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n.iu. THE DAILY BULLETIN. SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1892. IM 1R.

I ISTE ISTEWS. Arrivals. Satup.iiay, Sept. 10. Stmr 0 11 Bishop from AVuinnuc and Moku- lcia Stmr Mokolii From Muloknt Stmr Waitiiiinulo Irom Mnul nnd Molokai StmrJamos Makeo from Kauai Departures.

Saturday, Sept. 10. Chinn, Scaburv, for Snn Francisco at Vessels Leaving Monday. Stmr ifakee for Hnnalei and Hana- maulu at 1 Sttur Vnimanalo for Molokni and Maui Stmr Mokolii for Molokai at 5 in Cargoes from Island Forts. Stmr Mokolii 15 head cattle, 10 calves and (il bags wool.

It Uishop 9'1 bdls hides and sundry articles. Jas Makcc bags sugar, 81 bills green hides, 123 bags neo and (1 pkgs sundries. Passengers. From Kauai per stmr James Makee, Sopt 10 Cocklmrn, Mrs Ottmann, l)r Mitta-mura and child, Miss Lindsay nnd 4 deck. From Molokai per stmr Mokolii, Sept 10 Misses Maggie and Fannie McCorriston, Deputy Sherill' Lililehua and li children, Mrs Henry I'eelua and 12 deck.

For San Francisco, per I'M SS China, Sept 9 Courtney, Itcv Usborne, wife and 2 sons; and 4.ri cabin and 132 steerage passengers in transit. Shipping Notes. The steamer llishop btought ten deck passengers from tho other side of the isl-nud this morning. The steamor James Makeo left on Thursday for Kapaa and adjoining ports on Kauai for sugar, and returned this morning with a full load which shu is transferring to tho bark Ceylon. The steamer Mokolii returned this morning from hor first trip since sho has been overhauled.

Tho Mokolii behaved splendidly throughout the voyage to and from Molokai, making the iuh down in six hours. -SUNDAY SERVICES. bT. Andrew's cathedral. The services of tho cathedral congregation, 13th Sunday after Trinity, will bo as follows: Holy Communion, a.

m.j morning praj'or, 11 a. Hawaiian evensong, 3:30 p. ovonsong and sermon, 7:30 p. in. All aro invited.

SECOND CONGREGATION. Tho services of tho second congregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow will bo as follows: 9:15 a. morning pra'or with sermon; To Doum, Borg in Jubilato, Sullivan in hymns 29(5 and 298; anthem, "How beautiful upon tho mountains" by Smith. At p.

in. ovonsong with sorinon; Magnificat and Nuno Dimittis, Tours in hymns 802, 257 and 19. Row A. Mackintosh, pastor. All aro eordialby invited to thoso services.

CENTRAL UNION CHURCH. Preaching by tho Pastor at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. in.

Subject of morning discourso: "Law and tho Lottery." At tho ovoning sorvico tho Pastor will proach tho anijual sermon for tho oponing of tho schools. All aro invitod. CATHOLIC- High Mass, 10 a. Rosary and catechism, 2 Sorinon followed by tho Benedict ion of tho Holy Sac-ramont, p. m.

SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIhT. Sovonth Day Advontists will have Bible meetings every Sunday ovoning, at tho corner of Punchbowl and Boiotnnia st roots. I1ETHEL HALL, Evangelist io services will bo conducted by tho Y. M. C.

A. in Bothol hall on Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 p. m. v. m.

a. hall. Evangelistic services in thoY. M. C.

A. hall. (5:30 lo 7:15 p. in. sl J6, ipaFfwfi-igfTWMimBf imiii iir nt i JBnaWafc-HBsg wwwi www'iwi i.i-.-- LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Firo Dopnrl inon drill this af(or-nooii. SI. Loute Collogo will rcvopun on Monday. Band nl Einnia Squnro (his afternoon. Dianiond Head, 12 in.

Woathor cloudy, wind higli norllioasl. Row J. UBburnu and wifo woro passengers by tho S. S. China this ovoniny.

Tho S. S. China weighed anchor for San Francisco about oVloek (hisinorning. A inonslor jack-fruit grown at Ku-kuihaole, Hawaii, is on exhibition in tho Hawaiian News store. Tho How Do You Like It and Iwi-lei teams will cross bats on tho diamond this afternoon at o'clock.

The mail by tho P. M. S. S. China for San Francisco this morning con sisted of 11H5) letters and loll papers.

Tho bicycle riding school will bo opened this evening for the benefit of thoso intending to master tho wheel. Music will bo in attendance. Tho band played at tho Hawaiian Hotel last evening instead of at Queon Emma hall as intended, for tho benefit of passengers by tho China. Mr. Gardner K.

