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THF, HAWAIIAN THURSDAY OCTOnER. 1 894. 1 M'TMIKLL. Ciodfroy's ready NftMIIOS dictionary ir out. The lleulani Yacht and Moat Chili will meet Friday evening.

For a Rood shave with no delay go to the Arlington Barber Shop. The Y. W. 0. T.

U. will meet at the Y. M. C. A.

at SI o'clock this afternoon. The Hoard of Management of the Humane Hooicty will 4iieet this afternoon. Mr. Pniley will have a large house to WltMM the production of "Hazel Kirke." Consul Kujii ban residents to take ordered Japanese down their war picture. Henry Stenckel.

a member of the Schutzen Club, died and was buried on Wednesday. No application has ever been made by the Government band tothc native bund for instruction In singing. The latest foreign news reports the complication between Kugland and Prince much more serious than anticipated. I'laus for the female ward at the Insane Asylum have been drawn und recommended to the Minister of Interior. Hawaiian Lodge No.

81, F. and A. M. will meoi at this evening for work in the third degree. The grand seero-tary of Queensland will be present.

The regular weekly drill of Company N.G. will be held at the I 'rill Shed this evening at 7 o'clock. A full attendance is requested. See advertisement. Mr.

Cutter's new device for throwing open all of the doors of a ward at the Insane Asylum at once to prevent accident in case of fire, has been adopted by the Bowd of Health. COUNCILS IN SESSION. MINISTKIts DKrtAUK STRAIGHT FOR ANNEXATION. Jlatfh, Ilttiuon Mid Smith are Nulla Wilder Is All Right IfeOaadless FlreH Hot Shot, The Executive and Advisory Councils of the Republic of Hawaii met at 1:30 this afternoon. President Wilder In the chair.

Those present were: Ministers Hatch, King, Damon Smith, and Councilman Waterbouse, Molte, F.mnieluth. Allen, Tenney, Mendonca. Nott, Kua, Young, and McCandless. Minutes of last meeting were read und approved. The Minister of Finance read the weik'y financial statement.

Mr. Einnieluth said that he was told on the streets today that unless water was furnished the inhabitants of the slopes of Punchbowl some member of the Government would recieve some bodily injury. (Laughter). Referred to the Minister of Interior. Minister Smith read a letter fiom Cecil Brown amnnonnolng his resignation from tho Councils to accept the nomination for the Senate.

TlieSecretary read a similar letter from Mr. W. C. Wilder, and Councilman McCandliss verbally presented his. These, together with the one of Mr.

Waterbouse previously sent in were accepted. Minister Smith drew attention to the necessity of electing a new Chairman to act until the Legislature meets. Mr. Tenney nominated Mr. Ena.

The latter declined and nominated Mr.W. V. Allen. Mr. Allen was elected.

Mr. Emmelutli Wanted to say a word. He thought that members should now, just before election, declare themselves again on the question of annexation To this Mr. Hatch said: "I am glad of tho opportunity to define the Uovem-nienps position in the matter. The politics of this Government can he expressed in one word, 'annexation.

During the existence of this Government there has been that issue. The Government was established on that, and there haB been no doubt or question 1111 "ie part of the Government in the matter. There seems to he some doubt about the matter with the press, but there is none with the Government." (Loud Ap plause.) Mr. Damon wished to make a few remarks: "Every one in the movement started out on the plat form of annexation. Some, however, and I hope they are hut few and of not much iullu-ennce, seem satisfied ith the present condition and seem to be indifferent as to the expediency of annexation.

But the great issue is hat we must adhere to. It is the question of annexation which holds all elements in this community together. The logic and wisdom of the thing is coming to our enemies and we can not awerve from the principle. It is sound in principle, sound from every practical point of view and like the old Roman 1 wish again to bind myself tiriuly to the question of annexation. Minister said the moving power behind the revolution was political union with the Cnited States.

We have stood upon that clear, clear, firm, unequivocal ground, if we are mistaken in this, we were mistaken from the start. The Councilmen are resigning to enter the Senate and there to work for annexation. Mr. Wilder said he was glad to hear the Ministers so express themselves, though there had never been a doubt as t. their position in the mailer of an nexation.

He had hut one aim and one end in politics: that was annexation, lie would work for that until il was attained. (Applause.) Mr. McCandless, as one of the rank uud lile, wished to thank the Kxecutive for their straightforward statements on the great issue. Some doubts have been expressed as to where the Ministers stood; hut the statements of to-day would place than before the people so that the latter would stand by and protect them with ballots or bullets as circumstancea require. At 3:10 the Couucila adjourned.

NKWS IN A Sec "Hazel Kirke. II HA mi BOARD MEETS. a i.knuthy aMtiOD to iis i lioi TlNK MAT! MM, ir. Hallow ay, the viivi aaeelellst, tots Forth the Niilliri- of Hat Work. The Hoard of Health met in regular business session at It o'clock Wednesday afternoon, President W.

