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The Fine Passenger SteamBra of This Line Will Arrive and LeaveThis Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRAKCXSOO

AUSTRALIA MARCH 15

ALAMEDA MARCH 29AUSTRALIA APRIL 12

MARCH 21MARCH 29

APRIL 18

connection with the sailing the above stonmors the Agentsprepared issue intending passengers coupon through tickets by auyrailroad from San Francisco all poiuta the United State and fromNow York by auy steamship line alt European ports

For further particular apply

THE PACIFICFORT ANDKING AND

FOR SAM FRANCESCO

G Irwin CoGeneral Agents Company

MERCHANT STREETSBE I H EL STREETS

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The combined stocks of Castle Cooke and the PacificHardware Company give the most and bestassorted line of goods Honolulucontinue business at the old stand of

General Merchandise

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usin We shall

Castleshall carry a stock

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completeat present

Cooke and

Hardware and Household SupplierGoods and Artistic Supplies

Puictre Framing a Specialty

We are prepared to Estimate on Scalesfroin Eight Pounds up to Sixty Tons

MAIN OFFICE FORT AND MEECHANT STS

Messrs Castle Cooke retain an interest in the business and solicit for ita continuance of the patronaire so kindly extended them in the past

SUGAR FACTORSIMPOBTBES OF

General MerchandiseAND

jOM fcOSsioasr 3jei3floejijx3gonta for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific ilailwayCo

Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool

Telephone 92

or

fl E McINTYRE BROeast corneii fort 3s king 8tb

P O Box 145

IMPORTBES AND DEALERS IN

Groceries ProYisions and FeedNew and Fresh Goods roceived by every packet lrom California Eastern

States and European Markets

Standard Gradn of Canned Vegetables Fnsits and FishCO-- Qoods delivered to nny part ol tho Olty --qBa

ISLAND TRA llS HOMWXSD pATtarAOTIOH nAVfTM

HONOLULU H I TIIUKSDAY MARCH 23 1899

TO ADVANCE ON alALOLOS IM¬

MEDIATELY

Qeneral Lawton Will Lead tha Am-

ericans¬

to Aguinaldoa CapitalOtis to Give His Attontion toCivil Govornmont and the Out-

side¬

IslandsSpecial Dispatch to The Call

New York March 19 The Wash-ington

¬

correspondent of the Heraldtelegraphs The arrival at Manilato day of General Lawton with rein-

forcements¬

as cabled to the WarDepartmont moans the beginning ofan active campaign against theFilli- -

pinos Oeneral liawton will naveunder General Ode command of allmilitary operations in Luzon whileOtis as Governor General will directthe conduct of civil affairs and themilitary operations in other islands

It was thought the advance ofGeneral Hales brigade several daysago was the beginning of a forwardmovement but it is supposed thatGeneral Otis decided to await thearrival of Lawton Now it is expect ¬

ed that offsnsive operations will be-

gin¬

at otiCH and directed towardMalolos the seat of the insurgentKovprumeut which the offioials saywill soon be occupied by Americantroops

Instructions wbto cabled to Gene-ral

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Otis tn day directing him todetach Brigadier General M P Mil-

ler¬

from the command of troops atIloilo and order bioi homo for re-

tirement¬

General Otis will chooseGeneral Millers successor who willprobably be General Andersnu orGeneral McArthur

General Millers retirement onMarch 27 will create a vacancy intun grade o brigadier general of theregular army which jn all probabili-ty

¬

will he filled by the appointmentof General Sumner The latter islikely to be retired at once andGeneral Anderson made brigadier ofthe regular service so that thatollicer will not be given avoluuteercommission as major general a i origiually determined

The cablegram receivt d at theWar Departmuot to day dated Ma-

nila¬

March 10 says the transportGraut arrived with the troops ingood condition The Arizona andNewport leave to day for San Fran-cisco

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the Arizona via Hongkongand the Newport via NagasakiThe Grant carried to Manila theFourth Infantry and four companiesof the Seventeenth Infantry

This adds to the troops under thecommand of General Otis 42 officersand 1716 enlisted men The Grantwith General W B Lawton in

command sailed from Now YorkJanuary 19

movement of Steamers

Steamers duo and to sail to dayaud for the next six days are as fol ¬

lowsARIUVE

Steamers From DuoMauna Loa Kona Mar 21Hongkong MaruS F Mar 21Nippon Maru Yokohama Mar 25Kinau Hawaii and Maui Mar 25Lehua Molnkai Mar 25Olaudi ne Maui Mar 26W G Hall Kauai Mar 26Alameda San Francisco Mar 29Upolu Kohala Mar 29Mariposa Sydney Mar 29

DEPART

Steamers For SailsMikahala Makaweli Mar 21Hongkong Maru YokohamaMar21Nippon Maru Sau Fran Mar 25Mauna Loa Hawaii Maroli zaAlameda Sydney March 29Mariposa San Franoisoo Mar 29

Oamarinos Refrigerator

Per AUSTRALIA PlumsPeachesCelory Cauliflower FreBh SalmonCrabs Flounders Frozen Oystertin and shell Apples GrapeB Or

auges Figs Lemons Turkeys andgame iu season Cranberries Burbank Potatoes Fine Olive Oil NewCrop of Dry Fruit Nuts Raisinsete etcCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

Telephone 878

GEBMVY BursLINES

ENTTHE OAKO- -

Itlos Gi cured o Turn Ovor SpalnnRemaining Asiatic PonsoBSions

Special Cable to the Call and Now YorkHerald

Manila Mar 9 Gen llios com-

mander¬

of the Spanish forces hasresigned owing to the fact that theGovernment at Madrid consultedwith the Archbishop of Manila as tothe best mnni of liberating theSpanish piLoners On receivingsatisfaction he resumed his office

