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EE2HHI wlWSKfM w,fS5-ifr; w rwriir?: T" K1 m v VM') .. .. &. ww"vMV r Zta ewtwflSfiQF I The 'Best Flight 'Page Evening Paper Published l VGNING BULLGTIN If you Don' I Head the Bulletin you Don't Get ALL the News. row t' Hawaiian Islands. Subscription 75c. a month. It Readies ALL tlu Teaplc, Km to?m;mmm Vol. II. No. 4G8. HONOLULU, H. I., WEDNESDAY, NOVI.MBEll 25, 1896. Puiok 5 Cents. FfPgfliffT U- IV THE EVENING BULLETIN. Published ovory day except Sunday nt 210 King Street, Honolulu, H. I. SUIlSCltlPTION KAT.ES. Pet Month, nnywhoro in the Ha waiian Inlands R 7ft Per Year. .- -. H Per Year, postpaid to Auiec'.u'., Canaan, or Mexico 10 00 Per Year, postpaid, oShor Foreign Countnos 13 00 Pnynblo Invariably In Advance. Tolephono WM. P. O. Box 89. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. FOR BEAUTIFUL HAiff Ayer's Hair Vigor RESTORES COLOR, PROMOTES Luxuriant Growih, Keeps tlio scalp cool, moist, healthy, and freo from dan druff. 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The audiouoo which gathered at tho opera houGO last evo'niug to witness tho production of "Tho Oharity I3all" woo, if anything, tho largest of. tho season, extra chairs having to bo squeezed iu to ac ooramodato thoso who had neg lected to resorvo seats in advance. The play iu tho opinion of many was the best yet given by tho Fiaw ley peoplo, and in its pro sontation tho company certainly scored another success. In the part of John Van Bureu, tho rector of a fashionable New York church, Mr. Frank Woi th ing again showed tho liuishod actor. With a voice and person ad mil ably suited to tho part, ho added the dignity of gesture aud mien which Bhould go with it. In tho scene with his brother at tho ond of tho second act his actiug wnB most powerful and impres sive. As tho rector's biothor, in busi ness ou Wall streot oh a stock broker, Mr. T. Daniel Frawley ogam appeared to better advant age than in tho ihst two plays rondored. Ilis offoils last night wero quickly appreciated by tho audieuco and in conjunction with thoso of Mr. Worthing received frequent applause, which means a good deal from a Honolulu audieuco. In tho character of Judgo Peter GnrneyKnox, a relic of a post era, Harry Corson Clarko found a part to his liking. Ho not only made tho audionco thoroughly on joy his drollery but ho seemed to enjoy it himself. One could see tho fun bubbling out of Ihb oyes and overspreading his counte nance and could not help catching tho contagion tho moment ho mndo his appearance. It is sulli cieut to say that Mr. Clatko aclded now laurols to thoso already gain ed in his present engagement, ami that ho kept tho audionco in a roar of laughter whenever ho was before them. Ho was ably assist ed in tho comedy portion of tho play by Miss Madgo Can- Cook, Miss Hope Ross and Mr. Georo W. Lesli j. Miss Blanche Balis and Miss Lansing Rowan in their imper sonations wero all thut could bo dosired by tho most critical audi ences, while little Marion Both showed wonderful precocity for one so young. Tho miuor characters wore all well filled, and tho samo con scientious attention to little de tails of costumo, accessories and make-up shown in former plays was again in evidence last night. There aro thoso who predicted that the Frawley season would not last ovor tho first weok, but then thoy wore sadly mistaken. If any of them wore nroBPiir. Int nimbi- thoy must bo ready to ackuowl edge tho fact. Tho Bulletin can see nothing ahead for tho company which is giving tho Ho nolulu theater-going public such enjoyable performances but con tinued Buccess and crowded houses to tho ond of their engage ment. 1 11111:1; I'oiirit.viis. Do 110 lj nir. Yule In Hi itliiNl Ilniipy Style. Fred Yatos, the great Loudon artist, has just complotod three more charming portraits of well known Honolulu people and iu each case has happily caught tho expression commonly seon on tho faces of tho flitters. Mr. Tom May's picturo stands out boldly with a certain serenity of countenance which is most captivating. Bruco Oartwright, resting in an easy and comfortable attitude, after u day's hard wrestling with tho commer cial world, is onjoyiug an aftor dinner cigar and listoniug to a good story, well told. Dr. McKib bin, pipe iu hand aud uowspapor