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V rjm' VOL. IV. NO. 573. HONOLULU, II. I., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 2, 1892. PRICE 5 CENTS. Pailtt s'Sk Ik jdR y iJ'J'JyJv & & JI . , : .nt? 1 1 ". V. - I tf 1 s;1" rasm mr Jr. & -n V t i.$1 v"' k i - !2. I. V3r fgffi? flfEf?i ffPfi" Wk, THE DAILY BULLETIN rillNTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON KXCKPT SUNDAY BY TUB Daily Bulletin Publishing Co., L'd,, AT TIIK OFFICK, Uorcliant St., Honolulu, Hawaiian Island. SUBSCRIPTION Six 1)om.aim a Ykar. Delivered in Honolulu at Fifty Cunts a Month, in ndvnncc. THE WEEKLY BULLETIN 18 PUBLISHED T&VHlRy TTJ-B3SDA.-5T At Four. Dollars a Ykaii to Domestic, "and Five Dollars to Foreign Subscribers. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING DONE IN 8UPRMOR STYLE. 2j(i BOTH TELEPHONES 250 P. O. BOX 89. Address letters lor tlio paper " Editor Bullktini" and business letters " Manager Bulletin Publishing Company." Using a personal address may cause delay in at- tentlon. DANIEL LOQAN, Editor and Manaaor. Businoaa Cards. LEWEBS & COOKE, ImPoitTKR" and Dealers in Lumuer and all kinds of Building Materials. Fort Street, Honolulu. WILDER & CO., "Dealers in I.uMdkh, Paints, Oils, Nails, Salt, and Building Materialr of every kind. Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. W. A. WAIiI,, Surveyor (Late with this Government Survey). -1 P. O. Box 403. Mutual Tele. 440. H. W. SCHMIDT 8c SONS, Importer and Commission Merchants. Fort Street, Honolulu. H. HACKFELD &' CO., Qeneral Commission Agents. Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. G. VS. MAOFARTaANE & CO., Importersand Commission Merchants. Kuahumanu Street, Honolulu. JOHN IT.'&WATERHOUSE, luponrKit aniDkaleu in General -Mer- '- CIIANDI8E. ' Queon Street, Honolulu. JNO.S. SMITHIES, Auctioneer and General Business Aiient. ! Mahukona, Kohnln, Hawaii. j WENNER & CO., Manupaotuuino and Impobtiwi .Jewelers. -02 Fort Street, Honolulu. THOS Manupaotuuino , LINDSAY, Jewklek MAKKtt. ANI WaTCH- 'Kukul Jewelry rv a H pcclalty. Particular attention paid to all kinds of repairs, Mclnorny Block, Fort Streot. ATLAS ASSURANCE OO. ' ,' ( 'OK LONDON. , ,H.(W. Schmidt &-BonB, ' '-AnENTS-rou the Hawaiian Islands. HONOLULU IBON WORKS, Steam Knuineh, Buoar Mills, Boileiis, Coolers. Ibon, Beahs, anu Leau Oahtinuh. Machinery of Kvery Description Made to Order. Particular attontion paid to Ships' Blucksmlthiug. Job Work executed at Short Notice, O. B. BtPLEY, AROKITHOT. complete plana and Bpeclflcatlons pl ;rip every description of building niton oi imiiiiinn-. Contracts drawn and careful superintendence of con structlon given when required. Call and examine plans. New designs. Modern ouuuings. uince, iioom b, Bpreokels' Block. Mutual Tel. reixiiL G-ertz ' OAN BR FOUND AT 33 Beretanla Street, Prepared to do any work in his line, Hntual.Tele.v239. P. 0. Boi.808, 50Mm Iilder's Steamship Co. TIME TABLE. w.o, Wilder, Pros. S. 11. Rose, OArT. J. A. Kino, Port Supt. Sec. Stmr. KENAU, CLARKE, Commandor, Will leave Honolulu at 2 r. m., touching at Lahalna, Maalaea Bay and Makcna the same day; Mahukona, Kawalhao and Ijui- pahoohoo tho following day, arriving at liilo at midnight. LEAVES HONOLULU: Tuesday Nov. 'JJd Friday Dec. L'd Returning leaves Hilo, lunching at Lau pahocliocHamoday; Kawalhae a. m. j Ma hukona 10 a. m. ; Makcna 1 p. m. ; Maalaea Bay Op. m.; Lahalna 8 r. m. tho following day; arriving at Honolulu 0 a. m. Wednes days and Saturdays. ARRIVES AT HONOLULU: Saturday, Nov. 10th Wednesday Nov. 30th Saturday Dec. 10th C&- No Freight will bo received after 12 noon on day of sailing. Stmr. CLAUDINE, DAVIES, Commander, Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 5 p. m., touching at Kuhului, Huclo, liana, Hamoa and Klpahulu, Maui; and Paau hau, Hawaii. Returning will arrive