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r itUetm PRICE 5 CENTS. HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1893. VOL. V. NO. 712. THE DAILY BULLETIN PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON RXCKPT 8UNBAY BY THE Dally Bulletin Publishing Co., L'd., AT THE OFFICE. Merchant St., Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. It. 8. Muoiiic, Bvipt. W. H. Taylor, i'res. n i l IIS tton iron San Francisco, Works Cal. BUILDERS OF Oceanic Steamship Go. Australian Mail Service. SUBSCRIPTION Six Dollaiw a Yeah. Delivered In Honolulu nt Fifty Cunts a Month, in advance. THE WEEKLY BULLETIN IS PUBLISHED At Foun Doluaiw a Yeah to Domestic, and Five Dollars to Foreign Subscribers. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING DONE IN 8UPERI0R STYLE. 250 BOTH TELEPHONES 250 P. O. BOX 83. Improved Sugar Machinery BOILERS & ENGINES. Pumping Machinery For Irrigating and Wator Works purposes of any capacity. Wrought Iron & Steel Water Pipe & Pluming DAVIDSON PUMPS, MATHESON LOOK-JOINT PIPE, HEINE SAFETY BOILER, Address letters for the paper "Editor Bulletin," and business letters "Manager Bulletin Publishing Company." Using a personal address may cause delay in at tention. DANIEL LOGAN, - Editor and Managor. Business Cards. LEWEES & COOKE, For San Francisco : The Now nnd Fine Al Steel Steamship "MONOWAI" Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company will be duo at Honolulu from Sydney and 'Auck land on or about May 4th, And will leave for the above port with Mails and Passengers on orabout that date. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY THE FAMOUS TOURIST ROUTE OF THE WORLD. Tlckots Issuod to ALL POINTS In tho UNITED STATES and CANADA, via Portland, Tacoma, Soattlo, Vlotoria and Vancouver. $5.00 Second Class $ First Class $10.00 :LE8S THAN BY OTHER LINES h: Etc., Etc., Etc Etc. For futthcr imrticulars and cata logues, address K.isclon. Iron"Works, San Francisco, California. For Sydney and Auckland: The Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship "MARIPOSA" Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company will bo due at Honolulu, from San Francisco, on or about May 4th, And will have prompt despatch with Mails and Passengers for tho ubove ports. The undersigned are now prepared to issue THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES. MOUNTAIN REPORTS: Banff, Glacier, Mount Stephen, Fraser Canon, Etc. "Empress" Line of Steamers from Vancouver. Tickets to All Points In Japan, China, India. AROUND THE WORLD PER C. P. R. FOR $610. M. M. STERN, Dist. Freight & Pops. Agent, 018 Market street, San Francisco, Cal. For Tickets nnd Gonoral Informa tion apply to THEO. H. DAYIES & CO., Agent for the Jlttwaiian Islands. Men and Women. Pacific Mail S.S. Co. Daily Bulletin 6F- For further particulars regarding 1 reigbt or Passage apply to WEI. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd., i-!U Gonoral Agents. TUB HAWAII H0I1M Oceanic Steamship Co. AND THK- Occidental and Orientals. S. Go. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. Steamers of tho above Companies will call nt Honolulu on their way to the above ports on or about the following dates: fmroivrr.RS and Dealeks in Lumiier asd ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS. Fort Street, Honolulu. H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS, Importers and Commission Merchants. Fort Street, Honolulu. H. HACKFELD & CO., General Commission Agents. Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu. G. W. MAOFABLANE & CO., Importers and Commission Merchants. Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu. DAILY AND WEEKLY Hawaiian Newspapers Leading Journals in the Kingdom. JNO. S. SMITHIES, Auctioneer and General Business Aoent. Mahukona, Kohala, Hawaii. The "Daily Hawaii Holomua," Has the Largest Circulation on tho Islands and is the Best Medium for Advertising. Mr. Titos. K. Nainii:l will receive all adverti-ements and tiansact all business matters. US" Office: "Ureniir Block," corner Nuuanu and Queen street (upstairs). SKJ-tf Time Tatole. LOCAL LINE. S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu fiom S. F. May 17 Juno 14. . .. .lulv 12 .. Aug. !) bout. (J .... Oct. I Nov. 1 Leave Honolulu for S. F. . ..May 24 Juno 21 Inly 1!) Aug. 10 Sept. 13 Oct. 11 Nov. 8 ..May 11, 18!3 uiy Stmr "BELGIC" Stmr "CHINA" July 9. 1893 Stmr "OCEANIC" Aug. 7, 1893 Stmr "CHINA" Sept. J8, 1893 Stmr "OCEANIC" Oct. 1(1, 1893 Stmr "CHINA" Nov. 27, 1693 Stmr "OCEANIC" Dec. 25, 1893 Stmr "CHINA" Feb. 5, lb91 Stmr "OCEANIC" March 5, 1891 Stmr "CHINA" April 10, 1891 Employment, House & Rooms Registry All advertisements for this denart- ment must be naid in advance. Orders to continue should bo given the afternoon tho advertisement expires. Advertisements for the Registry must bo handed in before 12 o'clock noon of the day they first appear. Tho rates given below under eacli head uro for advertisements not exceeding live lines, counting seven words to a line. Five cents a lino will bo added to each figure for all above live lines. THROUGH LINE. The Best Lunch in Town. From San Francisco for Sydney. Arrive Jlonululu. From Sydney for San Francisco. Leave Jlonululu. MA11IPOSA, May 1 1 MONOWAI, May 4 MONOWAI, June 1 I ALAMEDA. June 1 ALAMEDA, June 29 MAltIPOSA,Jnne29 MARIPOSA, J uly 27 MONOWAI, Aug. 24 ALAMEDA, Sept. 121 MARIPOSA, Oct. 19 MONOWAI, July 27 ALAMKDA,Aug. 21 MARIPOSA,Sept.21 iilUi, J , l.l, KJVl, lit MONOWAI, Nov. 10 ALAMEDA, Nov. l(i TO PLANT LOVERS ! For SAN FRANCISCO. Steamers of the abovo Companies will cull at Honolulu on their way from Hong kong and Yokohama to the abovo port on or about tho following dates: Stmr "OCEAN IC" May 7, 1893 Stmr "GAELIC" May 29, lb'Ji Stmr "CITY OF PEKING" JunoO, 1893 Stmr "CHINA" June 19, 1893 Stmr "BELGIO" June 27, 1893 Stmr "PERU" July 7, 1893 Stmr "OCEANIC" Julv 17, 1893 Stmr "CITY OF KIO DF JANEIRO" Jnly 2.'), 1893 Stmr "GAELIC" Aug. O, 1893 Stmr "CITY OF PEKING" Aug. 15,1893 Stmr "OCEANIC" Sept. 23, 1893 Stmr "CHINA" Nov. 0, lb93 Stmr "OCEANIC" Dec. 4, 1893 Stmr "CITY OF PEKING" Jan. 2, 1891 Stmr "OCEANIC" Feb. 12, 1891 Stmr "CHINA" March 20, 1891 Stmr "GAELIC" May 11, 1891 Employment Wanted. Adi. under this head, 35c. one ueek or less: continued, 10c. a week. A GERMAN GARDENER WOULD like a situation in n private place. Would take care of grounds and not object to looking after horses. Apply "Gar dener," Bulletin OIKce. 708-tf Tea. and Coffee WENNEB & CO., Manufacturing and Importino Jewelers. 92 Fort Street, Honolulu. W. H. STONE, -A.OOOTJTSTT.AJSr'T. P. O. Box 17. Jp&IS& AT ALL HOURS. THE FINEST BRANDS OF Cigars and Tobacco ALWAYS ON HAND. THOS. LINDSAY, Manufacturing Jeweler and Watch maker. EC. J". 2STOLTE. Prop. PALO ALTO STABLES, THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO notify tho public that he is nrenared Kind of tree, Shrub or to Propagate any jusii oy uramng, jsuuumg, Kinging, or other methods. No payments will bo re quired until thoy aro well rooted, which will take from six weeks to six months, ac cording to its genus. Now is the time for ludies to make ptesents whether exotics or natives, to her friends. I will also under take to eiadicate all insects that prey upon or suck the sap from trees and other vege tables, which can bo expelled from 50 to 00 iiuium; ho euro no pay. E& The Collco ai .specialty. Address W. L., 053-lm Bulletin Oflice. RATES OF PASSAGE ARE AS FOLLOWS: TO yoko- to iiono- HAMA. KONG. Cabin JIM 00 ?175 00 Cabin, round trip 4 months 225 00 202 50 CabiiTound trip 12 months 202 50 310 25 European Steerage.. . 