Wilder of Honolulu and Gortrudo L. Barnes of Kochestor, Now were married under fashionable auspices at Koeh-ostor on August 21th. James McGuiro was arraigned in tho Police Court this morning for tho larceny of $150 in gold, tho property of Mr. Schwabach, and his trial sot for next Tuesday. Tho amount of linos in cho fa cases only in tho Polico Court this morning aggregated $123.

Who saj-s tho polico aro not doing anything with regard to tho cho fa evil? Tho Mechanic's Benefit Union, at its annual meeting at tho Boll Towor last evening, olected tho following oilicors: T. R. Lucas, President (ro-olocted); Geo. Norton, Vice-President; Thos. Soronson, Treasurer; J.

H. Black, Secretary. A lad' was thrown from a horso on Richards strcot this morning, but luckily escaped unhurt. Sho was riding along quietly in company with another, when tho horse's hind legs slipped and throw tho lady foot. backward, landing hor on Dr.

Chas. Peterson, when asked this morning as to tho condition of D. CrowniiiKburg, who was struck on tho head by a stono yesterday, stated that there was no bad symptom, no fovor, and ho was perfectly conscious. Yostorday ho was not oxpocted to live. Doputy Sherill' Lililehua of Molokai and family received bj' tho Hawaii tho news of tho death of Mrs.

Lililehua. Tho Hawaii loft hero on Thursday for Olowalu, where a native who was a passenger secured a horso and rode thirty-six miles to acquaint Mr. Lililohua of tho sad news. Tom King, a hackman, was tried in tho Polico Court this morning, for assault and battery on a woman on Thursday night. Tho woman testified that tho hackinan was enticing hor to outer his hack, and on hor refusal ho struck hor with a whip.

King was sentenced to pay a fine of $10 and $3.50 costs. Ah Look, Ah Young and Ah Fook pleaded guilty to having cho fa tickets in their possession in tho Polico Court, to-day and wore lined $25 each and costs. Wong Kwai was convicted of managing a cho fa bank on Queen street and was lined $250. Appealed. Ah Sun, cho fa tickets in possession, fined $100.

Appealed. Tho party at tho residence of lion, and Mrs. W. G. Irwin, Waikiki, and mentioned hi yesterday's notos, was Kivon complimentary to tho Misses Parkor, who have lately returned from England, having completed their education in that country.

Tho invitations woro limited to young dancing pooplo who seemed to fully enjoy tho music and dancing to gether with tho glorious moon which was shining ou that eve and oH'ored a moonlit night such as only tho Paradise of the Pacific can boast. The Sloop Nellie Ashore Tho steamer Mokolii from Molokai this morning brought tho news that the fishing sloop Nellie was ashore on tho roof this side of Ka-unakakai. Tho Nollio is owned by Mr. Chad. Hopkins, and only left hero the other day to resume fishing on tho fishing grounds owned by Mr.

Hopkins. Tho captain stated this morning that tho Nollio hail sprung a leak when oil' the coast, and if ho had not run hor ashore tho sloop would havo sunk in deep water and all would havo been losl. Tho Myrtle's Reply. To tiii: IIualaxis: ThoMyitlo Uoat Club will strictly adhere to its acceptance published hi tho 1 O. A.

of tho llh as tho terms thereof aro not at all unreasonable. ,1. A. Lvi.i:, Captain Myrtle, Boat Club. .1 Jfc li Al.aXBlUf Ji 1jl England's Oaro of Her Oitlzons.

A speech lecontly delivered by Senator Fryo to tho Republicans of Portland, contains tho following on (ho above subject: I do not know that 1 over loved England particularly. 1 do not think sho treated us well in tho war. Indeed, I think that, considering that wo woro hor daughter, sho treated us very badly, and sympathized with what seemed to hor to bo our downfallj but oven in mi oneiny I think 1 can seo what is worth of admiration. Tho caro which England has for hor citizens, wherever they may bo located, is marvellous and admirable. It is worth something lo bo a citizen of Great Britain, as much as it was in tho olden days to bo a Roman citizen.

Thoro comes to my mind at this moment anil you will remember it, that wonderful little episode in hor history where King Theodore seized a young man by tho name of Campbell, without any justification of law, and put him into tho Fortress of Magdala, about -1000 feet above tho level of tho sea. Word was sont to Great Britain that ho was thoro without tho authority of law, and Great Britain demanded his release. King Theodore refused to release him. In ItO days' time from that refusal, 10,000 English soldiers and Sepoys woro on board ships which, with their white wings spread, sailed down upon tho coast. Thoy landed upon that coast; thoy marched GOO miles, through swamp and morass, under tho burning sun.