on knee, tho picture of comfort aud satisfaction, reclining in his "Club" chair and thinkiug what a great blessing good digestion is. Each picturo reproduces tho subject in so lifoliko a manner as to make it unnecessary to stretch the imagination a great deal iu order to l)olicvo that the real fleh and blood originals uro smiling at ono from tho canvas. Mr. Yates has adapted to each portrait a perfectly harmonious background which suggests strongly thp light aud suusliiuo of tho tropics and enhances tho expression of the figures. "I do not liko to put a dark background to anything Hawaii an," suid Mr. Yates. "ThiB is a land of sunlight, vivid greens and bright blue skies. Loudon sug gests sombre surrouudings, with its fog and smoko and cloudy ot inoBpheie." So tho aitist lpls himself fall into harmony with nature as ho iiuds her iu every clime, with tho vory btBt results. Thoro is nothiug glaring or raw in the draperies aud high lights of his portraits of island people. Every tone is subdued, but tolls plainly of the climato. It is genius iu tho superlative dogreo only that enables this master of portrait-painting to so faithfully depict the living foco. Glorious, indeed, is his gift and from tho amount of orders given Mr. Yates since his arrival it is j readily underbtnod that our peo ple appreciate tho opportunity offered. Mr. Yates' twin is get 1 ting short, however, and no largo 1 numbor of oidois can be received after this week. mi. niei.ittiXAN. Well fteetUe'l ullli inn I'.niillj in 111. Uv Hume. In its issue of October 21, To Torea, published at Itaiolonga, Cook Islands, tho following para graphs appear: "A very ploasunt meeting took placo at Au Maru Palace, Aro langi, on Thursday ovoniug last. Tho gathering took tho form of a 'welcome' to Dr. and Mrs. and Miss McLenu'iu,u'id a large num bor of imitations had bom sent out by Tinomaua Ariki and Mr. J. M. Salmon. Wo havo only space in this issuo to say that tho affair was a complete success, tho host aud hostosB doing everything possible for tho onjoymont of tho guests." "The clearing of sections and forming of Btroots and roads at tho now township of Mosstown iB steadily proceeding, and a good deal of planting is in progress. Wo believe Dr. McLennan will pro bably bo tho first resident thoro, as plans, wo hear, aro being pro pared for an extensive and com modious rosidonco on tho section facing tho Roman Cutholic Re serve. In tho moantime, however, tho doctor and family aio located at tho residenco of Judgo Topou at Avarua, who has generously given up his establishment for their temporary uso." To Torea is a small folio paper with two wido columns to tho page, in both English and Raro tougau. The Cook Islands havo local and fodoral homo rule undor British protection, Sir J. B. Thuihton, Commissioner for tho Wohtorn Pifcifio, being tho im perial administrator. This issue of To Torea com ments with satisfaction on tho settlement of a disputo as to tho rightful successor ot lb.o lato Pa Ariki of Takitumn. Tho Bulle tin does not know what tho Pa Ariki is,- but presumes ho gets good pay, and would congratu late tho now Pa on his profer ment. Tho Paoifio Hardware Co. aro exhibiting tho finest collection of piauo, banquet, boudoir and stand lamps ovor seen iu tho city. Thoy aro direct from tho factory aud corapriso tho latest artistic de signs. Tho low pricos will sur prise you. FOR TOMORROWS CAME KXUIIK1IKXI 11U.NS IIHJII AITIOMJ ronriMM, )MmiMmN. Itir iiiirtlinti College mm Town Hoi Will l'liiy r..r tin-Nuimiu'n 'nmii,tli)i. Tho Jiual game of tho football serios comes off tomorrow after noon at tho Makiki baseball grounds at a quarter to -1. Thoro ih no doubt thai tho two opposing teams will put up a fiuo gamo, as the championship of tho season dopends on tho result. Tho Punahou team has boon weakoned by tho loss of their captain, Professor Babbitt, who cannot play owing to an injury to tho kneo cap received iu last Sat urday's gamo, but tho boys uro by no means disheartened and are going iu lo win. Professor in galls will captain tho teum to morrow. Tho Town team aro not saying much about the result, except that thoy will bo heard from when tho time comes. Thoy havo tho ad vantage of having nearly two weeks' rest since tho last gamo, and Captain Long is suro thoy will render a