stmr Olaudine, Sopt 5 Mr Snow, Mr I3rasoh, T O Ridg way, E S Taylor, Miss Whitemnn, Miss Bond, A 0 Vestal, C H Dur fee, A W Hiiwkin-on, A Hoogs, R L Ouilvif, W W Brunt-r, W U linhhitt, Robert Oberwinmor. Miss J Maboe, Miss Jones. Miss Nh opala, 0 M LaBloud Goo H Wil hams Miss I'omoioy, Mrs K uiir dor, D ICpiibnkirn ilnw aud wfe, Mrc Kabale, Mi-s LyrnBii, Mli-s S-iiniiPV, MisB M E Aloxauder, Miss Burton, Mrs X Hussiy, Miss Avo Akinn, Miss 0 Fullerton Smith, Miss Fullerton Smith, Miss A Lycett, W H Beer-, A V Peter, W Elmo Rfavis, J A Mc Caudlfs-, J S McOiindlesP, V H Bailey, E A Frai-or, Ohas Notley and servant, J V Hull, Mrs H W Kelsey nnd ou, Mrs Gra Sorin gor, D McCorriston, wifo and daucbter, Wm Judkins, Miss (Jrouker, Masters D and E Coutor, Rev J Kekeln, Mr Watson. Rev Teromoto Tnignn, F 11 Fostor, R D Moller, Rov S Kanda, M M Johnson. For Kaholui and way ports, por stmr Maui, 8ept 5 Miss Rocors Mrs Groves, Mrs B K Kaiwiaea, Geo Hous, E S Ospellas, R It Berg, Lucy Kaukau, Miss Hons, Mrs A H Web-ter. A Hauebera nnd wifo, Mrs E H-nry nnd sister, U"Y J h. lobPDfi, Mrs losona and ohild, 0 W Baldwin, Antone Do Souza, Sister Antonio, Miss Bessie Mossman, J P Cooke, W J Low rie, J A Moore, E Hons, Mntbow Hoonani and wifo, Miss Orook, H A Jaeffor, Goo W Oonnon, O H Douglas M D, Geo 0 Gibbs, D H Kabaulelin and wife, Mrs Isaac Ihihi, A P Boiler. For 8an Franoisoo, per stmr Australia, Sept G A Blizzard, M Kirkland, Major G G Cornish, Mrs H G Boswoll and daughter, Geo W Smith, Clement G Smith, Mrs G W 8mith nnd child, Mrs V J White, Mrs E Bonner, Mrs S L Dexter, Mrs F M Wakefield, Mrs Du Roi, W O Atwatt r, wife, 5 children and servant, A Ather ton, J B Atherton aud wife, 0 F Wall, T M Starkey, W B Godfrey J r, H G Spencer, W B McLean, L T Grnut .J E Murphy, W D Baldwin, Mrs 0 Graham nnd 2 children, H P Franklin, D A Ray MUs Helen Smith, Mr Wither, W T Rawlins, A F Afonir, 0 D Clarke, W Lucas, J M Howson, J Stein hart, Capt Hay. Ply Uu Imn'e Testimony. Rennes, Aug. 2ti. Dead men tell no tales. General Morcier and tho Gonoral of the general dtftff havo beon examinod, and tho weak point in thoir defense is Colonel du Paty du Clam. The military aro striving to tho ut most to keop him out of M, La bori's olutohes. If thoy oan pre vent Colonel du Paty du Clam, who is now called tbo sick man of the DroyfuB affair, from appear ing ns a witness they can effectively defeat truth und justice BORN. OnOWELL In this city, Sopt. 5, 18B0, to tho wife of John Crowd!, a sou. MISS MAGGIE MOORE AND MR. II. R. RODCRTS .SOLE LESSEES Notice Extraordinary ! Extension of Season ! In FMnnnSf to mimnrnil rttlicte qnnn n.n..4 .1.. IIMnnrr.nriTi.f bUUCbbb that has attended their performances, the mnnapement h.i niMtim in niuu.icinK uiai uiey nave utuiutu I LU EXTEND THEIR SEASON In uiiuiuiu, auu iuicu incir uepanure ior rrisco until ine has pleasure R SEASON 15th, by the S.S.Mariposa. To-nie-ht, Tuesday, MAGGIE MOORE- H.R.ROBERTS Australian Co. Will present, for the first time here, the Romantic Comedy, By Clay M. Green, The Golden Giant BESSIE FAIRPAX fwlth sontr miqj MAr.nin Mnnnn JACK MASON (the gambler)...... MR. h. R. ROBERTS Ana 1 neir oreat Australian Company. Tickets for all parts of the house at Wall, Nichols Co.'s. Further Attractions will be announced In to-morrow's Issue. JOSEPH FYNNEY, Representative. THE ORPHEUM FAMILY THEATRE. TO-NIGHT 1 New Company! The Society Duetists, CHANDLER AND MCPHERSON. The Charming Soubrette, TRIXIE COLEMAN, Premier Buck and Wing Dancer. Re-engaged, LYNWOOD, - The Human Knot, World's Greatest Contortionist. The Novelty Musical Artist, ORDWAY. The Handsome and Charming LILLIAN LESLIE, Descriptive and Comic Vocalist. The Talented Sketch Artists, BOGGS AND HAEWARD In an Original Sketch, "Hallowe'en." Buckstone's Famous Comedy, "The Country Cousin. Qcneral AJmlislon. ic ani 50c. Last sl row, tor ChllJrtn under years, toe. Reserved Chairs. 