at Honolulu every Sunday morning. OBF No Freight will be received after 4 r. m. on day of sailing. Consignees must bo at the landings to receive their Freight, as we will not hold ourselves responsible after such Freight has been landed. While tho Company will use duo dili gence in handling Livo Stock, wo decline to assume any responsibility in case of tho loss of same. The Company will not be responsible for Money or Jewelry unless placed in tho care of Pursers. niiiati ncVW" I CAUTION the Public against tho ofter-Ings-.ol "Normal ISanitary Jaeger Underwear"-advertiscd by unscrupulous houses to mislead. tho public. The il- JKAaSiO-Hii ffllMIEAR '.Cannot be purchased there, but only.ot-my Store. cm:30u:e);Be:r,c3-, ?SOIjE1 ..A.CHH3NT For the Hawaiian Islands of Dr. med. G. Jaeger's Sanitary (Underwear. CASTLE & COOKE, Life, Fire and Marine INSURANCE . AGENTS. AGENTS FOR Nev England Mutual Lite Insurance Co., OF BOSTON. Atna Fire Insurance Co., OF HAKTFOKD. Union Insurance Co., OF BAN PRANOISOO, OAI. ro DAIhY AND WEEKIiY Hawaiian Newspapers for ARE THE- Leading Journals In the Kingdom. The "Daily Hawaii Holoinua," Has the Larpcst Circulation on tho Islands and s tlio Jiest itieuiuui lor Advertising. Bewa (1 T t I I on Mb. Tiios. K. Nathaniel will recelvo all advertisements and transact ull business matters. B0 Orricr.: "Brcnig Block," corner Nuusnu and Queen street (upstairs), (HU-tf CTODBULsT 3STOTT, IMPOUTKK AND DEALER IN Steel & Iron Ranges Stoves & HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Agate Ware in WHITE, GRAY and LAMPS & CHANDELIERS, Crockei'y, Ru'b'ber Hose, Lift and Force Pumps, "Water Closets, Water and Soil Pipes. PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK. DIAMOND BLOCK, Nos. 95 & 97 KING STREET. IE 3D 3D "3T ' S Refrigerators tfi o S3 a o H ICE White 02 12 Automatic O Cylinder OH AS. HUSTACE, IMPOUTKK AND DKALEK IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR AND FEED. Fresh California Roll ALWAYS New Goods Received by Every gXT- All Orders faithfully attended to. solicited and packed with cure. LINCOLN BLOCK, King Street - TELEPHONE . 119. tei.kphone aw 111 vFORT STREET. i. o. Box a7. TMPOKTEKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEU8 IN Groceries and Provisions. ON IOE-By each steamer of the 0. 8. S. Co. from California Fresh California Koll Butter, Frozen Oysters and Fresh California Fruits, Fish, Uume, Vegetables, etc. A complete line of Crosse ifc Bluckwell's and J. T. Morton's Cunned and Bottled Qoads always on hand. Just received a Fresh Lino of German Pates and Potted Meats and Bottled Preserved Fruits, Lewis t Co.'s Maltesu Brand Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, Now Breakfast Cerculs, Creum Oat Flakes and Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lemons. California River side Urunges, Uregou JiurimiiK rotatoes, TELEPHONE !. H. E. McINTYRE & BRO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN G-rooeries, Fro-visiorxs and.eed. Now (loods Received by Every Packot from tho Eastern States and Europe. FRESH CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER. All Orders faithfully attended to ami Goods delivered to any part of the City free. Island Orders solicited. Satisfaction guarantepd. EJast Oorner Port Se Klrxtr Streets. O. J-. MCCARTHY, (NEW BULLETIN BLOCK, MERCHANT bTltEET) REAL ESTATE BROKER Eire Insurance Placed. Collections Attended To. RENTS COLLECTED AND HOUSES RENTED. AMY BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO ME WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. ZF'lxit'u.res & KITCHEN UTENSILS Large Variety, SILYER-PLATED; AND CHESTS Mountain, Kern AND Ice .Cream Freezers! & Barrel Churns. Butter and Island Butter ON HAND gC3 Steamer from San Francisco. Satisfaction guaranteed. Island Orders - Bet. Fort and Alakea