Spiin now requires him to ocoupythe Caroline Marianne and PelewIslands before handing them overto Germany which is apparentlytheir purchaser

The steamships Saturnus aad Glo-

ria¬

which left Manila under the Am-

erican¬

flag on February 1 returnedtoday They report that on theirarrival at Currimeo province of Hocop the native crews deserted Aftera few days they teturued armedseized the stores aud cargoes on thevessels aud then abaudoned thesteamships

The Spaniards on both steamshipsunited got up steam on the Satur-nus

¬

and towed the Gloria to ManilaThe steamship San Joaquin re-

ports¬

that on her arrival at the samethe native crew murdered the Span-ish

¬

captain and engineer and eventhe Chinese passeugerj

For That Tired Feeling

That steals oer you as the dayswork is over theres nothing elseso good as a refreshing glass ofRAINIER BEER It is the tonic youneed beats all the medicine you cantakebriugson a sound refreshing andhealthy sleep and makes one feel likea new person On tap or iu bottlesrtt the Criterion Saloon Phone 783

S e amans C lubUpstairs corner Nuuanu and Queenstreet Honolulu Reading Koomopen day and eveuings with use ofPiano and other Musical Instru-ments

¬

Social intercourse the object Special Welcomo to allSeamen Daily Newspapers Booksand Magazines

THAT MAN IS FRUGAL ANDCONTENT INDEED WHO FINDSFOOD SOLAOE PLEASURE IN AWEED

Note the following POPULAR BRANDSof our imported

ECAVuAlSr A CIGARSDirect from tho Factories

Napolf on tho First Caballoros sue 100 ina box

Napoleon the First Ciunclias size 100 in abox

Africano Conchas Belectus SO in a boxJockey Club KX1 In a boxDelmonicos 25 in a boxDelmontes 25 in a box

Adellna Pattl Esplendidos v5 in a boxFrosidentes 21 in a box

Casandra Regalia Gloriosa 50 in a boxLi Traviata Regalia Non Pariel 100 in a

boxHenry Clay Camelias CO in a box

Puritanos Finos 50 in n boxBock Co 50 in a boxH Upiuann Cosmopolilanos 50 in a boxAlexander Humbolt Puclflcos 50 in a box

Republicanos 50 ina box

It Fulton Conchas Especlalcs 50 In n boxltfimiRrrlnH 25 in a box

La intlinUluil doin a box

Antoniuo Caruncho 50

La Espanola Elegantes 25 in a boxAllot which wo oiler in quantities to

suit SPECIAL PRICES TO THETltADE Itespeoi fully

Ill FORT STREET

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DOES WHAT

DAMORjh rfMraaFStlftjiM

tav j ilnyz itA

S l wriWHY IT KILLS THE DANDRUFFand saves the huir If von are troubledwith Dandruff Prickly heat or any BCalpor fkln disease try a bottle of DAN ¬DRUFF KILLER it never falls to cure

Bold by all Druggists and at Union Bar ¬

ber Shop Itemenibor iho trade markthe two faces beware of imitation

F PAOHEOOSolo Proprietor

Telephone No 696 1061 tf

No 1156

Wilders Steamship Go

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGHT Pres S B ROBE BeoCapt J A KING PortBupt

Stmr KENATJCLARKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu pyery Tiresday nt 12o clonk noon touching nt Lahaina Maalaea Bay and Makena the same day Mahukona Kuwnlhnc nijo 1 impnlioeho thefollowing day arriving t Hllo Wcdnesdav ovoniug

Retnrniiiu will mul from Hllo every Fri ¬day at 0 oclock p m tonohluK at Laupahoohoe Mahukonu Knwaihae MakenaJlaalaea Bay and Lahnina arriving atHonolulu Saturday night

Will call at Poholkl Funn on thesecond trip of each month arriving thereon the morning of he day of sailing fromliiio to HonoluluThe popular ront- - to tiie Volcano iB viaHllo A good carriage road the entiredistance

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p mtouching at Knhului Hana Hamoa andKipahulu Maui Returning arrives aHonolulu Sunday morningsWill call at Nuu Kaupo once eachmonth

Tnis Company will reserve the rignt ofmake changes m tho tluiuof ilbpanmeandarrival cf ij bttoiners without notice and

1 Villi not be restionsihlo fnrnnu nnquences arisinc horcfioiE

lonsignras nol bo at the Landings toecevo their freight this Companyiwllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt has been landed

jve btock received only at owners risk

S- J- lassengcra mo requested to parchase Tickets before embarking Tfiostailing to do bo will bo subject to an addi- -

cnarCe of twenty five per centThe Company will nol be liable for lossof nor Injury to nor delay in the delivery

of baggage or personal eHectaof the passenccrbeyondthe amount of jlOO00 unlesstho value of t e same be declared at orbefore the issuo of tho ticket and freightis paid thereon

All employees of the Company are for-bidden

¬to receive freight without deliver¬

ing a shipping receipt therefor in the formprescribed by the Company and whichmay be seen by shippers upon applicationto the pursers of the Companys SteamersShippers are notified that if freight isshipped without such receipt it will betoitlj at the risk of the shipper

0LAUS SPBEOKELS WUaIBWIN

Glaus Spreckels Co

BAJSTKE3HBHONOLULU

S iti Francisco Agents TEE NEVAVBANK OF BAN FRANCISCO

UBAW EXCnAHQS ON

BAN FKANOIBCO The Nevada Bank oBan Francisco

LONDONLtd

The Union Bank of London1

NEW YOKKtlonul Bank

American Exchange Na

OHIOAGO Merchants National BonkPAHIB Comptolr National dEscompte de

ParisBEULIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Hhanghal BankingCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTKALI- A-