good account of themselves on tho iiold. Tho opposing teams aro com posed of tho following members: I'UNAIIOU. W. Green well, R. E. Prof. Howard, It. T. A. Ouiilin, R. G. Allan Judd, C. Sam Parker, Jr., L. G. W. Rawlins, L. T. W. Armstrong, L. E. II. Kluegol, Q. B. E. Long, It. II. Prof. Iugalls (Captain), L. H. A. Long, F. B. Substitutes W. Dimond, Hen ry Judd, W. Walkor, V. Richard sou, Eugouo lloruer. TOWN TEAM. Fred Damon, It. E. Chris Holt, It. T. John Lane, R. G. C. A. Long, (Captain), C. Iboac Cookett, L. G. C. F. Chilliugworth, L. T. Prince Cupid, I , E. Geo. WaterhouBo, Q. B. W. II. Cornwall, Jr., It. H. P. Lishman, L II. August Conrad, F. B. Substitutes J. Waterhouse, Goo. Angus, M. Tuft, II. Hapai, D. Koii. IIIL.O HAl'l'F.MMiS. Item rrom the I.ocnl 1'nppr by (do W. i. Hull. Thoro havo been 87 uow build ings erectod iu Hila during tho past fivo yoars which cost $131, 000. Tho Hilo water works havo ICG customers this year, yielding an incomo of 2100, and tho Tribuuo complains that tho Government will not extend tho system. Au earthquako shock was folt all ovor Hawaii on Tuosday. Ki luuoa hhowB no sign of activity savo augry growls heard ovory day issuing from tho Halemou mau pit. Tho Kaumana road is making satisfactory progress. Wild orange? grow along its route Edward Wilhelm is going to start a now bakery at Hilo. Judgo Hitchcock will bo dis qualified from hearing many cases at tho January term, owing to his identification with tho pro secution whilo ho was shoriff. Tho Tribuuo colobrates its en trauco ou tho second year with au eight pago issue, hoping soon to raako such a sizo porraaneut. W. A. Hardy advocates a per manent exhibit of Hawaiian pro ducts at tho Mechanics' Fair, San Fruucisco. A subscription list iB boing cir culated for an artificial limb for tho Chinaman who was Bhot by James. ' Hilo will havo a yacht race in its Thanksgiving piogram. The Horald is responsible for a description of a muscovy duck owned by Joso Machado, which has a pair of hen's legs for walk ing on dry land in addition lo webfooted pedals for tho water. Thoro is building going ou all over town. Mrs. L. T. Grant has tho hotel now in good running ordor. 1 The Horald Biionorta tho Bul letin iu viewing auy municipal government proposal as premature for tho presout. M1K WAS I NSUH !'.!. I.Iiij.N- Agent Iiitmtlsiitliit; llio Mriiiitllui: r tlio JiIiinburoni:li. It is learnod that tho piosent visit of Captaiu Motcalfo of Sau Francisco to Honolulu is for tho purposo of investigating tho stranding of tho British iron bark Gainsborough at Diamond Head. Captain Motcalfo is agont for tho Pacific Coast of Lloyds, aud, as it appears that both the Gains borough and hor cargo of WcBt poit, N. Z., coal wore insured! it is necessary, iu tho interest of tho underwriters, to havo an official re port on tho ciicumstances of tho disaster. It is bolioved that some of thoso will be found favorable and others unfavorable to Cap tain McPherson. In tho latter category will probably bo his refusal of a hawser from the steamer Keouhou tho morning after his vessel wont ashore. An other significant fact is that tho vessel was lloated with from nine to twolvo huudred tons of coal aboard, aftor having been exposed on tho beach to wind and wave somo weeks. Captain Motcalfo will bo lemembered as tho man who pulled tho steamship Miowera off tho reef at tho outrauco to Hono lulu harbor. 'lllM.ATi:il r.MU.ISll. N111110 TitlttlU 1'rmii 11 Nliiiiii Colter. tiir'H Clreiilur. Our Bordeaux old friend, Mau rice Ducot, is getting moro impor tunate for Irado with each suc ceeding mail. "I havo tho pleasure to advise you that if yon cau ac cept to send freo of carriage," ho says in his latest dispatch, "used postago stamps but absolutely from your inland, not dirty, damaged aud nibbed, I bIiuII bend you carriago paid, tho following articles." One of the things Bpooiiied is a now mould for cigarottos, which "shall bo ac cepted for uso iu all parts of tlio world." A map of Franco is ro commendod "as vory useful for tho transactions with tho Franco." It is not remombered whether this is tho samo dealer from whom the writer recoivod a circular about oightoou years ago, asking for stamps or an anBwor by "ro turn stick of timber," which waB interpreted to meau by "return post." m Tlio