O. Smith in the chair. ThpSS pfetont WW'S I firs Emerson, Day and Wind, Messrs. Wutcrliouso and Lansing, and Health Agent Reynolds. Minnies of last meeting wen read ami approved.

Mrs. Calloway, the viavi specialist, and her friend Miss Oliver appeared before th Hoard and presented their claim to sell their remedies without license, MISS Oliver stated that the place of business on King si reel was hers, that the Yiavi remedies were patent medicines, sold in unbroken packages. The remedies were of four different kinds, prepared for hair classes of ills. The medicines were sold on commission, and Mrs. tialloway anil her associates were simply solicitors.

The remedies had been recommended to applicants and special kinds suggcsieil. Ir. Wood asked ii the sick in ibis city had not been canvassed and recommended to take the remedies, Miss Oliver replied that such had been the case. Mr. Lansing then asked why it was that the medicines were advertised in the nanie of Mrs.

Galloway. Miss Oliver replied lhatshe herself: was agent -for the Hawaiian Islands for Yiavi specials, but as Mrs. Galloway had 1 frequently lectured in the interests of the remedies the advertisements were placed in the papers over her name. Dr. Wood hated to bring personalities into the matter, but an agent of the Viavi house had gone lo one of bis patients and advised her to try the remedies, Miss Oliver replied that if such was the case it was wrong.

President Smith said there was no more barm in selling patent medicines than selling luces, or powders, or hardware. Dr. Day stated that a card on Miss Oliver's door specified Office hours. Miss Oliver replied that such a notice existed, but was considered nothing more than an announcement of the limes at which the office would be open. ir.

nuuaaaaea mere was no appii' i w.c nipupu inure wivs inn surn 10 uieiri.i,,, knowlelge. President Smith asked if it was not I'aet tbat when Visiting patients the agents ascertained what the ailment! WAN and rci'imimciiilcd eertuin ore SOrlptionSs The reply was, in effect, that such was the care. Tin' I hi 1 ics 1 1 it'll 1 1 1 1 1 1 mill iln business of the lourd continued. President Bmltfa complimented Mr. Reynolds upon his work at the Leper' 11 Had oeen well ana the reservoirs had been oonatructed with several hundred dollars less thai, the ueg.ropriatiou made lor that purpose.

An application from the trustees of Beretanla hall at the Leper Battlement for permission to hold night entertain uieuis oiu pel iiionui Litai oioioinu 1 was laid over until tho Board vWlS Molokai two weeks hence. Dr. Herbert introduced speoldoations I for the new female ward at the insane asylum. They were reterred to the Minister ot the Interior and reconi- mended as the style of building re- ouireil by the Board. ,1 Dr.

ood reported that the commit-1 tee had looked over Mr. Cutter device for unlocking all of the doors of a I ward at the asylum at once 1 and thought Lite recoiiimcii.iauoo one. ine committee was authorised to havethei locks made. The subject of the Viavi ladies was I brought up again und the president iiskfd what blunilil U' Uou in the matter Oonsidvftbl fol lowtul. the buliritanre of Wbioh ulioweil that the Board was of the Opinion that the latlieri lial heen UlAoitfDtlj.

warned. An application from A. I'ukeit to 8Spfimont on a cae of leprosy was read ami refused. At the meeting adjourned. MU.1TAHY MATTKIEW.

A Fow N'nten on Afl'ttlrM of tlto Firnt Corporal Elvin lias been detailed i instructor of ritle practice for Company. Sixteen men of Company had a practice shoot at Makiki Tuesday. The average was creditable and shows improvement. ('ompany has a library and reading room association. OihVera and men are taking a lively interest in the new in-siitutiou.

The warrants for lie non-coms; of the regiment and the sharpshooters are being issued this week. UoloOfl Fisher secured the forms of the United States Army. Adjutant Prut wut required to look up the old reci rls. There will be a wing battalion drill probably next week. Major McLeod will command and 1) and Companies will comprise the force.

TBH ci'NN cask I It'll I'urlly llt-itril ly Jutli I'orry Toil ley. The case against W. M. Cunningham, for using and carrying for hunting purposes a gun without having in -1 oh- tuiued a I joe nee so to do, wuii lienril in the District Court this piarning. When the matter wim culled tiie ilereiidiint moved for discharge on tlui of the Court'a jurisdiction, but the motion win promptly overruled.

Too Mrs. witness culled was S. (r. Wilder, who testified lluit he saw defendant lisioilliuaj III a gincu on ine nil'l 111 anilini and saw nun kill a hirL'e hud, p.c-,.........j win. gun.