Bank oi New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of British North America

transact a General Banking and ExcharBusiness

Deposits Received Loans made on Aproved Security Commercial and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills of Exchangebought and sold

Onileotiono Promptly Accounted For

THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweller

Has on hand for sale a large lot of newJewellery to pick from Now is the timeto call and make your choice for the Holi ¬

daysLove BnildliiK Fort Street

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IH3UKU

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yjfflT TELnruoNK 841 J3jlKxcept Sunday i

M Btito Hull Kmlttt Btruat

F J TESTA Proprietor and Publlshnr

EDMUND HOURIE EditorW HOI1A013 WRIGKV Asoistnut

EditorResldlm in Honolulu

THURSDAY MARCH 23 1899

WHO WILL REGISTER P

We have substantial grounds forbelieving that in about ten days theregistration of voters for a generalelection in September nest will be ¬

gin This being so it will not beamiss to refer to the law guidingsuch registration and election be ¬

fore malting contemplated com-

ments¬

Section 2 No person shall beeligiblo to be an officer Senator orKeprosentative under the Republicor on eleotor of Senators or Repre ¬

sentatives until he shall have takenand subscribed the following oath oraffirmation viz I do solemnlyb wear or affirm in the presence ofAlmighty God that I will support theConstitution Luws and Government ofthe Republic of Hawaii and will noteither directly or indireotly enoourage or assist in the restoration orestablishment of a Monarchical formof government in the HawaiianIslands

Section 22 In order to be eligibloto vote for Representatives a personshall

1 Be a male citizen of the Repub-lic

¬

and if naturalized prior to Jan17 1893 be a native of a countryhaying or having had treaty relatious with Hawaii or

Have received letters of deniza-tion

¬

entitling him to all the privi-leges

¬

of Hawaiian citizenship orHave received from the Minister

of Interior the Certificate of Serviceprovided for by Article 17 of theConstitution

2 Have resided in the Repre ¬

sentative District in which he offersto register not less than one monthimmediately preceding the time atwhich ho oilers to register

3 Have attained the age oftwenty years

4 Hve taken and subscribed theoath set forth in Section 2 of thisAct

5 Have duly registered6 rrior to such registration have

paid on or before the first day of Janu-ary

¬

neat preceding the date of registra-tion

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all taxes due by him to the Govern-ment

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7 Speak read and write theEnglish or Hawaiian language andthe Constitution

The qualifications for voters forSenators are the same but with thefollowing additional ones

He shall own and be possessed inhis own right of roal property inthe Republic of the value of notIcbb than fifteen hundred dollarsoyer and above all encumbrancesand upon which legal taxes shallhave boen paid on that valuation ofthe year next preceding the ono inwhioh such person offers to regis-ter

¬

or personal property in tho Re-public of tho value of not less thanthree thousand dollars over andabove all encumbrances or shallhave actually recoivod a money in-

come¬

of not less than six hundreddollars during the year next preced ¬

ing the first day of April next preced ¬

ing the date of each registrationfor the proof of whioh he may berequired to produce original ac-

counts¬

of tho receipt of such in-

come¬

Section 81 The Boards of Registration bhall meet within theirrespective Districts at such time be ¬

tween the first day of April and thothirtieth day of Juno in tho year1897 and between suoh days in eaehsecond year thereafter as manytimes aB may be uecessary to enablethem to register all persons entitledto register

Section GG The first generalelection hereunder shall be held onthe last Wednesday of September 1897iand general elections shall be held

on the lost Wednesday of Sontomj bor overy two years tlnroaf ttr

Soction G7 At lpat Mxly daysbefore a gonernl election ami ntleast forty days before a spuciil elec ¬

tion tho Minister of the InteriorshMl issue au election proclamatiounud transmit copies of tho samo totho several Boards of Inspectorsthroughout tho Republic or whoresuch oloctiona to be hold

It is vory evident that thero aretwo essential prerequisites para-

mount¬

to all others in the above ex ¬

tracts the first au oath of alleg ¬

iance to tho Republic of Hawaiinow nestling uuder the protectionof tho Republic of the United Statesand tho payment of 1898 taxes on orbefore the 31st of December of thatyear

What shall bo said and what canbe done about that practically de ¬

funct and useless oath It maybesaid that it is meauingless as our al-

legiance is duo to the United Statesas the Suzeraign power and not toHawaii and that we cannot servetwo masters or three in some in-

stances¬

perhaps in the case of dulyrecognized denizens or hold to adual allegiance Aud yet as we arestill living uuder the Hawaiian Con-

stitution¬

aud preparing to vote un-

der¬

it we presume we shall have toaccept it as a uecossity

But shall wo have to as Attorney-G-

eneral Cooper did the othermorning take an oath to supportthe Constitution of the United Statesfirst and the Constitution and lawnof Hawaii as well

If so in whom does the powerabide to change our Hawaiian Con-

stitution¬

so as to enforce the Ameri-can

¬

oath If in the President of thoUnited States then forsooth andperchance he probably has theright under the almost absoluto power temporarily delegated tohim by Congress to sa3 Stop thatulectioiLhumbug- - and nevei iniudyour legislature You have enoughmunicipal legislation for a whileand Ill attend to your affairs Orperhaps he will lot U3 gang ourgait and pay out S7 aud 10 a dayfor the election officers in order toput a litttle more of the Govern ¬

ments money into circulation forthe benefit of the promoters anddealers in sugar plantations

Let us have an election howeverbefore we are turned into a

or a Territory It willbe good praotice for tho time whenwe shall all bo full fledged Amorican citizens and voters able audwilling to run the outiro politicalmachinery of the United Statesfrom Honolulu and HiIj