85 00 100 00 E8F Passengers paying full fare will bo allowed 10 percent oil' return faro if return ing within twolve months. Help Wanted. Ads. under this head, 60c. one time; con tinued, Wc. each time. WANTED IMMEDIATELY A GOOD Needle Woman for Dicssmaking; ono who can Cut and Fit; to work in tho house. P. O. Box 409. 712-3t Lost and Found. Ad . under this head, 50c. one time; con tinued, 25c. each time. and Orange family a Kukui Jowolrv Mclnerny Block, Fort Street. sneeinltv. attention paid to all kinds of repairs. Particular ATLAS ASSURANCE CO. OI LONDON. H. W. Schmidt & Sons, AUKNTH FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. HONOLULU IKON WOBKS, Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Hon, him, Coolers. Iron, Brash, and Lead Castings. Machinery of Every Description Made to Order. Particular attention paid to Ships' lilucksmlthiug. Job Work executed at Short Notice. 3SO O' Far-roll St. Two Blocks from Baldwin Hotel, S. F., Cal. I BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO MY OLD friends and patrons in tho Islands that I have puruhuscd the above Stables and intend to maintain its namesake "Second toNone" lhtela-. Livery Outlitsof every description uNoon hand. 1 orsalo: Matched Spans, Road and Draft lior-cs guaranteed r.s repiosontcd. Coirespundetico invited. 13. II. MILES. f)9.-tf Proprietor. METROPOLITAN MEAT CO, 81 KING ST. c. j. McCarthy, Real Estate & Collection Agency gjgf For Freight and Passage apply to H. HACKFELD & CO., Agents. Houses To Let. Ads. under thh head, 50c. one lime; con tinued, 10c. each time. Houses Wanted. Ads. under this head, 50c. one time: con tinued, 10c. each time. Booms To Let. Ads. under this head, 25c. one time; 50c. one week; continued, 10c. each week. Rooms Wanted. Ad. under this head, COc. one time; con tinued, 10c. each time. Baldwin Locomotives. t 207 tf WMer's Steamship Co. TIME TABLE. jjB!arKl AGENT FOR- Cincinnati Safe & Lock Co. Ms& J j . iTfi. -A 35 Merchant St., Cummins Block. EDWIN A. JONES Has opened an business ofllco for transacting all in connection with W. C. Wilder, Pres. S. B. Rose, Sec. Capt. J. A. Kino, Port Bupt. Wholesale and Retail Butchers O. B. RIPLEY, AROHITEOT, Complete pluiis and specllleutloiis for every description of building. Contractu drawn and careful superintendence of con- mniciiun given wium required, I3A1IIMIIIU lllllllB. JSUW UOSUMlri. AND NAVY CONTRACTORS. Trusts, Purchase and Salo of Bonds, Stock and Real Estato, And is prepared to Audit Accounts. Olllce: No. 12 Merchant street, oflice lately occupied by the lato .lona. Austin. P. 0. Box 55. Call and Mi ulitf ii buildings, Olllcu, lloom A, HiiruukuU' lllock. Mutual Tel, 2US, Daily Jlulletln, dtlivtreii frte, 60 cent a month, G-. J. "Waller. . . . Manager. CI-IAS, T. G-ULICK, Notary Public for tho Island of Oaliu. Agent to lake Aoknowlodgoiiitnts to La bor Contracts. Agent to grant Marriage LIi'mimi, Hono lulu, Oaliit. Agent fur tho Hawaiian Islands of Pitt A' Kcott'H Freight and I'tiicu) l!cpiess, Agent for Hi') llurliugloii Route. Itl'.AL ESTATE ItliOlvElt ami GENERAL 1Iki.i.3Is- SH Merchant t. TELEPHONE P.O. Box llft- -umuK- AOKNT. Mill UAL Hill Honolulu, H, I, It can Iio proved Any day That tho Daily Bulletin Has the Largest Circulation 01' any papet In Honolulu. JiusincHK .Men Slick a Jin JOur. Stmr. KINAU, 0LAREE. Commander, Will leave Honolulu at 2 r. m., touching at Lahaina, Maaiaea Bay and Makena tho same day; Mahukona, Kuwuihaouml Ijiu pahoehoo tho following day, arriving at llilo at midnight. Returning leaves Hilo, touching at Lau pahochoe same day; Kawuihuo a. m.; Ma hukona 10 a. m.; Makeua 4 i. M.; Maaiaea Bay (1 r. m.; Luhaiuu H r. m. tho following day; arriving at Honolulu (1 a. m. Wednes days and Saturdays. received after Tho undersigned having been