Apiiua, servant in the employ of Mr. ilder, corroborated this statement, Afler this defendant tdmittCd that he had no shooling license anil bad had none since Sept. inber 2, 1KII4 The case was then continue. I lo this afternoon, when the defense will Is' heard. Wlkklv Siak, $4.00 per year.

THK MATINKK WBDXKSDAf. The Preseatetfea ef "Masai Kirke" Will he Made Tonight. A large BUttber of lailics and children attended the matinee ol "Charley's Aunt" at Iht Opera Home WednSsda) afternoon. The audience was made up largely of achoci children, ho enjoyed the colncdv very mUCh, Tonighl Steele McKaye's celebrated omnia. nar.ci ivirKo, will he pre-scnlcd The play is standard, and i-- a gnat favorite with theatre uoets in the United States.

All will remember Effle Ellsler in "Hazel Kirke." Weather ea Hawaii, Reports from Hawaii are to the effect that the first snow of the season wa seen on the tops of MaUnaloa and Maui -Skeaon (be morning of October SOtbi The volcano bears every evidence of laung very active in the near future. The temperature at the Volcano Rouse now ranges from 4H to DO in the morning, and up in no or 70 at noonday, METHOD OF THE KXPtsAtltBtl iv LOTH Mlt. iiIUKri.Y. BMMffi- MtMMi iviit'f rui KvoliHtoM LTrow PatltfMl Im'tiimlllfref tttf Aim nf llw Nytitfiii, 'oHtimteit.) Preferential pmpuriiorml representn-tion in not ii new propottttoil but like many other good thinn it lutn gOM tin noticed tor long time, if noticed at all, it wan derided Ity tliown who N.W in its application a positive remedy of those evtln hy which they priMpered. The plan wai tir-t Advocated by the Hare, barriMter at law in London, in and WSJ ably set forth by John Stuart Mill.

It Hm Siuce been touch ifmpllAed by Sir John Lubbock and Otherti and enn be claimed us the impleet and most effective system ol VOtlOg ever devised. Applied to our local conditions the system would contemplate the election of Senators and Repteeentativei, eithei ftl lare fur tlie whole Bepttblio, or In blends, as DOW provided for the election of Senators, thereby doing away with the "district" system of voting; eventually it would from the very nature ol things result in the abolition of tin ft8 we there would be no nen I (or anv further check auainst un jurt legUletion limn coulU ite found i I III' I II I II ll HI II'- ill. Ill hers being repi esentative of all classes having the right to vote. The election is by a quota, the same being ascertained by dividing the number of votes cast at an election by the number of Representatives to be elected the distinguishing and most excellent feature of this sstem beitts that lht wasted votes are ret luei'd Mi mtalmwn The method of votlngand of usp(i lmUM t(, the Australian ballot system as conducted on these Islands except that where in the present system a person voting fur Senate on this Island ean make up a vote for each of six candidates lty the Preferential sys tem he would place nunihers opposite ,,1.. wwin niA i 1 1' i in ine oi.ici 0, the ligure "1" oiv posite the name of the candidate wom m(M m.

e1eote(1 2 hu nis( 1)Ust MndWatei illH, his lhiril eo sixth i he ballots arc not counted and vote determined at each polling place as under the present system! but, on clos nig the iolls, the ballot box and register "re sealed up together ith a report ol the day occurrences and torwartled to the Keclstratlon here the counting and distribution of ballots macs place. A number of upright letter one for each candidate, are provided and marked each with the name of a candidate. The distribution of the ballots is accomplished by placing each ballot on the lile of the candidate opposite whose name the figure 1" is marked on such ballot. All the ballots having been so tiled, and the total nuiubor east deter- I mined, the quota is found as above I stated. Where division results in fractional parts the fractions are dis carded.

Should any oi the files hold a quota ol ballots or more, the surplus, it' any, is taken from such tile and distributed over the remaining tiles on second choice, in the same manner as the original distribution, the (plot a of ballots is removed from the rile of the elected candidate, placed in an envelope and marked with his name. Upon distribution of the surplus ot those thus elected having taking place others have their quota filled by the addition of second ehoice ballots and are likewise disposed of the surplus being divided among the re- mainiug candidates and the quota set aside as ahoe stated. If upon distribution of any series of sin plus balloUt it tdiould be found tbat none of the remaining candidates have obtained a quota, then the process known as elimina'itin is brought into i remedy, she uses the gentle and plearaui play and the candidate on whose lile the liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, least number of ballots appear is dropped out and the ballots on his tile are JotlCC distributed over the remaining files in The regular meeting of fee like manner as the surplus ballots are Pacific Hardware Company, Limited, dilPOeed of; and this process of election will be held at its otlheon Moud iy, Oot the one hand, and mat ion on other Ls continued until tho numbar of cnniliiliiien' tileu reiuuiniiiK is. reduwil lo I the number remaining to be elected, These are declared elected hv whatever I elected by whatever number of ballots euch lias on his lile at the time. In this way onu or possihly two out of a doaen representatives at ay Ket in on a few votes less Ihan the I ouota; but the loss will not amount to mole III, ill live per cent, of the lulu vote cast, and where the const.