A 00L0NIaIi GOVERNMENT

Will Hawaii have a colonial formof government The following re ¬

marks on that subject from the penof Daniel Dorchester DD in thoAmerican Monthly mny ba of in-

terest¬

Wo are not ready to admit thesenew outlying sections a3 Mates ofthe Union but we may borrow wis-dom from tho colonial policy ofGreat Britain Uuder our constitu-tional

¬

provision for organizing ter-ritorial

¬

goverments these new ac-

quisitions¬

cau be formed into linounder one of the three followingprovisions and then advanced fromstep to step as the people becomeprepared

1 As colouios entirely control ¬

led aud protected by the home gov ¬

ernment This ia the lowest stage2 Or organized with represent ¬

ative institutions iu whioh the homogovernment shall have a veto onlegislation and tho control of thei tlices

3 Or organized aB responsiblegovernments in whioh the homoIovurumont shall have no controlover any public officers except thetppointment of the governor audshall hold a veto power on legisla ¬

tion under certain specified rectriotions

There are crude tentative suggeslionB but some such modified formof government would enable theUnited States to hold and beueQnioutly administer her civilizing inilueuce among these now people

To this wo would add that ourGovernor rhoultl be allowed an Ex ¬

ecutive Council in order to affordhim a loop hole to escapo from thepersecution of tho tnon of influenceand Aoalth ever anxious to procurefavor legitimate or illegitimateaud couched in such a manner audwith such force that frail human ¬

ity symbolized in one mans bodywould find it almost impossible toresist

And wo would still furthnr addthat we believe that the preponder ¬

ating masses of tho people do notcare one iota under what form ofgovernment they liko so that it is

honostly and capably administeredand they aro peaceful happy audprosperous The main contendersafter certain specific forms of government are the politicians andwould bo office holders who eitherwish to retain their present placeor if they are outs they pant andrave to be ins while the peoplesing a plague on both your houses

TJp to Dato

The Peacock Co is following theire policy and the improve-

ments¬

made at tho CosmopolitanSaloon on the corner of Hotel andNuuauu streets are receiving themost flattering comments of thecommunity at large and the patronsin special

The premisos have been renovatedoutside and inside in a very pleasingmanner The corner building nowdressed in pure white stands outamong the surroundjngo The uglyyellow window paues have been re-

moved¬

and the dingy interior is nowtransposed to light through whitepaint aud artistic decorations audfurniture

When tho genial dispensers of theAl refreshments George Cavauaghand Joe Silver get whitewashedthe Cosmopolitan will be iu thefront row of Honolulu saloons

Gerade Wio In DeutchlandHome made Sour Kraut 31bs

for 25 cents atN B RE HAMS

Hop Beer Depot 17 Konia formerlySmith street

flAiMVMtt ftfilli

Will End in Bmoko and DreyfusFardou

LONDON March 10 Tliu DallyNews publishes nn interview withCount Ferdinand Wnisln Eslerlinzywho in represented us having suitl

The fireworks of the Dreyfus uifnlruro only just commencing One thingIs curtain It is nil up with lencraldo Itolsdcftrc lie mill Oencnil Pogeturo responsible for Colonel Henrysforgery and death All the excitementhowever will end in smoke und thepardon of Dreyfus

The laris correspondent ot the DailyNews who secured the interviewsuys There is u curious connectionbetween this statement by Ksterhuzyand u statement nindc by 1A Drumoiiiin the anti Semite Libre Vnrolc Healso throws Genera dc HoisdeiTreover und says he will be expelled fromthe army

PD R G and GD Corsets Fer ¬

ris waists Equipoise waists and Chicago waists at Sachs

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of now designs nnview

47FOR SALID

AGltKS OP LANT IN GRANTSU130 and 010 at Kamnce North Hilo

Hawaii Appy toMOItiU- - K KE0H0KAI0LE

Kenl Etnto Agent115 t 1 ICaalmiunnn Street

Fanrly Theatre

T V KINGJ F POST

TO NIGHTWITH JIM POSTS

Jm Vaudeville Show

Best Variety Talent ever inHonolulu

Reserved Seats -

General Admission

Elegant new prints in tasty 30l0U

10000 of Now Goods 5 centsper yard and upward

Valenciennes Lacea in great variety and de-

sign¬

12 25 centsLadies Underclothes at special prices Bar¬

gainsLadies Stockings at special prices Bargains

K

LESSEEMANAGER

f0c25c

m Topic IS

Honolulu March SO 1899

No city in tho Unitedhas itner roads for driving orhorseback riding than Hono-lulu

¬

Everybody enjoys sit¬

ting behind a nice team buthigh spirited animals some-times

¬

become frightened andmay cause trouble youare prepared for tiny contin-gency

¬

By using the

RACINE BITthe most fractious animal canbe checked in an instant Itis effectual without being se ¬

vere upon the mouth

Whitmans Saddle Bitwe also carry and have al--ways ready in stock It is astaple article acknowledgedto be the finest bit made Aperfect check upon a boltinghorse

Our stock of

Horse Furnishingsis the largest we have evercarried

Racking BitsGarry Combs

Horse BrashesChamois Skins

Sponges WhipsHorse and Mule Collars

and everything to completestable from the ordinary

in price to the very finestarticle made

An inspection of our care-fully

¬

helected and completestock is solicited

Tn 9waiisD Hardware fr-2GS Foiit Stmcet

ff B

From shipment just received

245 GASES OF BEAUTIFUL DRY GOODS 245Direct from the Factories of Europe These will he opened and exhibited for sale

Saturday Morning March 18 1899EVERYTHING NEW AND HANDSOME

patterns yardsfor

Pieces Dress

yards for

States

unless

the

Co

MILLINERY iu great variety of StylesMiape and Colors

500 Different styles of Trimmed Hats 100eacn

Magnificent EAhTER HATS direct fromI uris Creations of Artists and Dreams ofBeauty To see them is to buy as theyare irresistable