Streets. P. O. BOX 372. eio. nuxisiacuon guarauieeii. -P. O. BOX 115. Oceanic Steamship Co. Australian Mail Service, For San Francisco : The now and lino Al Steel Steamship "MONOWAI" Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company will he duo at Honolulu from Sydney and Auck land on or about November 17th, And will leave for the above port with, Mailsand Passengers on or about thatdate. For Sydney and' Auckland : The new and lino Al Steel Steamship "MARIPOSA" Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will be due at Honolulu, fiom San Francisco, on or about November 18th, And will have prompt despntch with Mails and Passengers for the above ports. Tho undersigned arc now prepared to issue THROUGH TICKETS TO ALl POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES. F For fuither particulars regarding Freight or Passage apply to WBI. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd., l-!l General Agents. Pacific Mail S.S. Go. -AN'D Till: Occidental and Oriental S.S, Go. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. Steamers of the abovu Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to the above ports on or about the following dates: Stmr. "China" Dec. l'., 8M Stnir. "Oceanic" .. Jan. 11, IbiM Stmr. "China" Feb. 'JO, lfe! Stmr. "Gaelic" April 11, lb!M For SAN FRANCISCO. Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way from Hong kong and Yokohama to the above port on or about the following dates: Stmr. "City of Kio do Janeiro" . . . Dec.'SO, 181)2 Stmr. "Bclgiu" Feb. 8, 18! Stmr. "City of Poking". .March 31. 18!)'l Stmr. "Oceanic" May 7, 189J Round Trip Tickets TO YOKOHAMA AND RETURN $360. For Freight anil Passage apply to H. HACKFELD & CO., 207 tf Agents. Oceanic Steamship Co. Time TelToI. LOCAL LINE. S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu from S. F. Leavo Honolulu for S. F. . THROUGH LINE. From Bun FrancNco From Sydney for for Sydney. Ban Francisco, .lrrfre Honolulu, Laire Honolulu. MARIPOSA, Nov. 18 I MONOWAI, Nov. 17 MONOWA1, Deo. 1(1 1 AIuVMEDA, Dec. 15 METROPOLITAN MEAT CO, 81 KING ST, W Wholesale and Retail Butchers AND - NAVY CONTRACTORS. G-. J Waller, Manager. CHAS. T. G-ULICK, Notary Public for tbe Island of Oahu. Agent to take Acknowledgements to Iji bor Cont roots. Agent to grunt Marriagu Licenses, Hono lulu, Oahu. Agent for the Hawaiian Islands of Pitt it bcou'b r reigiu aim rarcei r.xpress. Agent for thu Burlington Route REAL ESTATE BROKER and UENERAL AdENT. Bei.i.318- TELEPHONE P. O, Box 415 -Mutual 13U orncK- SS Merchant nU ESMttY Honolulu, H. BY AUTHORITY. MEMBERS OF TAX APPEAL BOARDS Commissioned by the Minister of Finance lor the Year 1892. HAWAII. District Hllo-C. K. ltioli.itdon, I.. Turner, Distiict Puna It. Kyi-roft, V. Kammi. District Kou O. Macombcr, J. 0. Scnrlo. District S. Kona C. Kaoo, Miiies Bar rett. District N Kona I). Namanii, flcorge Olark. District N. Kohala J. McGuIre, V North rop. District 8. Kohala F. Spencer, T. Ijindsay. District Himmkua H. Hall, M. P. Holmes. District X. HUo .Tas. Matoon, D. Kn hooio. MAUI. District If una J. T.. Lyon-, K Hutchinson. District Wailukt-J. T. Alull, Patrick Cockott. , District Molokai and Uumi Charles Cockett, I.. K. Kupihca. District Lahaimi I.. M. Baldwin, Peter Kahakauila Kalia. District Makawao 15. Hao Kekapai, David P. Eldridgo. KAUAI. District Waimea and Xliliuu K. 13. Conant, D. Kim. District Hanaloi K. T. O. Bryant, Ij. Kaiawe. District Kawaihau 1. l.iudciuan, G. 11. Mcheulu. District Koloii W. G. Smith, Kekoa. District l.ihue II. D. Wislmrd, Josia Keaw e. OAHU. District Honolulu V. V. Allen, J. T. Watcrliouse, Jr. District Knuaud Waianae A. J. Camp bell, J. It. Holt, Jr. District Wuialua .las. Guv, Kaiuiku- wuhii. District Kooluuluii .las. Corn in, .las. Donelly. District Koolaupoko .las. Olds, K. Ma kahaluia. , K. C. MACFA1U.AXK, Minister