tiiency ih uuge inn more man one nail ol one per cent, of the vote cost would be thus im ffective Now let us lak the returns from the Island of Hawaii in the election for It. piesentalives, 12, and see how the division of the island into district! operated; compare the seven constituencies with the iiuiiilwr of elecu.rs, and bIiow by the table what would have occurred bad the seven been voted on at large on the I P. by he i iln! plan: ISLAM) OK HAWAII, MOTION OF SKS TATIVF.S, 1802: XT. T. 11: II tin Jl It? i i Lii SO 34 'Mi Ian Iff m' v.u os 40 is an 4 mi so as Em 4 no aw 70 aa ii4 in so so mi iim im 4S 1 48 IBS' I HI I'l oanpiii Am, i st liters.

UtttTtt llll.o-I' leph XhwuM. 17, Kycrofl (KM HAI. Wll.it Koithmt WR3 Viwi Mnkinlitna NOIITI, ItlLO HtirniT Mattnsiti. Iloaklnma il IKl A Kitnntuiiiinu l'ktkl RORjt I. A iittuuiiflm Ndinokftno Khna WatpiittMl Kelllknn Nalaflti Klipuhu Apiki lllll Nlltnlier to lie eleeleil.

7 Total vole for Island, I'. I', it. quota, lalrofeessl for etr ted nnillilHtes. 1.W1. Averfltfe vole easl tor elerl.Ml I'll nd idllles 221).

or shout per cent of nuolft The above IlKureH speak for them- selves, lty every test that can be sp- plied the system here presented is way behind the P. P. quota as a factor of representation. J-ook at the Bgures, study them, and realize that we have, not even made a half tdep in advance of. ihiH condition by entering under the broader banner of so-called democracy.

The nearest approach to the P. P. Ii. qttOta by an elected candidate is Nawahi with seventy-eight per cent, ami it dwindles down from that to nineteen per cent: and the average the total vote for candidates was only fifty-three percent of what each candb date would have to receive under the qUOta system. Then again take the apportionment of districts.

Two have about 1115 per cent, of quota, while one is as low forty-eight per cent, of it. Had the election on that Island been under the I. 1. I. quotl five of the elected candidates would have recieved 18 votes ami the ntleT i wo verv near that unmoor.

a i voter on mil ts ami won la tlius ir i.i.i 1 the Legislature. It is a fact worthy of mention in this connection that not a single member has been elected to I either house by anything approaching the quota of the 1. P. H. since the pro mulgation of the Constitution of I S-T.

John IOmmki.i th. how TO BALLOT. Point WlkO Go to Hie Tolls Monday. The law requires the use of an in indicating the choice for Senators next Monduv. In voting for representatives figures must hi ii i .1 The only opposition to the A.

C. P. tlohet is in the Fourth Representative District, The disputed territory is east of Nuuauu avenue the Makiki side. There is one independent candidate. For various excellent reasons be should he defealed.

Personally and politically! the man is objectionable. Cbss. L. Carter, D. Naone and 0.

Winston are the regular and pledged nominees for whom the A. U. P. asks you to vote. They are tried and true I men who are for annexation and good government A careful analysis of the registration has been made by the A.

U. P. central inimiltoe. If tho electors who have dgned the A. U.

P. rolls will vote next Monday for Carter, Naone and Winston tiiese three will he ele 'ted. The duty then of every voter in the Fourth is lo vole and vole right. BmUr Ni-urly to lenlh. Kailioha, a kanaka, was arrested this morning for beating an old native wo.

man named The woman's and face were beaten horribly with a piece of plank or a board, and she had to be sent to the hospital. Murder was probably the intention of the assailant. The affair took place at Iwulei. The man wus captured by a guard at the Penitentiary. Evidently Spllo Work.

Some person unknown Wednesday night entered a pasture lot on Kuakine street Mid out otT the menei and tails of three horses belonging to Uev. S. K. Ihshop aiul mtmbers ol his family. The hair was left on the ground.

The police are looking the matter up ami the offender, if caught, will be severely dealt with. MEXICAN CICrAMS AT HO LUSTER Tin: NOD KKH It At TV Thrives on good food and sunshine, wiili plenty of ext icihe in the open air. l(ei form glows with heulth und her face bloomi vvith its beauty. If her snleni needs the cleansing action of a laxative i Julh- il JAMES G. BPENCBR, Becretarr, lo'Jt.