This is the place to get your Easterneeds in Hats Dress Goods LacesEibbons etc The choices are alwaystaken first The WISE come early

Importer Queen St

LOOATj and qenebat news

New Milliiiory at Sachs

Shirt waiata in latost stylos atSach8 i

The band plays at Thomas Squarethis ovoning

American Mosseuger SorvieoMasonic Temple Tiilephono 114

Muslin Uudorwoar for Ladios anentirely now lot at Sachs

A handsomp display of E iaturMillinnry at L B Korrs Queenstreet

The Stock Exchange was quietto dry There was only a small dealin Ookala

At Garden Lauo No 9 cleanlyfurnished room for rent from 1st ofApril For gentlemen only

Dr Alfred Kummer will led lireon How I kissed tho BlarneyStone at the Y M C A to morrowevening

Company D after an honorablerecord and compliments to the gal ¬

lant company was mustered out lastevening byLieut Col Jonoa

245 Oases of Now Stylish goodsare now being opened up at KerrsQueen street and will be Boldbargains that will astonish you

at

The great social event of this even ¬

ing is the grand oratorio concert atKaumakapili church Tickets price50 cents may1 be obtained at thodoors

Kentuckys famous Jessse MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any ofthe saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianInlands

Tho Supremo Court is engagedon tho Edwards case in which souevery important points in connectionwith the two constitutions underwhich we live aro being ably considered

There will be a free open air con-

cert¬

nightly by tho Quaker WorkersConcert commencing at 730 sharpat corner of Alakoa aud Beretaniastreots Free to everybody FirBtconcert to night

Ten young Portuguese chargedwith disturbing tho Sabbath weredischarged in the District Courtthis morning Messys Vivas andCorrea appeared for tho defendantsIt was a yory silly case indeed

Mr August Drier is in town Heis willing to sell his big plantationou Kauit to the new corporation

when he gets his price The newenterprise will probably not be listeduntil W A Kinney returns to town

Juorgon Woltersand wife are eelobrating their golden wedding anni-versary

¬

to day The venerablecouple are tho parents of Major EH F Wolters aud Mrs Heine ofthin city A reception will be giventhis evening in honor of tho oldpooplo

Diod

Tirrell In this city March 221899 Samuel Wallace beloved son ofMr and Mrs Wm Tirrell aged 9years G months and 1 days

Funeral will take place this after-noon

¬

at 830 oclook from tho familyresidence Leloo

New Bedford Mobs papers pleasecopy

m

Lobsos in tho War

Washington March 10 --The fol-

lowing¬

statement has been issuedshowing tho total number of deathsreported to the adjutant generalsoffino between May 1 1898 and Feb ¬

ruary 28 1899 Killed in aotiou 329

died of wounds 125 died of disease5277 total 5731

Hundreds of Persons Perished

London March 11 According toa dispatch to tho Times from Syd ¬

ney N S W no fewer than 200persons perishod in the hurricanethat just swept the north east coastof Queensland

High Ball

Besides tho famous Jesse Moorewhisky the Anohor Saloon is nowserving to customers tho celebrated

High Ball a white malt whiskymarked Cyrus Noble aud which withplMU soda is considered a beveragefor the most particular mortalsTry it

For That Shod Fooline

That stealB over you as the dayswork is over theres nothing elsebo good as a refreshing glass ofTtAINlERBEER ltisthotonioyotineed beats all the medicine you cantakebringsou a sound refreshing andliealthy sleep and makes one feel likea now person On tap or in bottlesat the Criterion Saloou Phone 783

TOPICS OF THE DAY

If the Board of Health has nopower to destroy adulterated milkyot tho public have tho right andtho law on their side to Iibvb themilkmen supplying tho fraudulentstuff arrested aB gross clients and forobtaining monoy undor false pretouBos Now for a test case

Tho sensitive persons who complain in tho District Court becaupea few youugBters ar a little noisyon Sundays should remember thatwe aro very much annexed and thatAttorney General Cooper probablywill grind an ochestriou in a beergarden before tho century is finishedTho time has come when Sundayshould be the day of recreation andjoy and not dark moments for penitonne Whoop it up boysl

The annual report of the Colleo-tor-Goner-

shows that Mr Sewallwas absolutely unauthorized in thestatement alleged to have beenmade by him to the effect that cer ¬

tain importers of European goodswere rushing cargoes to this portbefore the tariff laws of tho UnitedStates could take effect hero Ac-

cording¬

to tho report there has beena slight increase in the import ofEuropean goods which naturally is

due simply to the increase of Europoan and Asiatic laborers MrSewall evidently talked through hishat

THE BOARD OF HEALTH

Mr Cooper Elected President Wattored Stock in Milk Ohineae enBoute to Samo

Mr Geo W Smith presided overyesterdays meeling of the Board ofHealth Attorney General Cooperwas duly elected President hut ow ¬

ing to important duties in the Supreme Court was unable to preside

It was reported that the beef arriving from Jaulornia was duly in-

spected¬

and taggedFood inspector Johnstone report-

ed¬

that milk was being hoavily adulterated with water and he askedauthority to destroy tho sky blueEx President W O Smith said theauthority could uot lawfully be givenas the Board could only confiscateproducts menacing public health

The fish inspector reported 175092 Gsh inspected during tho mouth

Sheriff Andrews was authorized tomake necessary repairs and additions to the Hilo Hospital

Dr Milton Rice was recommend-ed

¬

to practice modioineA communication was read from

Haokfeld Co iu regard to the im-

portation¬

of Chinese They intendto import Chinese labor for clientin Samoa and asked for the privi-lege