appointed Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands FOR THE OELE1IRATED Baldwin Locomotives FROM THE WORKS OF Burham, Williams & Co., Philadelphia, Ponn., Aro now prepared to give Kstlniatos and receive Orders for these Kngines, of any size and style. No Freinht will bo 12 noon on day of bailing. Stmr. CLAUDINE, DAVIES. Commander, Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 5 l'. m., touching lit Kahulul, Huelo, liunu, Humoa and kipiihulu. Returning will arrive at Honolulu every Sunday morning. be icielved after The Baldwin Locomotive Works ARK NOW MANUFACTURING A STVLK OF LOCOMOTIVE PARTICULARLY Adapted for Plantation Purposes A number of which have recently been received at these Islands, ami wo will have nleasuro in furnishlnc: nhintutlon ucents t and niauugers with particulars of same. No Frcluht will 1 1'. m, on uay of sailing. tho lumlin 'iglit, as no will not Consignees must be at receive their Frc ourselves rcspousihlo after such Freight has been lauded, gs to hold While tho Company will use due dili gence In handling Live Stock, we decline I to ussiiiihi any rcspun.-lbllity In case of the ' loss of same. Thu Company will not bo responitlbhi for Money or Jewelry iiulcsn placed In the cam of Purfcr. J' klmln of Vumnwnlul Prtntiny nMtly rxeuutrd ul low tuU'h tt Hie llultrtln Ojjlce, The Superiority of theso Locomotives over ull other makes is known not only here but is acknowledged throughout thu United States. WM. G. IRWIN & C0.F Ltd., Bole Agents lor the Hawaiian Islands. bb 1LAN1WA1" Dietrich Itieko has been bass-violinist in the Mubilo, Aln., Theatre for fifty-three years. Susan B. Anthony is of opinion (hut wo nre thrcutend with an excess of unmarried women. The oldest American citizen now in public life is Senator Mot rill of Ver mont, who wus born in 1810 Julml Eurly of Now Orleans still wears tho gray nnd will not accept a piece of curreifcy bearing the vignette of General Grunt. Mrs. James Brown Potter will, it is said, soon retire from the stage to be come tho wife of u wealthy widower of New York. Hamilton Stewart of Isphonung, .Mich,, chums to possess historical sketches of every member of his wife's family from tho year 1100. Judge R It. Nelson of tho United States District Court of Minnesota- is the only mun on the district bench appointed before the Civil War. Florence Nightingale, the famous nurse, is seventy-two yeais old. She takes her baptismal name from the Italian city, in which she was born. United States Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota wears top-boots and u scraggy beard and looks more like it granger than any Populist of them all. It is said that William Waldorf As lor will not make his permanent resi dence in England, because bis finan cial interests demand his ficqucnt presence in New York. Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, who resides at Charlotte, N. C. has been present ed with u sprig of ivy from Martin Luther's grave, which she intends placing on her husband's btuial place. The new minister to Denmark, J. E. Kisley, although he had an immense law practice, never bad his business card or his address printed, never hung out a shingle or carried a green bag. Electricinn Edison's business life has not been without its cares. He has hud to spend over $1,000,000 in (Icleiulinti his p.itents, which have al most been of us much benefit to the lawyers ns to their inventor. Elbridge Snow of Fitchburg is the son of tho late John Snow of Dublin, N. H.. who served in tho War of the Revolution. The patriot was seventy- live years of age when Ins son was horn. His son is now fifty-eight years old. Professor Virchow, the eminent pathologist, keeps alive lor experi ments several generations of cats, from which ho is trying to evolve a race of bob-tailed felines. The profes