Thoy inarched up tho mountain heights and gave battle to King Theodore and his forces. Thoy beat down tho iron gates and the walls of stono, and reached down into tho dungeon and took that ono British citizon out and carried him down tho mountain side, across tho swamps and morasses and put him on board tho white-winged ships and carried him homo to England in safety. Applause. It cost England twenty millions of pounds, and mado General Napier Lord Napier of Magdala. Was not that a great thing for a great country to do? An oyo sharp enough to seo ono of its thirty millions of people, an arm strong enough to stretch across tho ocean and morasses and pluck him as a brand from tho burning and carry him homo in safety.

Who would not dio for a count ry that can do that? Jfttivkenbury, 2s. 8., Jiullrtin. ADVERTISING NOTES. Root Boer on draught at Benson, Smith Si C. J.

McCarthy street for sale. has lots on Liliha After shaving use Cucumbor Skin Tonic. Benon, Smith Agents. White PrKTscarfs 25 cts. during tho clearance salo at Sachs' store.

Sunburn relieved at once by Cucumber Tonic. Benson, Smith Agents. Men's fine silk shirts for $1.75 reduced from during the clearance salo at Sachs' storo. Notice of meeting of tho members of tho Oaliu Cuinetory Association next Thursday is given to-day. Abraham Fernandez has been appointed trustee of tho estate of Lj'din K.

and Samuel Kamakaia. Gentlemen's hemmed stitch white silk handkerchiefs for 50 cts. during the clearance salo at Sachs' storo. Tho Hawaiian Hardware Company discourses on gold seal hoso, leduc-tion in prices, and tho steel aormotor. L.

J. Levey will furnish all those who intend disposing of their furniture with the value without trouble or expense, iMechanics' Home, and 01 Hotel stieot. Lodging 1)3 day, week or month 25c. and 50c. a night; and $1.25 a week.

Tho Criterion Saloon and appurtenances will bo sold out under a judi cial ordor, by ,1 nines F. Morgan, auctioneer, next Wednesday. Tho furniture of Taubninn, corner of Xuuauu and Vineyard streets, will bo sold at auction by Morgan at 10 o'clock Tho Tramways Company intend introducing a through sorvico, every 20 nlinutes, between Nuuanu Valley and Piinuhou, 1)3' wiy of Queon, Fort and Borelania streets. Tho time table for lJorotauia will not bo changed. Tho new time schedule for Xuttnuu street is advertised in another column.

Tho now arrangements aro to take ollVct on and after Monday, Sept. I2lh. Public Concort. liojal Hawaiian The Uo3nl Hawaiian Hand, Prof. 11.

He-rgor, leader, will give a concert thin afternoon at Emma Sipiaio commencing a o'clock. Following is tho proginm; Overturn The Hunt Schneider Comet I'ulku I.ovo'h Serenade Sackur Selection Komi of Castillo. Torchlight Procession March. (Juartet Oh, Vo Vtilloy.snnd Yu Mountains Mitudulssohn rantaxla llridal Tour fjaekiir Hawaii l'onoi. i "ff (' Atf.K.-rtM.

-f JL. I oJ.iVH.PJ1? A California Prizo Winnor. California has always been noted for its fast trotting horsi, and tho names of many of tho "record beators" from Governor Stanfoid's ranch at Palo Alio aro well known to gentlemen hero who have a fancy for such matters. Mr. Adolph Sproekols now writes to Hon.

V. G. Irwin that a four-year-old iilly named "Hulda," which was raied on tho Sproekols ranch at Aptos has won I ho Champion Stakes at Chicago against a field of five, iUo the SiiOOO stake at Independence, and has got a record of 2.M Sho won her races easily and a great future is espccled for her. "German Syrup" I have been a great Asthma. sufictcr fiom Asth ma and severe Colds every Winter, and' last Fall my friends as well as my-clf thought because of my feeble condition, and great distress from constant coughing, and inability to raise ny of the accumulated matter ftom my lungs, that my time was close at hand.

When nearly worn out for want of sleep and rest, a friend recommended me to try thy valuable medicine, Boschce German Syrup. I am con-fident it saved my life. Almost the first dose gave me great Gentle, Refreshing Sleep. relict and a gentle refreshing sleep, such as I had not had for weeks My cough began immediately to loosen ami pass away, and 1 found myself rapidly gaining in health and weight. I am pleased to inform thee unsolicited that I am in excellent health and do certainly attribute it to thy Boschce's German Syiup.