¬

of having those imported quar-tered

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at tho Quarantine stationduring the time between their arrival here and tho arrival of steamersto take them to Samoa

Motion carried that the matter bereferred to the port physician andexecutive officers of the Board tbeyto report to the Executive Council

Ou motion of Sheriff Andrewspoliceman J 0 Brown of Hilo wasappointed fish inspector for thattown

Mr John Graces appointment asconsulting hospital physioian atHilo was approved aud Dr HerbertWood was appointed Governmentphysician at Waialua aud Koolauloa

m u i

Frawley Goes to WashingtonKW YOltlC Murch U To Daniel

Krawlcy hub gone to Washington lojme tho way for opening Ids btockcoinpuny at the Columbia Theaterthere on April The opening attrac ¬

tion will be Trilby Several of thepluyern were with Mr Frnwley whenlie had his htock coinpuny tit the Col-

umbia¬

Theater San Friincibco

Seamans Club

Upstairs corner Nuuanu and Queenstreet Honolulu Reading Roomopen day aud evenings with use ofPiano and other Musioal Instru-ments

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Social intercourse the ob ¬

ject Speoial Welcomo to allSeamen Daily Newspapers Booksand Magazines

Grand

YJ J mmi

On Tuesday I

AGof

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N STHE JPKO

Messenger Sorvico

Honolulu Mesieuger Service djliver messages and packages Telephnne 37R

NOTICE

PERRON8 HOLDING 8UBscribera licceipts for Maunalel Sonar

Co Htock 010 requested to present thesame properly endorsed at tho otllce ofGear Lansing Co Tadd block and recolvo certificate for sanio

115G 3t O B GRAY Secretary

NOTICE

PEKBONB HOLDING INSTALLALL Receipts of the Honolulu In-vestment

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Co Ltd are requested 10 bringthe namo to the office ol the Company onMerchant Htreot in tho Jurtd builuitigand receive their certificates of stock

O B GRAY115l 3t Financial Secretary

IN THE CENTER OP CITY

A

For particulars apply to

1150 No 310 Tort St

The HONOLULU STEAM LAUNDRYCO LTD Solicits yonr patronage andGu rani cos the

OF

AT

Prices

All FLANNELS and SILKB Washed byHand Ordinary Mending and ButtonsSewed on

TELEPHONE No 683 and leave yourorders 1039 tt

MIUMRY

etoday Thursday

21st 22nd and 23rd

reat Stride ForwardMerchandise

3PHJOFJES VIIDEKS

FOR SALE

Splendid Investment

WILLIAM SAYIDGE

FINEST GLASS WORK

Reasonable

Ooly Labur Employed

and

tVltMthe

Very Best

Xj

Character

Imported HatsRibbons Flowers FeathersEASTERN MILLINERY

SAGES BEY OOODB COMPANf LTD

Valuable

Leasehold

LAUNDRY WORK

Whits

Origin

Pattern

acific HeightsNOTICE

Applications will bo received at the office of BRUCE WARING COfor the purchase of lots on

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuanu and Pauoa Valleysand commanding a superb marine and scenic view stretching from Dia-mond

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Head over Punchbowl to the Waianae range of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to the property is now in

course of construction aud choice lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon be available

Ou the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it from the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuusnu Valley ensuring a salubrious olimato

The Elevation of the Property is from 150 to 750 feet above Bea levelApplications will be numbered and filed and choice will be allotted

according to the number of applications

0-- Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetU Terms Easy

1130 tf

BRUCE WARING COROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK

Valenciennes Laoe 12 yardB for25 ceuts at L B Kerrs BankruptSale for Monday and Tuesdayonly

DR SLOGGETT

Physician and Sucoxon

Beretania Street next to Queens Hospitalgrounds

Olce Hours 8 to 10 a m t to 3 and 7to 8 r v Diseases of tho iyo Ear Nosuand Throat Uaturih lUJ tf

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

A T MEETING OF THE 8TO0KHOL1X ors ol the Ma inalei Sugar Co Ltd

held on March 14 1801 ilie following olllcers wuio duly electea

Thoo F Lansing PresidentWin M Mlnton Vice PresidentA V Gear TreasurerV II Gray Seuiu uryW It Buna Auditor

Tho above ofUoers constitute the Boardof Directors

0 15 OKAY1101 lW Boorotary

7m

LONG BRANCH BATHStVAIKIKI BEAOH Honolulu H I

0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth and air and sea and skyWith breakers song give lullaby

King Street Trani Oars pass the doorLnillea unri ohIllrn uponlBlfvrtBTM for

TONGAN STAMPS

rrHK MOST BEAUTIFUL EVEU ISA sued 5 for full set cancelled or un ¬

cancelled including several odd South BeaIolaudB Also a few Jorge official envelopeswith Boyai crest out of date now at 1

apiece AddressK McLENNAN

Tonga friendly IslandsI o llor 39 lonfMim

DR W S NOBLITTKing Street Opposite Liliha Street

Special Attention Paid to Diseasesop raaKiDNEYs

OOleu Hours 12 m to 130 r1186 llU

ir

These Vehicles arc of the

latest styles and are

opportune cms ot beauty and JaR

the

place to get your

t --- Abovo Hotel rV7

Milwaukee

Pacific

Cosmopolitan

NEW SURREYS KOti CARTS PHAKT0H5

HARNESS

extremely

usefulness Wrightscarriages Vvcl

Hoiislulu Carriage Manufactory

Coyne Mehrten Furniture Co

J A

Furniture and UpholsteringREPAIRING- - IN ALT ITS BRANCHES

Telopohne 928

MrlRTEN Manager

MASONIC TESPLE

BISHOP OQiB

Savings BankOn October 1st 1893 and

continuing until further no-

tice¬

Savings deposits will bereceived and interest allowedby this Bank at four andone half per cent per annum