sor is seventy years old and is sur prisingly vigorous. Henry Munson, who died in New Haven recently, was the inventor of the device universally employed for boring gun barrels. He neglected to patent it, and thus let slip a fortune that would have made him a million aire. June 3d Mrs. Blaino, Miss Blaine, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch will sail for Europe and spend the summer abroad. M bb Dodge (Gail Hamilton) will not go with them. She will devote herself to writing thu life of Mr. Blaine. General Anthouard do Vniincourt, who died in France at the age of ninety-seven a few weeks ago, was ulmost the last survivor of the wars of the First Empire. He hud just left the military school of St. Cyr when he took part in the battle ol Waterloo. Secretary Carlisle remarked in a plaintive tone to a recent visitor: '! thought that when all these gentle men who came here to see the inaugu ration had seen it thoy would go homo, but they haven't; no, they haven't. I have seen them all, sir. I ,mi quite sure I have been addressed by them all, sir, right in this room." Judge Lurton who has been ap pointed as Judge in the Sixth Circuit, which includes the State of Ohio, lias been on Ohio soil before. He has u very lively recollection of his visit to Ohio during the war. He was then u ragged rebel prisoner and ''boarded" for a tune at Camp Chase, Columbus, and then had a quite summer vacation at Johnson's Island. Mrs. Annie Diggs says of the story that Mis Jerry Simpson wore velvet and diamonds at the inaugural ball: "Mrs. Simpson hud a velvet gown, She is also the possessor of a diamond a trifle larger than a pin's bead, which is bet in a finger ring. She has not worn the dtchs and was not pre sent ut thu ball. In till other tespects the original story is coriect." Miss Jesfie A. Aekerinan, World's V. C T. U. missionary, put on a div ing dress and went down sixty feet to ihe octun-bed while on a recent trip from Australia to Singapore. Her vessel stopped for two days among a Hulling licet and Miss Aukcrmnu wanted to see the work for herself She is said to be the fust woman to liave thus emulated the lamented Daniel A'cUinty. Mrs. Nullio Grant S.irtoiis, who is now living in London, is a great so cial favorite. Shu is described us more attractive than when, e gliteen years ago, she went to England a hopeful biide. She was only nineteen years old then. She doesn't look over thirty now. Her face is of gjilUh fullness and smoothness; her eyes aru very dark and shaded by heavy black hibhes, Shu is duvoteil to her children. About Uoop-Skirts. Tho Bazar has not wasted words or spaco in idle conjecture as to tho revival of hoop-skirts, hocauso it bo- liovod tho excitement on tho subject to bo entirely useless. This belief is confirmed by tho roport of fashiona ble modistes who have just returned from Paris with their Eastor novel ties. Thoy say tho hoop-skirt is not worn in Paris, nor will it bo worn this season oitiior thoro or horo by women of fashion. Practically it does not exist in Paris and is re garded by French couturioros as tho sonsatioual suggestion of ultra Americans and of English dealers not of tho best class. Thoy speak of it most sarcastically as destruc tive of all grace in dross, and thoy suggest a roturn to clinging skirts, or at least to those without fulluoss at the top, by way of contravening it. Thoro is already a reaction against stiff and heavy haircloth in terlining for supple and transparent fabrics of spring and summer gowns. In its place tho more pliable crino line lawn or foundation muslin is used, and this extends only to the knoo, instead of to tho hips as dur ing tho winter. Harper's liazar. ' ADVERTISING NOXEB. Rooms to lot with board at llani wai, Waikiki. Root Beer on draught at Bouson, Smith Ac Co.'s. After