of Finance. Finance Department, October 31, IWI'2. W2-tl 1892 -TiVXES-1892 Tux Payers in this District are hereby notified that the Tuxes for tho current year will bo duo and payublo at tho Olllco of thu Tax Assessor and Collector, in the Kuptiu iwa Building, on tho 1st day of November, lWri. Thu Otlice will bo open from U -. M. to 1 l". m. daily (Sundays excepted) and on Sat urdays until 12 o'clock noon. All amounts over $10 must bu paid in U. S. Oold Coin. Tuxes not paid before tho lMh day of December next will be liable to suit with 10 percent costs added. T. A. LLOYD, Deputy Assessor and Collector of Tnxos, District of Komi, Island of Oahu. Approved: E. 0. Macf,mii.nb, Minister of Finance. MKt-'Jw PROCLAMATION. DKrAitr.Mi:jT ok Finance, Honolulu, October 25, lb! !)-'. f By virtue of authority given by an Act of tho legislative Assembly, entitled an " Act lo Prevent the Infection of Cholera in tho Hawaiian Islands," approved on the 27th day of September, 18lr., upon recom mendation of the Board of Health, I do hereby declare all Ports of Entry in tho Kingdom, now o)on to commerce. E. 0. MACFARLANK, Minister of Finance. Honolulu, Oct. ir, lb!r.. ft-tf IRRIGATION NOTICE. Holders of Water Privileges, or those paying Water Rutes, are hereby notllled thut, owing to thu drouth and tho scarcity of water in the Government Reservoirs, tho Hours for using water for Irriga tlon purposes aro from 7 to 8 o'clock a. m.. ami 5 to (I o'clock i ., until further notice. JOHN 0. WHITE, Supt. Honolulu Water Works. Approved; (Iihs. T. Oui.iuk, Minister of the Interior. Honolulu, II. 1., Oct. IS, 18W. fillMf NOTICE. Owing to the drought mid scarcity of water, tjie residents inauku of Judd street uro requested to collect what watur they may require for household purposes before 8o!clock a. m. . JOHN C. WHITE, Supt. Honolulu Wati-r Works. Honolulu, Sept. (I, lh!)2. JStS-tf A. BARNES, Esq., has this day been uppoiiiUd a member of the Road Board for tho Taxation District of Wailuku, Maui, for the unexpired term muito vacant by the resignation of II. d. Trend wuy, It, fl. N. WILCOX, Minister of the Iiitt.rinr. I. I Interior Olllce, Nov. 10, 180.'. &7i-3t t Why tho Flag Can't Fly. Washington, Oct. !.- At" tlio ro cont Grand Army oncainpinunl in this cit an enthusiastic veteran in troduced a resolution calling upon tlio Soerotary of War to hoist an American Hag over Fort Stnntur in Charleston harbor. In tho oxcito niuut of tho moment tho resolution ent through without opposition or investigation. At tho War Depart ment to-da3 tho chief of engineers who has charge of the Government fortifications was questioned on tho subject. Ho says tho Secretary of War has not yet complied with tho resolution, nor is it likely that ho will. Tho army regulations provide that tho Union Hag shall bo display ed at military pohts and fortifica tions that, are garrisoned or occu pied. Fort Sumter is neither garri soned nor occupied, and therefore the Secret ary of War has no autho rity to float a flag over it unless ho is prepared to garrison it with troops. In further explanation of the nonappearance- of a flag at Fort Sumtor and other practically abandoned forts, tho engineer ofheers nay that serious foioign complications might arise if tho resolution adopted by tho G. A. R. Encampment wero car ried out. For instance, if tho flag was hoisted over Fort Sumter a for eign war ship might visit tho harbor of Charleston. In accordance with tho naval regulations of tho world, tho foreign war ship would salute the American flag and expect a simi lar saluto in return. Tho foreigner could not bo expected to know that Fort Sumter was unoccupied and was simply floating its countrj-'s Uag as a matter of Fontimont. Not hav ing his saluto acknowledged, tho foreignor would bo justified in charg ing this count r3' with