Honolulu. October 488 St. a culled meeting of Hawaiian Didne No. 21. V.

A. M. llns I iinsduv evenin.r 7 OUl for work, in the Third Uegree. Members ol Lodge frogruss uud sojourning Mrethern ure fraternally invited to he pr.scnl ler Dider Tor Fine Printing Try the "Star'a Eleotrlo Works. WHAT Uljl'l SAY I 1 B1 tBDING Till.

I I I 1 1 it Bf Tin; KAailAt, Peaeaak, Maslasli Mid Lass What kyeurajaa Ti.ii.kii mbihIihI Hitch, Talks Marshal Hitohoooh has sent personal letters to the proprietors and managers of all houses Offering spirituous liipmrs for sale in the Islands calling their attention to the law i the aubjecl adulterated and diluted spirits. The 0BUSS of the proceeding is that coni- plaints have been made against at least "ne saloon in Honolulu to this effect, and the Marshal, not wishing to pro-CI ed against any of the offenders with- "tit warning, sent out the letter referred of which the following is a copy: Mahshal's i urn k. i (to, Oct. 21th. 1804.

"m- especiiuny can your attention to oi luipler 44. or the Laws of (PJ relative to persons hold- nig licenses for the Bale of spirituous lapiors. The said law reads us i ows. Section 81, If any licensed person -hall sell, or olfer for sale, any adulter- ated spirituous Uqnor, he shall forfeit and pay for every sin offense anv 8iim not less than one hundred dollars not more than five hundred dollars, and in order to analyse such spirituous liquor ajftJT justice may, OH complaint on oath made to him that anv such spirituous jnuor j4, nr is believed hv such cm. plainant to adulterate I.

and on the deposit by such complainant of he sum dollars to pay the espenae of such analysis, authorise the of Mtoh suspected spirituous liquor and the name to be analysed by some competent parson, ami the expenses such analysis shall hea portion of the costs which auch justice shall order to be paid by the person convicted, k. (t. Hitch ooi Marshal Republic Of Haw aii. Referring to the above this morning Mi. W.

Peacock said that he had n-ceived such a letter, lie presumed that the cause of the issuance of such a i warning was that rumors had beenset alloattolhe effaot thai certain il i nien had employed okolehao in their Uaon' There was a temptation to i small dealers to dilute their goods, and as okolehao was cheap and largely aloohol it had doubtless been used for adulterating purpoaee. k. fj. Uacfarlane, of Uaofarlane Company, said that the letter was undoubtedly sent nut on account of the use of okolehao in the preparation of beverages in the sample n.onis. The preparation was made chi.

lly of ti, but instances had been reported of its manufacture from poisonous roots. LValhs wire not Infrequent from what is called excessive drinking, but such are probably sometimes caused bv poisonous llrua I(icej jn wlat ia known as cheap liquors. Okalehao ran BO degrees alcohol. Only 511 degiees was prescribed bylaw tor straight liquors and degrees in wine. When liquors running 60 degrees to 68 degrees were imported it could be diluted so as to come ithin the law: but the duty is now so great on high goods that they do not pay, Okolehao is very cheap and containing such a large per cent of alcohol.

'an be employed in the preparation of Ii inks to immense pecuniary advant- age. It was at one time, if not now. Used in the preparation of wines. An extract was imported to which diluted ilehao was added in such quantitl as to bring the alcoholic property up very high. The stuff was luanufoc- I lured on Hawaii and on this Island as well.

The objection to its use as alcohol is, Hrst, that it frequently contains poisonous lubstanoes; and second, that it robs ths dovernment of a large and just revenue, it Is also an Infringement upon the rights Ol the United States under the Reciprocity treaty, California was slocked with pure wines while this country was Using a spurious mixture, the Government reooivlng no revenue lor it and the State referred to being Out OUl ol the sale nf their mods in this country. The practice should be checked, ami doubtless thai is the present motive of Marshal Hitchcock. Mucfurhtnc talked on at length Upon past experiences in keeping spurious and unwholesome llquori out of the market, and expressed himself as being 'Il thoH.ui.hlv in accord with any move njenl to check and destroy the practice. Mr. W.

S. Luce, said, regarding I he uiiil.tr: I always agreed with it and wanted it done. I want the liquor inspected mi do not believe the authorities should wait for complaints. The Marshal is evidently striking at persons in town who dilute with water and adulterate their li.piors. The saloons have to do it.

perhaps, when the ex-horbltuiit lioenss they have tu pay is considered. There should be an inspector of liquors. "Home of the drinks that are passed over the counter arc simply fright. ul. This should he stopped by the inspector.