The terms rules and reg ¬

ulations of the Hawaiian Pos-tal

¬

Savings Bank will beadopted as far as it is practic-able

¬

to apply them and theCash Reskkve of 50000required under the Postal Actwill be maintained

Printed copies of the Hidesand Regulations may be ob-

tained¬

on the first of Octoberon application

BISHOP COHonolulu Sept 7 1898

990 tf

Brace faring ft Oo5

Esal Estate BeaiumD03 Fort St near King

EtILDIMQ LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS A WD

LANDS FO SALEt-

- Parties willing to dispose of tnoirPmpnrHflH nrn invited in cnU on no

Metropolitan Heat Go

81 KING STREETU J V7AiiiEn - MiNAk

Wholooale midRetail

AHP

Wavy Contraotom

FHrrnireroiA anally Hotel

C WV mHE - Prop

Day 200apkoilu siohthly jsatjsh

Pert of Attendance tbeBmitHltiiatbinV4il the finest Meala In this Olty

- WJV l yj NsfriStWt

THE CELEBRATED

Pabst

Beer

in BOTTLES and onDRAUGHT is servedin t ho

BoyalAND

SALOONS

is Zf tiaSTJ

TJ TT- - --nr T3 T3 T

filakea Straol

Buoinoso Oardo

DR A N SINOLAtRI 413 KING ST NEXT OPEIIA HOU6E

Hours 9 10 a m 1 3 i m 7 8 p mSundajs IB 2 v x

Telephone 741 lOSS--- ni

A It ROWAT D VSGraduate of McGill University MontrenlJ

Has Jind Ion jears practical fxporeiven the tieiitiueiit of Ho so Caitlu undDomostio IV ts in the Hawaiian li lands

Orders lefcwt Ululi or lamhecn dtalilcsill he received and promptly aueudud to

ClBce SIC Fort Street Telephone 785y SMf

T McOANTS STEWARTFormerly of the New York BnrJ

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

lloom r SpreeUols Biiilc1ln No 203 FortSuoet

DK WALTBa HOFFMANNfornoi Iteretania and Punchbowl Street

Offlco Hoars 8 to 10 a v 1 to 3 r m7 to 8 r m Sundays K to 10 a m

Telephone 010 P O Box 601

EDMUND H HART

Notary Public and Typewriter Con-veyancer

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AND SeaROIIER OFItECORCS

Qsnaa Campbell WooU Merchant Strootnext door to Hawaiian Wine Oo

L O ABLES

General Business Real 11state andFinancial Agent

305 Fort Street Honolulu II I

R N BOYD

3DRVKYOR AND KEAL EjTAIR AqENT

Office Bethel Strort over the New230 Model Restaurant ly

JOHN NOTO

Plumbing Tin Copped and SheetIkon Work

King Street Honolulu

ALLEN ROBINSON

djjalens in lusideb and coal andBcildinq Materials opAxl Kinds

Quphii Rtrpot Hnnnlnln

HOW OHINA WILt BLOOKITALYS GAME

Ban Mun Is to Bo Made TTroo to Alltho Nations Italy Not So MuchInclined to Mix Iuo tho FarKastorn Question

Sp rid I It patch to Tho Tnll

LONDON Mnrch 11 Tho Rome cor¬

respondent of the Daily Mail siivh thegovernment has ordered three morecruisers to get in readiness to proceedio Chinese waters in connection withthe demand of Italy for u concessionof San Mun proUnco of Cheh kiaiig

NEW YORK March 10 The llornlds Washington correspondent bendsthe following Information has beenreceived by the State Departmentshowing that serious consideration isbeing given by the Chinese lo em ¬

inent to n proposition to make SunMun a free port By this action Chinahopes to ehekmate Italys plan for theseizure of that port and the creationof a sphere of influence in its imme ¬

diate vicinitySince Chinas refusal to cede the ter-

ritory¬

of Italy tho Home Governmentlias not pressed its demand and in itsfailure to act tho authorities believethey see evidence that Great Britainnnd Japan have taken such measuresus to show Italy the inadvisnbility ofcontinuing her efforts to acquireChinese territory

In throwing open San Mun to thetrade of the world China will take astep which will be entirely satisfac-tory

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to Great Britain and Japan andpleasing to tho United States

Because of the important effectwhich the granting of the Italian de ¬

mand would have had on the partitionof China the United States authori-ties

¬

have been closely following thedevlopments in the Far East andthey now appear to bo satisfied thatin the face of the oppositon of GreatBritain and Japan Italys request willnot be granted Italy did not makethis move without consultation withthe powers and she had good reasonsto believe that she would be support¬

ed by them but it is now evident theyhave considered their promise fulfilledin supporting her claim with diploma-tic

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representationsI was told today that tho matter is

not being vigorously ijressed by theItalian Government and it is not be ¬

lieved it will beNo information has been cabled to

the State Department by MinisterConger relative to the Niuehwung loancrisis because it apparently has hadno effect upon the affairs of this Gov-

ernment¬

The newspaper i eporlsshowing that it has been settled how-

ever¬

are accepted as true and both inadministration and diplomatic circlesan easier feeling regarding the FarEastern situation is apparent

AGREE WII H POPE LEOS TEACH ¬

INGS

Paulist Fathers Say Thoy Aro anSpirit With the letter In aCommunication to Homo TheyDtclnso J hat They Entirely Acquiecco in His ViewH

