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IttXM . i . - THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., MAY 1JV, 161)9. mmiKammmmmBmmrmmmammmaarwmmmmnwKmimimamamtrwvmatmmixim Hwmavwtmmmwvm ti i Bt fr m m . Evening Bulletin, fablljrieJ Every Day, etc.pt Sunday, at to Klnf, strttt. Honolulu, II. ',., by t,ie BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO.V.PANY. W. R.FANRINOTON Elliot DANIEL I.W1AN CHy KJIlor THURSDAY, MAY 11, lffii iui:uii:s. Query Why should the Septenv ber elections in Hawaii be allowed to take place ? Query Will the Hawaiian Government give any good rtw son vvhy, in view of the pro bablo enactment in December of a territorial law demanding a new Legislature, the people of Ha waii should be called upon to elect a Legislature in September which will never be called in session ? Query Has the government of Hawaii sought any opinion from Washington on this poiiit, and if so what was the reply ? Qiury If the Hawaiian Govern ment has not sought this informa tion, what reason has it to give for failure to do so ? These are questions for which the people of Hawaii have a right to demand an answer. The tax payers have a right to demand that their money shall not be spent for an election that amounts to nothing. Tney have a right to know whether the Hawaiian government lias made any effort to prevent, by communi cation with authorities in Washing ton, a needless expenditure of Ha waii's public money in needless ejections. A room furniehing on'y n tpace of O'i Mjnnro feet for a family is decliieii ovon tbo cities to be in su'liciout, uubunitaiy and n disgrace- to n community wbich per mits it. Advertiser. Thus doos the oftieiul organ raut in its attempt to condemn Miiiiotors King niul Damon and shield tin head o tho Hawaiian govomrnout. Tho orqan in vovy wise indeed, but it has failed to unto bow numerous Jh the "family" plncol in a room (JI! feet fqr.Hro. Furt'iernioro how long lu.a it been einco the capacity oC rooms was reckono.l in tquaro feet. Suppo&o t irse 03 foet square rooms aro 15 fe t high and bave'plpoly of ven til'tio, wbiit thru ? UlCN'KICALi NUMN NOTIib. On General Otis recommenda tion, Colonel Fuuston hay been commifsiou d to bn Iiriyadier Gen oral of Volunteers. Lieut. L). E. Lasher, who wat injured iu a uiunway ncc!dnt at Montaroy, died fioni his injuries. lhigadii?r General II. G. Otis ha9 roturuetl to Califoiuia. Ex-Govnrnor Altpeld is ill Hi rniud is sari to bo affected. 8au Frnuoisco wfti treated loan oirthquuko shock Sunday April ao. Three Australian Colonic are. fr iiuinu (liiTiTDtitinl tariffs in favor of CI rent Britain. General Gunico AV. Ui.vis lias loan oppniiiled Military Governor of 1'orto Rico. Tho Sixth mid tho S xtoonth Infantry aro on the w.iy to the Philippines. The Filipino junta gives out a despatch that Aguiuuldo hub uoth iug to do with peace uugotiations. Henry 13. Hydo, president of tho Equitalilo Lifo Assurance Company, i dnnd. General ILiln was slightly wounded in a battle of April 20. The Italian Cabinet lias re signed. Colonel Fuuston was wounded in tho hand daring a ohargo of May 4. German officials state, that tint Gorman Coiibul a. Apia disobey d ordeia in refusing to accept tin pioolaniation issuul by llrilish aud Amoricans, After tuo sos-Bious with Filipino representatives offorto for pmc-' in the Philippines have beon iibau d ned. Auuinaldo wnuls his uov- nmuiont lecoguizwl nod Olis re fuses. Ohiof Steward Sanley of the Austrtlia hs aboard that Btcann-r nno o the linost Gn at Dane dogh that has over ooinn into tho cour Iry. This was givrn to him juct before t ho d-pirturo of the uto.mi. cr for Honolulu. IIOUHI'.H -(H THIS PtUl.lPriNISH. Anhiila of tlin Nlxlh ChviiIi-j- to Fol low the Men. Run Friiiini-iL'ri. Miiv 1. It has been dotinitoly decided that the liorfipn bidi'iiuiiiL' to the nix troons of tho Fourth Cavalry, lately ortior-ci to Manila, oou in an, win follow tho men. luey win m shipped on the transports Leo- lunnv, Coutiemnugh and Tacoma, Him Inst tun (if wliinh will rotnrn in Juue. The