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line you read You take useful lesson.
benent your purse as well as mind.
| DO YOU KNOW
That we are selling out our
UPHoLSTEkY AND ART DEPARTMENT.
You do have you visited the department. II you
ana Intend to we wouldn't wait long II we were
tn y yGar place. for you do there will be no
Goods have started to sell rapidly that 20 per cen.
saving don ySn In the result WI" be quite
But then there 10
MORE THAN 20 PER CENT OFF
on certain lines Of goods The reduced Prces all
and shouldn't miss them.
w We haze psp ITQ SPECIAL ITEMS in UNDER
hyeiy around that part Of the store.
The first is
81 SILK RIBBED VEST FOR 5sc,
price heard of before for Vests such as those
soft firmly woven silk in the following colors
WHITE Cream Ecru. Black Blue. Pink Nile. old Gold
The other one ia
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOZEN OF LADIES'
| JERSEY FITTING GAUZE VESTS.
Five different styles and weights. Actual value and
'0iu 0f - an? 1 FOR 5 6e'e' while they last
We don't often get chance to offer items like the
NEW THINGS IN JEWELRY.
1890 and is9f Bangle Bracelets, exact
Gold Hearts, novelty, bead necklaces or as
charm; can't be told from gold ones aud wear as
STUDS FOR vAssAR SHIRTS. new gold patterns.
CUFF BUTTONS FOR vAssAR SHIRTS in new
designs 49, "
Exact Sterling Silver Patterns in bonniers, 4sc
New Scarf Pms, hundred different patterns 25c
SELLING AT COST,
All of the following in
OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT
mat no aald fo-
80 Ladies' Jackets in Tan Gray. Navy and Checked
Cloths, plain and fancy fronts.
FOX TWO DAYS ONLY AT PRIME COST.
25 Ladies' Bead ed Wraps of the latest style FOR
TWO DAYS ONLY AT ikIME COST.
The prices on the above two items will be big sur
25c. Shirt Waists. Tomorrow. only 15c each.
We viii be oUged to limit these to 3 to each Gus
THREE ITEMS IN THE DRY GOODS DEPART
MENr THAT DESERVE ATTENTION.
PATTERN. the goods all wool finish. very pretty
10 pra;. Passyr rms: p I6GA1R cHALL1Es. cream
50 Remnants Of 38,nch Biesched Cettcn, 5.ysrd
lengths, regular l0c. muslin $50. A REMNANT.
WATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL. SALE OF BOOKS.
es All Of the leading publishers Of the country
combined to raise the price Of standard novels aud
SETS In about week We will inaugulate the
BIGGEST SPECIAL SALE OF BOOKS
PULLS hrs Wholesale PRICES. We nave on
sn eh sf raise Of Las works such
to save money. Prices are bound to advance.
WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE SALE
Special price list will be ready Mo NDAY. JUNE 2
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
my27 7TH STREET
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To Laprrs

The Twelfth Annual "orerias- OF summer
Fashions at the Pslsis Royal 10 nov taking
p'soe. We nesd only to refer late residents 10
those who have lived here long enough to know
about Opening Days. % the pslAis Royal.
We also hint to late resident. that they will
ind quoted in tie LIS, Of Souvenir, the very
latest imported novelties for samnIer wear.
We mention this knowing the mere mention Of
the regular and souvenir prices With the mama
Of the goods does not Necessarily iufer tht.
For instance. snous the list Of SOUVENIRS
FOR LADIES you viii notice CSC. FANCY
HOSE For 10 CENTS. You would re.a thu,
line with more attention IL you knew that You
might secure FOR 10 cents the new improved
shape Hose with warranted Fast Black feet and
apkles and uprers in the new summer shades.
And. again. now does such brief mention inform
you that there are no less than twenty styles 70
select from. Thus you will see the Let u
Souvenirs does not fairly indicate the sxteut or
variety Of our new summer stock. n und,r,s.
f'"'dte' ra'her tAGa Orerss,iaa',s. Rare for an
Advertisement isn't III
We hope you Will carefully slance down the
List Of Souvenirs and give US credit. .s Won
read. for Offering the very latest imported sum-
mer noveltes-s stock larger aud more eotn-
plete than at any previous time-and 81 or
about the wholesale prices
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OFr1cE Or
ROBINSON. PARKER l. CO..
3l9 9TH ST. NV,

MR.. GEORGE W DoDsoN. FORMERLY
WITH sAES CO., TAKES THIS METHOD
OF INFORMING HIS FRIENDS AND GUS
TONERS THAT HE HAS NOT LEFT THE
CITY, But CAN BE FOUND WITH
MESSRS. ROBINSON. PARKER & CO.,
3l9 9TH ST W. WHERE HE Is AT ALL
TIMES PREPARED TO PERSONALLY
SERVE THEM WITH THE FINEST AS
SENTIMENT OF MEMS. YOUTHS AND
BOYS CLOTHING THAT HE HAS EVER
HANDLED.
TODAY We WANT TO CALL THE At
TENTIoN OF THE VETERANS TO OUR
STOCK OF @. A. r. SUITS, REGULATION
STYLE. AT sl0. sl2 AND els. GuARAN-
Ted TO BE STRICTLY ALL WOOL AND
FAST COLOR. WELL AND STRONGLY
MADE AND PERFECT FITTING. CONE
IN AND GET ONE FOR DECORATION
DAY.
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NV SpR1se Goops,