discourtesy, and would have a right to demand an explanation. Tho ordnance ser geant stationed thoro could hardly roturn a foroign war ship's saluto with an old muskotor rovofvor which he might have with him in his quarters for his personal protection. When tho Secretary of War refers tho resolution to tho Chief of Engi neers ho will probably receive an an swer containing tlio substanco of tho foregoing statement. Tho Earth's Surface-Formation. Tho Proceedings, as well as tho Scottish Geographical Magazine for September, give tho Presidential ad dress by Prof. James Geikio before tho geographical section of the Bri tish Association. It is a technical discussion of tho light thrown by recent doop-bea exploration and geo logical research upon tho geographi cal dovolopinont of coast-lines, and appears to bo mainly an exposition of tho theory of Prof. Suess in his 'Das Antlitz dor Erde.' This is, in general terms, that tho variations of tho sea-level aro not wholly or per haps even largely duo to tho 6leva tiou of the laud, but to tho subsi dence of tlio oceanic trough and to sedimentation within tho continental area. In developing this theory ho pictures, at times graphically, the changes in tho coast-lines in differ ent geologic ages. Among tho curi ous facts stated in tho courso of tho address is tho abruptness with which tho continental plateau rises from tho oceanic trough. "A depression of tho sea-level or an elevation of tlio plateau for 10,000 feet would add only a narrow bolt to the Pacific Coast between Alaska and Capo Horn, while tho gain of land on tlio Atlantic slopo of America between !50 degrees N. L. and 10 degrees S. L. would not bo much greater. Jlo also rofors to tho higher level of tho sea on tho borders of the continonts .than in tho mid-ocean, as well as to tho variation oi height at ritHoront places on tho samo coast. "Tho at traction of the Himalaya, for exam ple, Hiiilicos to cause a diflorunco of 1500 feet between tho level of tho sea at tho delta of tho Indus and on the coast of Ceylon." An admirable map of tho globe, showing tho heights of tho land and tho deoths of the sea. accompanies and well illustrates the paper. A'. 1'. A'ution. Man's Wondorful Stomach. The human stomach possesses most wonderful powers of adapta tion to circumstances. When Lieute nant liligh and his eighteen men wore cast oil' from tho .Bounty by tho mutincors in an open boat thoy subsisted for forty-ono days on a daily allowance of ono-twonty-flfth of a pound of biscuit per man and a quarter of a pint of water. Dr. Tan ner in 1880 fasted for forty days, subsisting, it is said, on water alone, mid Succi and other fasting men have since excelled this. Katlirs, North American Indians, and tho "fat boy" in "Pickwick" may well bo quoted as fearful examples of vora city; but oven thoir gastronomic feats aro exceeded by tho full-grown ICsquiumux, who will daily oat twenty pounds of flush and oil if ho has tho chance; while, on the autho rity of Admiral Snritcliott", a Yakut of Siberia has boon known to con sume in twenty-four hours "tho hind quarter of a largo ox, twenty pounds of fat, and a quantity of melted but ter for his drink!" i'ubllo Opinion, m Mr. "W. M. Terry, who has boon in tho drug business at Elkton,Iy., for tlio past twelve years, bays: "(Jhaiu berlain's Cough llemedy gives bettor satisfaction than any other cough modicino 1 have ever sold." Thoro is good reason for this. No other will cure a cold so quickly; no other is bo certain a preventive and cure for croup; no other ntfords so much roliof in cases of whooping cough. For sale by all doalors. Benson, Smith c Co., Agents for the- Hawaii au Islands, i 1 -X 4- .! - 1 v 1 'i 'I . :. m '1&JZ W ' MtiW . .-..." utt' ui.5r&& ' &.k&M sffifcte. , I iltfkci. ju'ikmmkr.4im..-iiM.jA fh-MrMh rc. i i.ofr4i & W4k.iSlwt-i..