animals will bo taken ashore at Honolulu for a rout. Pursuant to telegraphiu instruo lions from tbn War Department, dated lUnrch 10, lb'JS), designating the third battalion, Socond United States Volunteer Engineers, now at the Presidio, for muster out in iicoordauuo with Koneral .orders, Captain Sedgwick Pratt, Third Artillery, will discharge this duty. In connection with tho mustering out of tho battalion, U iptnm Pratt will perform tho duties of acting assistant quartermaster, acting cooiniisHary and ncting ordnance ollicer, and will communicato direct with tho respective ohiofs of bureau for special mstruo tionp. A general court-martial is ap pointed to meet at Honolulu, H. 1., at 11 o'clock May 15th, for the triul of prisoners who may bo broacht before it. Detailed for wrvieo on this court aro Major M. W. Wood, snrcpon, Captain Adam Slakor, Charles B. Saltorloo and Frodoriek Marsh, and Second Lieutenants Wright Smith and G. R. Hancock, all of tho Sixth Artil lery, with First Lioutenant D. W. Eotcham, Sixth Artillery, acting as Judge Advocate. WATK1I FILTRATION. Goo. W. Smith, in tbo absence of Attorney Goneral Cooper, pro sided at the Board of Heahh meet ing yesterday. Others present were Dr. Emerson, Dr. Day,L. D. Koliinio, Secretary 0. Wilcox and Executive Ofllcer 0. B. Reynolds. lludolph JJerioc aavo another talk on wator Gltration. He was nn motion requested to furnish estimates of cost of a slow filtra tion system for Nuuauu valley, oapabh 0! filler in c 1,000,000 gal- lone; also an tstunato on tho cost of both a mechanical and slow system for the Makiki Fupply. Dr. A. U. rosey 01 Kentucky win recommended for license. Dr. Campbell's resignation as district physioiapofWnimea,Kauni, wuh accepted with a voto or tuanks for long and ablo services. Drs. Kinc aud oanuow arp applicants for the position. Ltecommotiuations forwaruoa by Dr. Moore for improving sanitary conditions at Hilo were adopted. Mr. Reynolds was authorized to establish a branch storo ut Kala wao. J. M. Sims was annointod a milk inspector under Food In- pcotor Sliorey. Hxeculivn IlulldliiiT HTnar.1. An application of tho Victoria ball committeo for tho uoo of tho Executive bailding was refused this morning. It was considered that it would be bad policy bo cause the building is for tho pub no. wnoro all tuo legislative and executive business is dono, and for public social functions. Yes terday President Dole and the Cabinet wero disposed to grant the request, but on furthor considera tion ciuiio to tho decision 'hero tutcd. Y M. O. A Dolrirtl, W. C. Weodon and A. B. Wood, president and past prosidont res pectively of tho Honolulu x. IU. 0. A , leave in the Mioweia to at tend the International Convention of lliu Y M. 0. A. at Grand Rapids, Miclunau, to be hold May 52o '28, in-tnnt. Before returning home 111 a counlo ot'montlis, Mr. Weed- on will settle tho ostato of Iu'h wife's late mother iu Ohio. Tho two delegate h ivo tho sumo state room iu the steamer. Kor Trnufor of MiilU. J. M. Johueon, chief clerk of tho railway mail service- at Los Auueles, has been detailed to go to Honolulu to take charge of tho transfer of mails at that port for tho Philippines, Australia, Now APulanri anil the Uncut, uy this arrangement tbo dispatch mail matter from (his city will bo ex ported by throe days. S. F., May 4. Collier Nulla for Hmnnn, Washington, April 29. Tho col lior Ahorenda started today from Fort Monroo for Samoa by way of tho 8traits of Magellan. The Vix en is detained for n few day?, but will soon leavo by tho castorn route for tho same islands. To-day's Honolulu Stock Exchange Report. NAMB STOCK Casllat ISh'r'j' Canllal lAulho'iedUsu'd Pali Up nu Aski MtTCdnliU. CBrcwer&Co, ll,003,00d .ff.ooo.oouj Sugar. Am Sup'rCo.AiJ AmSuCo.p'd UK Ewa I'lanl'n C T50.onri 7jo,ood i5,ood 7a,ooo 9,000,000 175,000 t,oov,ooo Mamoal'lanCg Haw'n Art, Cn Haw'n Suit Ce Honomu Su Co Honokaa S Co 9,000,006 90,000 l75.ood 1.750 1,000,0001 I0.OUO 981!, 9,000,000 JO.OOO 1,400,000 9JO 100.000 S.OOO jQO.OOf) 1,000,000 Haiku SuearCc KahukuPl'nCo