Many of the deaths among natives and lici it ted to over indulgence are dolll.l-le-s the results of poison in liquors. I 1 have never seen a place bees I I much Liquor was handled as in Honolulu without an Inspector, such an official should exist and ho should examine all liijuoro placed on (be market." Mr. Qaorga LyCUrgUS, of the California Wine Company, had received 1.... It I. if mil in, ii ii, it.iii, ii.

He said it was merely an idea of the Maishul to cite dealers tu the law upon the subject, aim further that if unv idea was entertained that snuiious liauursl I in ,1,,. l.l 1 fur the authorities to catch up with il Murshul K. (.. Hitchcock said; "I Henl out ih.e Idlers h. cans ich.i.os have been made against ccioun panic lo the effect that they are selling adul- tarajed liquors I ish all persons iii tbe liquor business to distinctly under, stand Ihtttl urn going lo enforce the tUV.

IHHIII 1,1111 llli: lllltlllll'l III It III i ii i i i 1 sent those letters tu all dealers in spirituous liquors in the Islands, and in nit, may jut as Well ha IX If idereil. I ci.uld have taken the mattei i.o up. nil. pielerie.l vv.o.um liisl Thus the Hatter It SOda It is under- stood that aerwus complaints batra barn entered against at least one house in Honolulu, and its business in future will be carefully watched. Resides this one.

all the liqUOrS Bold in this market trill be labjsjetsjd. to more earef.il scrutiny than ever Oefore, and interesting developments may follow. a linn NOTKS. The Caslle brought 17 passengers. Ti.e p.

a cargo nf ooal to Malta-well Wedrteeday, 1 The Waiileale will lake abotll loutuu, of coal to Uakawell Friday. I Three passengers are booked lor the Colonics bv the M.uu.wai. Kive the 8. N. Castle fur James Carty.

vvull Mlrv Bm Klj.jtHt t.otn unloading theil cargoes of lumber stile by side, the Wilder wharf has the aiilieaiance of an iiooie.w.. The barkentloe s. n. cutiu mm dockeii at I o'clock this afternoon 1(1 lays out from San Francisco, ffer car- consists of general merchandise, ith some stock on deck. It is rumored thai the Miowera will shortly resume her trips from Victoria to the Colonies, havinc been thoronahlv overhauled, lengthened out (HI feet, and supplied with cold storage compart- Hants.

This will make her the Oneness Steamer touching at our port. Two new Russian harbors are in lie constructed. I Ine Is al Batdum, and is I to be built specially for the Black Baal coasting trade, the Council of the Em-1 pile having sanctioned a credit of roubles for the purpose. The works will take two years. TI I her harbor is p.

at Rottoff at the month of the' Don, the oosl being estimated al 1,900, i oiio roubles, The money will be raised by an issue of mortgage bonds. Henry W. Cramp of the ship building firm of. Cramp Brothers is aaid to have I.e. ii in Conference ith the directors of the American St.

amshlp Line since the Cnnadar Campania made her record-j breaking run across the Atlantic, and 1 aometting in connection with the two! new steamers the Arm is now building for the American Line is expected to "in" of the conference. The best pro; of American ability to become a sea power Is lo build steamers that will heat then r.l. We have done it in war ships and can probably do the same with merchant steamers. PASaBNUKHa. AitmvKo.

Prom Port Ton nsend. per bkln Kliki-it. Oct 8a Mrs Jennie II Thomas. ARUITALa, Thursday, Oct Uktn Castle, Hubbard, from Prancisco. San PROfBOTBD l)l r.Mt I DBMS, Bktn 11 Dlmond, Metlson, for San Prancisco, Oct 98th, Bktn Andrew Welch, Draw, for Ban Francisco, lei 87th, in VTalmanalo, Davis, for Maka-weil, Oct IMI'okts ami OONSIONKBS.

ntFOOTB. Ex Kasla 190 bags No. 1 rice, 40 bags bones. Ill bdls bans. 11 lulls hides.

II pkgs sundries. VK8NKLS IN POBT, naval VBSSaLS, if BMBHyacintha, Kay, Baqulmalb MKIti'HAVrMKN I BktneW. II. Dbnond, Nslhnn, San Fran, Bk Oakland, ItoOuire, Heattie, Kllhelt 1. Wfl's, I hIiIHUI l-lainl Br bk Atruaru, Brown, Newcastle, I Bk Uadio Foreit, Nuwcsstkt Al" 'h Ahl viiscnil, VI tKtOM Vlssn.s KXFECTKli, Bktas Planter, Laysoa lilaad, lik BUripore, pfewuutla, Am i.k Albert, Ban PTaacjsoo, Am l.k Annie Johnson.

(Hilo) Am bktas Cutis Mini Fran, Ilk Routenbeck, Liverpool, Am scii Kva, Eureka, Haw l.k Ala, Newcastle, An. l. Puritan, Newcastle, 111, 1 1 ox, Ifowoasl to, Hk Paul fseubera, Bremen, slop 11 POIada, Uver I. i let Oct 111 I let net. an Oct 'Jll Del I let 11 fov in Nov Nov lie.