shaving use Cucumber Skin Tonic. Benson, Smith A: Co., Agents. Sunburn roliovod at once "by Cu cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith A: Co., Agents. A comfortable cottage, well fur nished, is wanted on the plains. Ad dross "F.," Bulletin office. Dr. McLennan, 131 Fort street, abovo Hotel. Chronic and Sugicat eases. Mutual Telephone 682. Prof. F. Lombard, A. B., will con tinue giving instruction in private and in classes; French, Spanish, and Latin. Residence, Alakoa street, near Y. M. C. A. Natural Characteristics. A German and a Frenchman sat opposite each other at a table d'hote in a Swiss hotol. "You aro a Frenchman, I supposot" inquired tho Gorman at tho com mencement of tho moal. "Yes," was tho roply; "but how did you manage to find that out?" "Because you oat so much broad," said tho Gorman. There was a long pause. When tho dinner was over tho Frenchman in his turn question ed his vis-a-vis. "You aro a Gorman, I presume?" "To bo sure; but toll mo, pray, how you mado that discovery." "Bocause you ate so much of every thing," was the dry retort. Schweiser Volksmund. The Scourge of Franco. Previous to tho appearance of tho phylloxera, Franco exported about eighty and imported only 6,000,000 gallons of wine; her imports for tho first eleven months of last year amounted to 204,000,000 gallons, and her exports for the same period fell short of 3!,0X),0OO gallons. In Alge ria, too, owing to tho unfavorable state of tho weather, tho viutago amounted to only (54,000,000 gallons, as against more than uiuety million gallons in 181)1, and tho ouly subject upon which tho official report dwells with satisfaction is the cider crop, which amounted to 310,000,000 gal lons, being about sixty-six million gallons in excess of last year and half that in excess of tho average of the last ton j'eur. Absolutely Washington's tor. Last IiOt- YVhat is regarded as "absolutely the last" letter penned by George Washington was sold in Philadel nhia Wednesday for $850. Tho ,ur- .chasor was the Historical Societj of Pennsylvania. George W. Chillis has what was long supposed to bo tho last letter written by tho Father of His Country, as it was composed six days before his death, but tho letter sold tho other day was written only twenty-four hours before Gen eral Washington's decease.. It is dated "Mount Vernon, 13th Doo'r, 179'.)," and gives von uuroinautic directions about matters eonnoctod with the management of his farm. X. V. World. What Won Her. Ho told her of his high estato As ho sought her love to gain; Ho boasted of his Norman blood, Which al.-o was in vain; He named thu sum he was insured The maiden caught her breath; Her head sought lent upon his breust; She said: "Vin yours till death!" J'urk. AFIRBT.ULAHB FAMILY 11ATHINU Resorl nt Wulklkl, Triuiicarx mh thu galu, Hviilnl arrangements can bo mudu for Family Piculcu and Evening UuthlliH Purtlos. ban-it Mrs. Jangle You don't think, thou, that money talks? dangle Certainly not. Mrs. Jungle And yet it was only yesterday thut you told nut to rumombur that every dollar counted. Uujf'alo C'ounVr. A BlosainQ: in Disguise. Cigarette smoke is not bad When in this light it's viewed It not ouly kills the microbe. Hut as well thu worthless dude. i'hicwjn 1 liter-Ocean, mm My wife wus coufinod to hor bod for over two months with a very se vere attack of rheumatism. Wo could gut nothing that would afford hor any relief, and as a last resort gave Cliumberlaiii'H Pain Balm a trial, To our groat surprise she be gau to improve after the first appli cation, and by using it regularly she was soon able to got up and attend to house work. K. II. Johnson, of C. .1. Kiuitsou A: Co,, Kensington, Minn. M) cent bottles for sale by nil dealers, lloiisoii, Smith A: Co., ugouttt for thu Uawuiiuu ittluudu. i i ,