50c. Seats can be booked byrlnelng up Telephone 540. Change of Program Mondays and Thursdays. Family M itlnee Every Saturday, 2:30 p.m. )) Timely Topics - Jas-FMorgan AUCTIONEER AND BROKER.- H 33 Queen Street A well selected stock with a good as sortment of goods are both the buyer's and seller's delight. We have just received a large assort ment of Iron Wire Nos. 4, 5 and 6. Residence Sites AT MANOAfefefe For Sle. Having purchasod a tract of the finest land In Manoa for residence sites, I will now receive applications from parties de siring to purchase. These lots are Immediately In front of the restdence of II. E. Cooper, Esq., and command .1 grand view of Manoa Valley and the picturesque country to Diamond Head. There are 10 lots In 2 series, 5, fronting Jj, on the west, or main, Manoa road, and 5. fadng on Llhnllho street. The lots are each too feet wide." and J from 160 to 286 feet deep. Government water main laid past the lots on West Manoa road. Terms one third cash, balance In ono and two years at 6 per cent. Early application necessary. J AS. F. MORGAV, 31 Queen street. ---. Galvanized Fence Staples, In assorted sizes, ii, i and 2 Inch. Kegs, Paints in Oil PIONEER AND HUBBUCK'S WHITE LEAD. BOILED LINSEED OIL. RAW LINSEED OIL, WHITE ZINC IN OIL AND JAPAN, ASSORTED COLORS. ADAM'S FLAT PAINT BRUSHES, 3 TO 5 INCHES WIDE. ADAM'S VARNISH BRUHES, AS SORTED SIZES. Machine Oils. No. 1 and 2 Engine Oil W.S Lard OH, In tins and barrels. Sperm Olljn tins and barrels. 4 Neats Foot Oil. Carbollnlum. Coal Tar. Axle Grease. Best Refined Tallow. Cotton Waste. Varnish of all kinds. Packing, Asbestos, Soap Stone, Sheet Rubber. Pipe Covering, assorted sizes. The above are only a few of the many articles we keep constantly In stock, and our prices will stand competition with any other dealers. The Hawaiian Hardware Go, Fort streets, opposite Spreckels' Bank. Douglas White who wrote On To Manila has done his work accu rately. Election of Officers. At a meeting of the Stockholders of HENRY MAY & CO., LTD., held on the 22nd day of July, the following officers were duly elected to servo until -the nextl annual meeting : T. May, President and Manager. H. E. Mclntvre, Vice-President. F. T. P. Wa-trhouw, Secretary. F. B. Auerbach, Treasurer. F. W. Mactarlane, Auditor. E. F. Bishop and E. D. Tenney,- DI rtctors. F. T. P. WATERHOUSE, 1300 1 m Secretary, REAL ESTATE BARGAINS! 1. Withdrawn. 2. Lot at Palama, about acre. 3. A 4o-room lodging house, with a ia- year lease. 4. A good paying business and large lot of land, centrally located. 5. Farm at Hamakua, Hawaii; part Id coffee. , 6. Lot 50 x 120 Quarry street, near HJ. Hackfeld, Esq. " 7. harm at b. Kona, part In coffee. 8. Lot 75 x 200, Beretanla street paakea). (Ka- For further particulars apply to J. M. VIVAS, G Poot Office Lane, - Honolulu. V i W"-'"'-'- :Mr "j J '-to" ., 111 11 lyJuJW"".? Vrfgr' , JtF!& awiMV J h 4a, ,,j ' ' UaO, '..mi