Klliel I'CoUAs " rJ up f 1,000,000 10,000 500,000 5,000 5,000 50a OOO JOO.onc 500,000 .,ni l,)oo,ooo 1,500,000 O,OO0 10,000 KlpahuluSuCo, t, 5OO.OO0 Koloa SucarCbj 160,000 t,6oo 300,000 1,00c l6o,0Oa 3oo,wo Kona buCo.AJs; 390,000 3,900 Konasuo.pj UP IBO.Oro Maunalel SC Al 900,000 1,800 !F0,onal 9,00c 1,000 OO.OVDl loo.ocJ 10M 300 9)U 45 dJ up o. . Onomca Su Co! t,ooo,ooo,o,ooo OokataSP'nCol joo.ooo 5,000 94,000 1,400,0001 1,000,000! Soo.ood 130.00J uiowaiu um yi 150,0004 1,500 PaauhiuSPCn s.ooo.coo too,ox I'aclnc bu Mill 503,000 5,000 Pala Plant'n Co 750,0007,500 Pf pttlceo Su Co 750,000 7,500 Pioneer Aim Co 1,350,000113,300 5,ooo,ood 5oo,ood 75o.ood 7so.oocl 1,350,000 ra Mali wai 'UaARlUA 9X10,000 10,000 " " ipJup) 1,500,01015,000 t, 500,00a 77H i8a!i tvaianjeom y 303,000 3,000 Wailuku Su Co 700,000 7,000 WalmanatoSCo 939,000 9,590 WalmeaMIIICo 195,003 1,950 Soo.uocJ 700.03M WH 959,OOtJ 195,ooJ 100 MitttlUntout WlMer S S Co fnr.f ; m rl 500.000J 5,000 500,000; Haw'n l.lec Co. Hono.RT&LCo Mulual Tele Co 950,000 1,950! 900,000 9,0Ool IS0,OOOl3,O0OJ 9,000 0J 3t,ooo Jjol 3,000,000 90,000 500,000 l5,000j to.ooo MakakaCoff.As 1 J9 ,000 pd up yScLCo Oahu Ry S. a.ooo.oooj 150 BetiJi. Haw Govper c HGovPotS,4 uanuKy&L Ili!V SALES REPORTED. 5oWalalua, awsjaHe, 110: 95 Walalua, pilJ up, "S. 30 Walalua, palJ up, iSliil o Walalua, palJ up, 181)9; 300 Onkala, 9i!i; 90 Pioneer Mill, 410; 14 American Sugar, paid up, 190; 10 Maunalel, it; 50 Klhel. 17H; 40 Klhel. I7'(, Out Uor "Aa Van Like It." The tnauagemont of tho big out door porformanco to be given on tho grounds of Oahu Col I ego next Monday nicht for the benefit of four clmritablo organizations, an nounces "that tho reserved seats will be limited to 300, and that thore will bo ample seats provided for those who do not wish to ro- servo their seats, thoro will bo a largo spaco ronervod for those who wish to sue tho performance from carriages. As tho tickets aro go ing off vory fast and everybody scorns interested in tbo event there will certainly bo a largo crowd to witness Miss Waldorf aud her clover comnanv r?iva Shakespeare's beautiful paetoral play in such an ideal spot ns tbo (Jollcgo grounds. Students of tho High School and College can eecuro tickets at a reductiou. Opportunity Made Klhel. To obtain wealth needs, slmnlv. the a- bllitv to recoenlze opportunities and t.ike advantage of them. Opportunities exist everywhere, but the number of really great opportunities is always proportionately small and these are always taken up by tho men who have not only brains but wno act quicxiy anu nave courage. 1'reuy much all of the wealthy people of this country were once poor and they have prospered dv taxing advantage 01 opportu nities. In Honolulu todav. are all the evi dences of advanced American rustling and energy. To be much account In the po (.esslon a man has to keep pretty close to tne Hand wagon, isowa-uays a Dicycie is much like a revolver was. In the "wild and wooly west," when wanted it was wanted very badly. You may have opportunity to ride to wealth. The Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. In the Ehler's block on Fort Street have very trusty and inexpensive steeds in tne t-iescent or ie ml 11c ton bicycles. Provide yourself now as thev must close out their present stock at the lowest of prices to make necessary room tor a car-load 01 sterling's now in transit. When Klhel sugar stock was floated, brains and quickness seized the opportunity their bicycles were handy, were used, and they succeeded In getting In on the ground floor. If you want, not a cheap bicycle, but a high grade bicycle cheap call upon them. All Sorts And Conditions of HASTE!! -' 1J.VKJU 1 GARDEN HOSE I STEAM HOSE I SUCTION HOSE I Closing out odd lots at special prices regardless of the advance In rubber. Fort Street. Pacific Hardware Co, Ltd.. Clothing ! Clothing ! Clothing ! We a.