C. B. Sticknby, Pictou, Ontaiio." 5.000! I'm ties leaving the Islands and wishing to di-po-e of their Household Furniture AND EFFECTS! fan havo their value immediately without trouble and expense of li'iuoval by applying to Lewis Levey, rio-2w AUCTIOXKKIS. Notices. TRUSTEE'S NOTICE.

rnm: UNDKIiSKiNKI) OIVKSNO-JL tice that he has been appointed Trustee of all of the K-tate of I.ydi.i K. Kamakaia and Samuel Kamakaia, her husband, by deed of trust dated this day. All per-ons indebted lo them are notified to make immediate payment to me. A11ICAIIAM With U. 0.

ilall Son. Honolulu, Sept. 10, WM. NOTICE. TTMiOM AND THIS DATKTHK Millinery on 1'ort stieet will be' under tho eliarge of Mil-.

(Inon. Mi-s Mudowan will return on Monday, Sept. 12th. All iieeoimts due me to be paid immediately to Airs, (iood, or they will be placed in tho hands of a collcetor. gtf Trimmed Hoods will be sold at eost till Nov.

1st. MS-lw Mooting Notices. Oaliii Railway Land Co, STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. rpiiKitr. wii.i.

in: a simcciai. iug of the Stockholders of the Oahu Hallway A Land Company held at the Chamber of Commerce, in Honolulu, On MONDAY, Sopt. 12, 1892, AT 11 O'CLOCK A. For the purpose of authorizing the Issue of a new fonn of Terminal Divimon Itimils, to take the place of niicIi Terminal Division Unmix as have nlreadv been issued. W.

(1. AHIII.UY. Scetetarv. Honolulu, Kept. 1MU.

MEETING NOTICE. AMKKTIXO OK Till: MK.MllKltK Ol" tho O.ihu Ceinetni'V As-ociation Is called forTHUltSDAY N'liXT, Sopt. IMh, at o'clock A. at tho Chamber of Commerce, fur the electiun of olllcers and Hiich other business us may be called forth by tlm proposed leorganiatlon of the corporation. All owners of lots la the i "01110-tnry of an area of loo siiiaro feet aio entitled by the terms of the charter to a vote at all meetings of the Association.

A full attendance is desired. 1'er order. .1011 II. I'ATY, filil-U Secretary. SPECIAL MEETING.

A Sl'KOlAl. MIJIITIXH (ik tiii: st. sociatiou will XV. Andicw's Church A bo held ill the Cathedral Schoolioom at o'clock, on MUXDAY KVK.XlXd, tho to consider Itesolutlons 111 coildiimniitioii of the proposed Lottery Scheme. All members of the Association aro requested to attend and to Ining their irieiius.

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. AMLLTlXd OK thi: STOCKIIOLD-ers of the Hawaiian Sugar Co. will ho held XILXT Tlir.SDAY, Sept. at tl o'clock a. at the olllioijf (,.

Vi 015-at frctury, I i. h- a. "fBSfcltJ. Pacific Hardwaro Co. Whilo Mountain loo Cream Freezers.

From one quart to 12 Tho larger sizes with lly wheel. All attempts to supersede this pattern have failed. Call and get a Whitman Patent Hiding Hit, nickel plated. 1'Aiinc llAiinwAiii: Ld. Fort Street.

VITA" OIL TjTi Jt s- r-Tt-j'. -ijrv -A. F.AJST.A.OE.A. FOR Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Lame Joints and Cold on the Lungs, A Remedy Endorsed by the Medical Profession Mr. .1.

Goodman, of Aniator, ays: "1 have had repeated opportunity of olwrviiiKiuid testing the leheving and oi vn un, lien appiieii to painful, sore and inllamed parts, aKo in lame joints, spinins and IiiuNu. 1 am confident that to the extent its Mife, active and powerful healing merits are tried, it will be considered the indispensable family remedy." Kor the asking jou will reeeivel.i IMj 'testimonial Letter. Head one and do our own thinking. Hobron, Newman Co. Wholesale Agents, KOIST AN'l) ICINU STItUKTS.

Honolulu Cycling, Armory Building, Beretaiiia St. Bicycle Hiding Scloo INSTUIKTIONS TDa-y Sc Evening. Ladies' Gouts' Bicycles For Hire ISY Till: DAY Oil K.ej3a.iring Solicited. Ms-tf To Lot or LoaBo. TO LET.

nished Itooms, centrally located. Inijuire al llui.i.i-.Ti.N Ollleu. TO LET. Duvai, lleietauia xtrcct, op- iMl3r posito con street church. Apply to i.

1. 1. 11. 1. AtTheo.

11. D.ivies.V Co COTTAGES TO LET. riMVO COTTAOICH TO -one on Meichaut .1. l.et- street and one on lort street hum to i-chool hotisu. Apnlvto W.