llnlmtorni. Tho samo peculiarity which has affected all our rains iu tho lust year was apparent in that of last night. Thoro was littlo or no rainfall in tho mountains, tlio nreu affected being bolow the foothills. Tho first showor, which caught a number of peoplo on tho way to tho theater, extended only a little way beyond Thomas square. Thoro was vory littlo rain abovo tho Electric Light station and no fresliotB in any of thobtreams. Tho only froshot reported this year was uoar Waianao. Tho rainfall at Frank Brown's placo measured ill lOOths of an inch up to 0:!0 a.m. Tho prospects aro favorable for light bIiowoib for a day or two. .' Volcano Actlto. Nows by tho Kinau is to tho effect that tho Yolcano broke out with ronowed activity Monday morniug, and is now prepared to play to a full house King Bros, load in colored photos which aro ominoutly suit able for Bonding abroad. IN THE HIGHER COURTS ni:w tkiai. 3itNri:u ah woni; wiiii mssi.xr. , lloriiNnl or New Trlitl In lliiine ' Vm. If 111........ AlillH.ln.1 t'HA.. --- k ... .. i,fi-.vu . lull. Ilt 01 ec. Judge Carter has siguod an mdor of divmco in Joso J. Car valho vs. Maria C. Oarvolho, to tho glutting of which defoudunt oxcopted. Mngoou ,fc Ediugs for libellant; Huraphroya for libolleo. Argumont on dofondaul's mo tion for now trial of Wm. H. Thono vs. Carl Klommo was heard by Judgo Perry this ofteruoon. Davis for plaintiff; Thurston ,fc Stanley for defendant. Tho jury had roudored a verdict of 6220 damages for prosecution for mali cious mischief. Judgo Pei ry de nied the motion, and Mr. Stanley noted exceptions, Justico Whiting has rendered a decision in tho Supreme Court, granting a now trial to Ah Wong, convicted of an outrage, on the ground that tho principal witness, a girl of five yoars, had not been questioned by tho trial court io gardiug her competency as a wit ness according to tho blatuto. Justico Freor concurs, but Chief Justice Judd renders a dissenting opinion. now trial has been ordered. Attorney General W. U. bimth for prosecution; Robert son for defendant. M)ii: :ioi.iiAV ;oni. ;rti,i nis)in at num. .'iui-uur. Kookfilorc. A roprosontativo of tho Bulle tin passing along Fort street to day was hailed by Chas Ramsey, tho popular clerk in Thrum's bookstore, and asked to inspect the stock of holiday goods import ed by Mr. Thrum. ThoBtockwas " personally Bolcctod " by Vida Thrum, who lately returned from tlio States. Nover before has tho Houolulu public had buch a large and 11ried stuck to select from. In tho iirst placo thoy have an inmonso stock of dolls, imported direct from Paris, and if your favorite child breaks an arm, leg or head of hor Christmas doll, tako it bock to Thrum. Ho has extra parts foroll dolls. Tho Block of doll carriages and wagous is largo. As these toys recoivou groat many hard kuockB thoy wore solocted with au oyo to strongth and dura bility. A speciully largo stock of children's Christmas books aro to bo Been, from thoso embracing words of ono syllable to thoso for older children, all uow designs aud illustrated. Games of ovory description aro displayed. Iu truth a visit to Thrum's will lend you to boliovo that nine-tenths of the pooplo of tho world aro con stantly employed in inventing now games. Their lino of boys' tool chests are vory pretty as well as usoful. in tho selection of this, tho largest stock ovor brought to Ho nolulu, tho oldor pooplo havo not been forgotton. Now designs of work boxes and toilot sots aro dis played that aro artistic iu tho extreme Christmas cards, calendars in booklets, tissue papers for making artificial llo were, anil tho vory latest de signs iu photograph and auto graph albums. Their stock oE leather goods is most complete, and om braces ladies and gents' pookotbooks, chatolaiuo bags and continuous calendars. Thoy are making a specialty of satin lined work baskets. The abovo aro only a fow of tho many uovoltios that Mr. Thrum is offering to his customers. A visit to his store will convince you that thoro is only ono placo in Honolulu to buy holiday novelties, and that placo is Thrum's. Nicoly furuishod rooms at tho Popular House, lfil Fort street, from $1.00 per weok up. 41 i w '1 -1 A .. h- I'i fr n: ?& 'r - &3 m&L.jJi--. k&&fc .Hfc&aii 'XV ,iW-" " ifrffS'iiirmiirirrii - iimy iSWYtL. ,JtiLv. jtJ&tii fS&A-A,