-e now offering Ments, Boys' and Children's Clothing at the lowest p'lces ever offered In this city before, and the largest stock to select from and a guaran tee of Its superiority. You will find our Hats. Caps, and Fur nishings of the same high standard and anything purchased In either department will be cheerfully taken back and money refunded Jf not satisfactory. Agents for Dr. Delmel's Linen Mesh Underwear. Send for Catalogue. tt- "The Kash," 9 Hotel Street : WarerlBy BIocI We Make Shirts to Order. Telephone No. 676. No. o-n, Hotel St. Indurated Fibre Ware. A LARGE ASSORTMENT DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY . . . . Baby's Baths, Bowls, Buggy Palls, Beer Trays, Chamber Palls, Chambers, Dairy Pails, Funnels, Flower Pot Saucers, Handy Dishes, Jardinieres, Keelers, Measures, Pitchers, Slop Jars, Slop Jar Mats, Slop Urns, Stable Palls. Spittoons, (Three Sizes), Tubs, (All Sbes), Wash Basins, Water Palls. These goods are durable and cheap and are worth your Inspection. See display In our large window. W, W. Dimond & Co., LIMITED. -Von Holt Block, King street. BfiTAgents, Gumey Cleanable Refri gerators, Detroit Jewel Stoves, (For Coal and Wood). Standard Blue Stoves, Primus Stoves. Hawaiian Stamps Sets of Old Hawaiian Stamps, Hawaiian Fans, Hawaiian Souvenir Cuff Buttons, Hawaiian Photographic Views, Hawaiian Curios, &c. FOR SALE AT THE GoldenRuleBazaar 316 FORT STREET. Saturday Sketch Class NOW OPTN. D. Howard Hitchcock. STUDIO, MODEL BLOCK. tntrance. Elevator. Proffrs Block. Many of our old residents fail to appreciate the wealth of beauty nature has lavished on Hawaii Nei. It is left to the stranger, who knowing a good thing when he sees it, wends his way to KING BROS., 110 Hotel street, for photos to per- 'petuate the memory. GENUIIE TEA1E WifflEES a&2 us s?2 Shirtwaists! The Largest Assortment o? Popular Sellers. Made Expressly for Us. Style and Fit Guaranteed. N. S. SACHS DRY 600DS COMPANY, LIMITED. IDireot, Importers. BE PRUDENT And buy .a homo nnd by so doing socuro monthly dividends, ibis is our ndvico, and wo b.ivo some bargains in Real Estate. HoAvevcr, if you havo tbo fovcr and want to speculate in Stocks, wo will give careful attention to any or ders placed with us. L. C. Stock Broker and 315 Fort Street. Baking Powder THEO. H. DAY1ES CO., LTD. Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands. 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 us.e in every instance. Send your orders to C. W. MACFARLANE, Sole Agent for Dr. Pottie's Remedies. 1 iintwiiiii.mMnauYl6MniiiiMi anu THE. OKPHEUM HOTEL, Orphenm Building, Tort Street. ICAJESX-i IZZ'X-i'&jlHfcHZ'&r Fxop'x. Will open on May ist as a first-class modern hotel. A German chef has been specially Imported, and every attention will be Riven to the culinary department. A first-class short-order bill of fare. ReRular dinner at 5:30 p. m. Dining hall 60x30. Private supper rooms; billiard tables; barber shop, and every convenience. A few offices to let in the building. 1206 C0M1U0I iEMMTB ! New consignment just Horses A Cows 20 qts, I Cow 23 qts, and 1 Cow 28 qts. Choice Breeds Chickens, $15 per doz; Ducks, $5 a trio. A FINE LOT. Quick Sales, Small Profits. HONOLULU STOCK YARDS, Corner Alakea and Queen Streets. W. S.WITHERB, Manager. First-Class Resort la Every Respect. Best 25-CentH Menl In Town. LOOK HOP & CO., UertMnla and I ort bircetj. OHIN SING 00, 100 Woet King Stroot II II KIIIIIIUIH i I rlMii. Jobbing promptly iitloiidocl to; also nil kinds of Furniture on band. 1210 Dm ABLES, Real Estate Agent. Telephone 130. Horses. ;ft- i ,. Salve, m4M received by "Mary b. foster," .t and Mules. III" Alt lUllllill.. lteeeiviut; lay for tho Kiloliana Art Lvuguo exhibition resulted in n splendid collection as to quality, but tho quantity does not nppoar greht for tho largo wall epace of tho now hull in Model block. Pro bably more workB aro yot to come, but tho catnlogno in expectod out on Monday. Aa tho collection. sIhuiIh, howovnr, it will furnish, material for plonsint oonterap'a tion nil tho tinio of tho oxlribitiou. 1 kJ , In. , ,.fa&ii&ifci : a, ,,,,, & 6' - KZl'vHld ' &rfmt&. w-,,wu' sfiitJG&kif 'jh''likum&ai.4 .- -!A-SLV . ,?i4MiWi-&tfl L. . ii. "VSUV J.i