McCAXDl.i;Sh. fWI-lw HOUSE TO LET. a a xd vr.it tyrt.r-'-v XV Convenient Cottage to let on KI111111 street, all gffl 1 lisTiTaJL improvements, l-'or paiti- Sii-iy22. culars apply to X. filWw 101 Kort sticct.

TO LET. "XTKW ihhjsi: OK kivi: 1 rooms, 011 Maga.ine stieet, with llathiooui, i.tt-cut U. etc. Commands one of the llncst views in Honolulu. Apply to (177-lf) .1.

M. VIVAS. HOUSE TO LET. rpiir, COMMODIOCS 1. Story Dwelling on I'linchbowl stieet.

Iiutwccii lleielanla and Killii. occu pied by the undersigned lo whom lor particulars. W. S. I.IK fiOll-lH TO LET rplli: HOIJSi: l.ATKI.Y 1 occupied by 11.

K. Ilehbanl oil t'litiolilmwl stieet. with Larue Yard, (iood Stables, etc. Kor further paiticiilars lllllV to im.J.MJ. M.

AIMilll.M pply to fili-lw liiiri sui-i'i. TO LET. Axici: coTTAiii: ox lleietauia street, near 1'iikol stieet, containing l'arlor, i Jledroonis, ll.uli-room. DinliiL'rooin. 1'antrv mm and Kitchen, Servant's room, Carriage Uon-u.

Stable, etc Tiaiucars pass every ai mlimtes. Apply at olllcoof this paper. l.ia-lf rpliiriHH.LK.TIX IS T11K LKADIXd Dally rupoi cents per inontli. Daily l'upiir of tho Kingdom, l'ifty Ik F79? I' 5 1 mrrmrdk KS log- clays sire past with us. Prc Having provided obtaining water we suggest a IIosic mounted on a Heel as a r5 Depression in mercantile cireles has prompted seller lo come in closer touch with buyer by reducing prices.

If a reduction is an inducement we're ready to be touched. IStS "We offer you by way of relief from the annoyance of "short water" the everlasting Stkki, A hkmotou. For your Kanchc, Plantation or Private Residence it has no equal being noiseless it will in no way interfere with your slumbers. HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Fort Street, Honolulu, GRAND ANNUAL DC -A. lL DVL ZE3I Clearance w.

mjSLmww. 104 Fort Street, To Commence Monday, August 29, 1892, POSITIVELY FOR Two Weeks Only THE ENTI1U3 STOCK WILL BF OFFKUED AT A "-GREAT SACRIFICE: All Goods will be Marked in Plain Figures and Sold 027 OelsIx Only Bona-fide Sale Sjo- Positive Bargains THE REDUCTION WE GUARANTEE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY The Popular Millinery House. Beef Extracts ARE CONVENIENT FOR MANY PURPOSES. GOOD FOR THE cari'v in stock tho following: Wull-known lirands: Liebicj's Extract of Meat, Armour's Extract of Beef, Parke Davis Beef Jelly, Wyeth Bros' Beef Juice, Valentine's Meat Juice, Johnston's Fluid Beef, Mosquera Beef Meal, Mosquera Beef-Cacao. HOLLISTER DRUGGISTS, 109 Fort Street, Honolulu, EC.

I. EOUND thi: Y.viti) ok 1 the undersigned, a Calf ll or 7 mouths old, which tho owner can i have by jirovinc; property aon paying C. L. Nn. HI Si.

Louis College. RE-OPENED rpm: CITY S1IOKIXH SHOP HAS opened and is prepared to do llr-t-class work as foinierly. A. It. HOWAT, Proprietor.

.1. W. McDonai.1i, Manager. Honolulu, Sopt, 7, MtMw Picture Fmnifs made to onlor ram Latest titylct 0 MouhUiw. Jltuttmi-th)i 0 Old I'M urea ajteolulty ttt Khuj Hotel lflPPKJW 1 tlm Legislature is still yourself wi(h the means for length or two of Gobi) medium for distributing-it.

Oppo. Sprnckcls' Bank. SICK OR THE WELL H. Hackfeld Co. OKKLK KOIt SALK Best Refined Alcohol I For Mechanical Medical Purposes.

In 1 and 5 Gallon Demijohns TIIK llTB OI" Per O-allon KlaJ IXCLUDIXa (Im The bent thiny to send to your rieiuh ubroud is Kimj Bros, "Illuvtruted Sou-leniroflluuuii," which i yuUm yp for thepurposq, ami is not un mi rerf foment, but Sale M. idf-ht StiW. 5.