Ill Jan FINE JOB WORK. THE "STAR'S" ELECTRIC PRINTING WORKS MclNERNY BLOCK is prepared to do all kinds of artistic Book, Job and Newspaper pruning at fair prices, Mammoth Poatora a Specialty. Mooks. Pamphlets, Legal Papers, Hand Mills, Dodgers, In-tler and Mill Heads, Business mid Visiting i 'arils TieketH. Programs, etc.

lOR FINK I ATCH RKl'AIKINO land only such, take 1 piece to your time II TJ ICHMAN, 117. 1 1, 1 work, must necessarily lie Door work; it you value your timepiece at all, take it where it will lie treated well, repaired well, and give the Complicated work our specialty watches dem.iguilied key winders changed to stem winders; charges as as good work will per- mlt. H. P. WICHMAN, 4541" 5'7 Vlt Street J' ut' Slllv.

uliml.rr share" in Id. i i i pans haa aoojiilred live bttmlred acres Oitffee land in lee simple at Papa I Hiiuth Hawaii. aOOQI three and half miles from H.o.pnlna landing. The land is anionic the ts-sl for Ooffee growing in K.uin, the soil consisting ol rerj neb a-e ami is easily worked, a large hiimbei of shares have already bsefl aubeorlbed for. Applv to .1.

M. MON8ARRAT, Cartwright'a block, stsrehant street.1 Honolulu, 4Ti-ifi We Have received llrst MTgO from the great North West. Having Men there for the past two mouths weare satisfied that i- the country to get llav.ltrain. Feed, Hour. etc.

In act il is headquarters tor merchandiss in our line. On the bark Oakland just arrived we have some of that Tiinoihy Hay such as is used in the try a bale or two, it is cheap and good, and will put new lite in your horses, and some Cast Washington Wheat Hay and fresh Alfalfa, choice Surprise, and No. 1 l-eed Oats, Barley, Rolled Barley (pure and simple), Bran, Middlings, Wheat anil everything else found in a Brat-Class e. Store, and the prices are away down. The California Feed Company are Strletly in it.

Vt'c areat the hi place. f.K.t Wnnnnn street. Our telephones are IS1, P. (ti't nboQQf tht Pl ot ii. on wilt in, it fn ten yim ei'ec Hit oneop, ii witt pnfos poa sample on nppt (cation, kino sv wmotrri HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE.

J. LB RT, i.ksskk VT. R. DAILBY, MANAQKM Thursday. Oct.

25th mil rv stock- UHllwLI COMPANY CAPRICE Satuiilav Lw I I )1HY Lecture will he Occultism HY MBS. M. M. THIRDS FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. At the uster Block, Niiuanu Marine streets.

Doors open at 7 o'clock. This very Instructive Lecture will commence at o'clock. The public are cordially invited. 4HH 2t JOHN BBOWN, Dealer in HAWAIIAN AND FUKhlON STAMPS Pot Office Box 441, Honolulu. rtnt CUtt Approval ihMUMQt to any nari of tin- ImI.hmU.

KeforoDoe j- i 11 itamps. ail di fx treat, lS ts fl.OU Jt Amerlemi Htamps l.oo S. Am. rit an stunii ensUflla stHiniiK i no it latnnjuii fm lutintK l-'luK tHiiiiH, I CXunnbtMaS Ci.hh tn Uu Hi nt ith ordtlf for lacketf4. T4 I mo Notice is hereby given that all claims against 1 Hie Criterion up lo Sept.

Ii I i IMII4, ill he Mttled by Mr. Jus. K. gan, andall outstanding ai unta due: i ri.eriou Saloon und I be Jotil.ing Hulls. of II.

lice, up to the a. Hive date ar. i payable to Mr. L. II.

lice. II. All bills against I. II. lice please pre te'it Immediately for payment Sm II.

Dtu, For Cioriierli.t hi PunahoulQO MOfMt. Hoess, i eontAlns parior, room, tbrw le rooms, i.ntli r.sii.i hoi mid cold wuier te. earriaea houe, i. the urounoa ve well laiilnuiii. fruit hn.1 ornamental trees.

for I'linlcidara, ui.dri.Hs A. tl.lsumce. it I in it ileal, Wa ikiki. Having taken charge of the alsive named Popular Seaside Resort, the UnderUgned is prepared to receive his friends and the public. Special acconi- modaUDM for private bathing purtie? ami ami lias.

King streot cars pass the door. W. S. MA Id I.E. IT.

i't'i lmo Proprietor. J. Alfred Magoort. NOTAKV PUBLIC ATTORN KY AT AW, REAL B8TATE AGENT. Houses to rent in all parts of the city.