Special Dispatch to Tho Call

NEW YORK March 9 The follow ¬

ing official statement as to the actionof the Paulist fathers upon tho pub-

lication¬

of the recent letter of tiiePope on Amcrieunibin which touchedupon tho teachings of the late FuthcrIlecUer the founder of the congrega ¬

tion of missionary priests of St Paulthe Apostle as interpreted in AbbeKleins French translation of his lifewas issued today

As hoon as the Popes letter to Car-

dinal¬

Gibbons had been published inthe doily papers tho Paulist fathersMmt u telegram to Cardinal Itumpollaabsuving him thut they entirely ac ¬

quiesced in tho teachings of the holyfather and that they would shortlysend u letter expressing this more ful-

ly¬

This wns Immediately preparedand sent It makes a detailed state ¬

ment of tho absolute obedience of thePuuiibt fathers tothc letter and spiritof tho Popes teachings quoting theirrule as to tho thorough spirit of obe ¬

dience and loyalty to Jtomo prescribedfor tho fathers

When u now edition of the Lifo ofFather Hooker is prepared it will em ¬

phasize tho Popes teaching and con¬

form to his Judgment in every rebpect

Nonp of tho members of tho Paulistcommunity would give any furtherdetails concerning tho letter sent tothe Pope preferring that any furtherpublication regarding it should bomade fioni Home Following is a copyof tho cablegram referred to abovewhich Mmt to Cardinal Itumpollaimmediately upon tho publication otho Popes encyclical by the HeyGeorge Deshon superior general

The Paulist fathers are about todispatch a letter of udheivnce fullyembrace the tenehiu gs of Leo XIII

HwnmHM 1

A --Mm JLo AWo vill couimenco with tho flral

let ler and run through tho Alphnbot

ouo lottor for each week Rend tho

list ot Articles we carry iu stock

ANCHOVY SERVERS

ALCOHOL FLAGONS

ASPARAGUS PLATES

APPLE CORERS

ARTICHOKE SERVERS

ALMOND SERVERS

ALE MUGS

ALMOND PLATES

ATOMIZERS

ALCOHOL LAMPS

AFTER DINNERSPOONS

AFTER DINNER

COFFEE

COFFEESPOON HOLDERS

ALE GLASSES

AFTER DINNER COFFEECUPS AND SAUCERS

ASH TRAYS

AXES

AXE HANDLES

AXE MATTOCKS

AFTERNOON TEA KETTLES

ABSINTHE STRAINERS

ANGLE LAMPSAWLS

AWL HANDLES

ANT CUPS

ALARM MONEY DRAWERS

ANIMAL TRAPS

And many other Articles iu A

W DIMOND CO

HONOLULU

JUST ARRIVEDA new lot of the Finest

Musical InstrumeiiisAutoharps GuitarB Violins Etc

Also a new invoice of the Celebrated

m

Specially manufactured for the tropicalclimate second to none

MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

J the Hawaiian Islands during the lastyears

VLWAYB ON HAND A OOMPLETJJA8SORTMHNT OF

DRY GOODSAND -

general Merchandise

Also tho choicest European and Ameri ¬

can

Seers Ala Wises litporsAT MOM RBABOHABLB PHIOEH

Kd HOFFBOHLAEGEK COCorner Kinj Bethel Streots

LAUNDRY WORK

Tbo HONOLULU STEAM LAUNDRYCO LTD Solicits your jiatronase andGuranteesthe

FIKEST CUSS OF WORK

AT

Reasonable Prices

Ouiy White Labor Employed

All FLANNELS and SILKB Waish id byHand Ordinary Mending and ButtonsSowed on

TELEPHONE Nn S83 and leave yourorriorn Ittifl tf

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LOUIS K McGRRW

OFFICE NO 15 KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A Rosaa

United States Oiibtom Houborolcers Accountants Searchers of

Titles and nerii HiisIiipbh A cent h

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WATERBOUSES

A SPASM OF JOYiIs seou in tho fnuos of tho pat iiona of this store when theyEeo the handpotno Hue of

JGrockeiy nnd Glassware

THERE AREA LWAYS

New fresh Groceries of thePURE FOOD grade in our

Grocery Department Wo arealways on tho alert In serveyou with tho best of everythingthat theAmerican and European markets

can produce

lJWdwley Block Bethol S1

Groceries HardwareGnickery

r Established in 1851 Leaders in 1898

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AGENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francisco Oal

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NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL CuManf National Cane Shredder

New Tort II 8 A

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LOCOMOTIVE

San Francisco Cal

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Win G Iiwin President it vlumspClaus Sprenkels Viup Irmim niW M Giflard Secretary it TintnifiM II Whitney Jr Audit

SUG AR IrACTO RS

OonmaBsssissB hymiAAOBNTB OP TH2

Oceanic Sieamsfexp GuzapyOf Ran KruTtoiiwo Cl

HIGH PE1GESWill as usual be tho result of

TMs Grael WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE

Attention is called to tho benefits en-joyed

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by subscribers to tho PALA3IA CO ¬OPERATIVE GROCERY CO LD hasgroceries at a Utile advance on San Francisio prices credit to subscribers to theamount of shares hold profit of the busi ¬

ness returned to subscribers every 0 monthsprobublo increase jn value of shares witha liberal discount oil monthly bills Andnow what aro tho riskH We answer nonobecause- - suliscrlbers can either tell theirfliaiosor lake locories to their amountif yon want to withdraw or go away

lloaso consider thn above and call oraddress Palania Co oreratiYiJ Grocery CoLd for a sham or for timber information

Par valno of shares fffi or 12 50 onlybeing required to b oomo a subscriberTrtnplmnn W 020 If

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd

121 Qiicon Strcot

CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

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WILSON WHITEHOUSE

Solo Licensees Hawaiian Islands070 121 Qnoen Street tf

Plumber and Gas UtterOrders promptly attended to and work

guaranteed

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