OlTice next tu the Post Office in Honolulu. 476-tf. To That OOtnmodioUS building formerly occupied by the I'nion Ice Works, ad-joing IBOSS' Pinning Mill. Terms moderate. Apply to 1 1 A All AN RiBOTBIC 47.1 U.HACKKKLI) OKNERAL Commission Merchants Agents- in i nun ft.

ft. Co. Oriw llii.lDI I lul ft. ft. Co, 1 Queen 8t HONOLULU H.

I. HAZEL KIRK Ailvenlaei The annual meeting of the Sugar Oompany will I bold Monday, the 20tb at 2 p. at the office of I aslle rt 1 .1. ii. ATBBRTON, Heel et ail, 478-ld Honolulu.

October I'i. 1H94. The annual me. tinir of the plantation Company will lie held Monday, ti 19th al 11a. at the office nf Castle At Cooke.

.1. 11. ATBBRTOIf, I reasurer. Honolulu. October la.

1MII. The annual meeting of the Haiku Sugar Company will la? held Monday the at in a. at the otHce of Cooke. J. ATBKSTOrt, Becrata ry.

478-tl innliilu, Octuher la. iM Armory I A. I -t li.gimeiit. N. Ii.

U. Company Order No. All members of this I ompany i.cieoy oro.Tt II lep. Tl lit i ne at i no on i nursoay I Icluls-i 'Jath, at 7 p. for OOttpany drill.

PAI SMITH, apt. Commanding Co. it Regiment rt. ii. 4K7 1 1 Meeting Notioe.

A peclal i ling of the Heal.mi Boat Club will be held at the Chamber of Commerce Kcom at p. October HI. 1894, for the purpose of receiving the report of the committee SppointOU to draft Articles of I BOOTpo ration, alee the report of the soliciting committee. Every member queeted to lie present. OK.O.

P. Ihmitiii, Secretarv. BOARDMAN, Presldsut. Copartnership Notice, The undersigned, residing in the town of Ililo, Island of Hawaii, haveassociated themselves together, for the purpose of carrying on the bustnus of Attorneys and I ouncillors ul Law, under the lirm nan HITCHCOCK AND WILDER. Their offloa will U.

found near the Court House, on Waiur.uenue slreet. Hllo, All business attended to promptly. One of the partners will always be in attendant at every term of the Circuit i burl on this Island. Ii. il.

HITCHOO x. i. K. WILDER, Hilo, OctotH-i 9th, 1894. 477 8w Navigation Taught IN ALL ITS BBABOBn i iii lake a limited number mpis iij icuii mem navigation.

Ko or full particulars and terms annls to the on. i.eisqji.eu ai ()'H store. arungton Block, Hotel street PAUL v. PANNENBERQ, Mutual I'elepiione Sti, p. Box (.

EUROPEAN RESTAURANT 'Oil Hotel street IjishI msalS cents W.l meals, 4.60 pHOCfE IMI, W-Nov IL IVopneior. Viavi Testimonial. Having received so much laiietlt from I he use of Viavi I am anxioim the public should know what a blessing has come to us with the Viavi Remedies. 1 have suffered With a complication of diseases fornix years, have been in the hoepltal in han nanolaco hut have found 'nentl me so much wouldVeoommend it to the suirerinit people of Honolulu. liny one tab ins to ask me in regard to it may call at my home en Hen-tan in near NuuanU slreet.

UR8.SCBBAOBR These remedies for sule ut the orlice, I Oil King street. C. A. (lALU)WAY. 4 1 1 -8mo Wanted.

A good, gentle milch cow at reasonable price. Apply at the w7- Stak Ollice. Nurse anted. apply to ItlHf C. CAUTER.

E8TATB, Do you want to rent a house Have you a house for rent? Do you want to buy a house Have you a house for sale? If so call on the HONOLULU 4(11 lino. RKAL KSTATK A(i t'V. 103 Port blteor Ml IIKIIIIM Episcopal Chiircli Services Megining on Sunday, I 14lh, regular morning and evening services ill Ih- held by the Methodi-l Kpin opal Church ol Honolulu, Ii. W. Pastor, in tin Hall, at the corner of Kurt and Hotel streets (formerly Annexation 'Int.

Hoomsl. II. A A forms! organization of this hurch will lake place on Sunday. November 4th. All Christians not ulHliated with ifc CO an-V K'sngelical church are in-i vitcd to unite in I ti is.

organization. BEAYER SALOON. Fort Stiaet. Opposite Wilder ft Co. H.

J. NOLTE, Prop'r. Kirt C'itu l.uut-bn MTvtxl nitb Tea, CofTea tSw.ln Walei i(iuer Ale ur Milk VSuiQkcra' RequUitcs Specialty 4 i i.