Just received beautiful line Of Wash Cheviots An.
liam and fa,ey WOOL suftings. Challies, slk aud
Iasls hose pauask liable Cloths and Napkins. all
sizes Damask oy the yard IN choice psttegns Hem.
tutehed Linen sheets and Pillow Cases. Linen Sheet.
inss add Pillow linsas I'll Yrsdss
hoOE BRO. co.
Eh1-SR 132s Y 81 nv.
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whole os1 Of he IN
than what IS '9a
most-from Parer Of needles up to large bottle Of
At best all hope to do in the paragraph or two
write to yUu is to cali attention to of the
inesthose that We think will prove beneficial to the
You will expect to find pins, needles. thread-and
fqeh Hke3 56o dS y91 know We carry line OF
The PURSE s that hold the stray dimes and pickels
Black and Colored POCKET BooKs-5oc. 75c and
s EI sffhNs Sftss qssy
an. any b1,s ehsP and VIII htENG CLASP 81
CAkD GASES - N sesl ard Allisator-25c soc, 75c,
sH Is Ba sas = % So 90 and $3.50 The
fApIEs4 fsSLLArHESs1 - Doe 5gs. Csc: and
81. Silk at 15c. II you wearing the Blouse Waists
one Of these roundabouts-snd they are pretty Ones
Wewant to run through list Of few things thai.
ousht to have place on your dressing cae-conmon.
comfort and convenience as bread is to life
We We oarrys line Of ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES a.
ENGLISH NAIL BkU shEs-I5c., zoe. csc. and
ENGLISH BRIsTLE HAIR BRUsKEs-5oc. Zoe,
y tf s!iIti s. 81 75s aadsl.
WHIsSKT BR9 90 s 2oc,. zoe and , zoe.
DRESSING COMBS-6c., loo, l2Isc, loo, 2Oc,
25c. Acc, ooc.. 75c. and soc.
Opinions at variance on the SOAP question You
surely want-for use in your bath-some delicate per
fume of some sort LIVER tried any of theses Better
You will fnd them Of the lasting kind-both the odor
and the soap.
Lows WILD HONEY and GLYCERiNE~ioc-3
cakes for 25c.
LOWS ORANGE BLossoM-the sweetest blossom
Of natures brea thnR-30c. dozen.
TURKISH BATH-5c cake-50c. by the dozen.
PERFUMES.
We handle Lundboru's-because his perfumeries are
reliable. he has reputation-aud he strives to
maintain it by holding to the high standard of his ex
tracts And he picks out such of fora-extract-
the delicate Odor that fades with dcaying
and turns it into living water"-s never dying essence
Of the beautiful
These are his extracts:
Edens. New Mown Hay,
Goya Lily, West End
Lily Of the Valley Violet,
Jockey Club, Marerhal Neil Rose
White Rose, Alpine Violet
No hetter-nor more lasting perfumes made-65c
and g0c. sizes
Lavender Mater-Lundborg's-40c. and &c.
AN 1orida Waterloo.
47l1 ColOgne-2Jc., 40c., i5c. aud 81.
LUNDBORG'S OI.D-FASHION COLOGNE-5Oc
and 81
The prices for these "Sundries" about the same
the world over They won't vary more than cent or
two-but you always leave that cent with us-what is
consideration is The ysriety-iou hardly think Of
dressing case or your toilet stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-27
STRAW Hat SALE.

Yesterday we advertised some bargains In Ladies'
and Misses Straw Hats. all new goods just received
newest styles, colors &C. Not sale to work off old
stock; worth your while to look at them and save
money.
3oc. Children's and Misses Flats, fine open work
straw braids In Black. Navy. Brown. Gobelins
Cardinals and Grays: worth &c.
4Sc' 9th ave- and Paris Black Lace Straw roques,
latest shapes; been selling s1.4s.
slo9 Black Real Chip Flats. various shapes; were
selling s1.4s. sLes. els.
81 .25 Fine Neapolitan Flats, open work and Milan
were s24s
'sc' Black Belgian Straw. various shapes; we're 74c
FLOWERS
To make this sale more attractive we will ofsr dn-
ing this week long they last until sold choice
of large selection Of Long wresths Some styles we
have quantities Of other styles have only one or
two Of style, therefore the following reduction:
CHOICE. Soc EACH.
Have been selling at Csc. sI25 aud s1.4s
BARGAINS IN PLAID RIBBONS.
Ain Wide, Sin Wide. Ain Wide.
All Silk. Ansnk. All SILK.
Worth Worth Worth
THIS IS
BARGAIN WEEK IN MILLINERY
DEPARTMENTS
THE BON MARCHE.
3l6 7th st. NV
Note.-see our assortment and prices of silk Null
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$40 SEVENTH ST NV

nUR PLAIN CoLoRED CHINA SILK, ABOUT
" ten OF the best shades LETT also few patterns Of
ancy China SIX We Lave placed ~ 3Sc Q clearing
price At kAUfMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATIONS,
l24l aud l243 1lth St se m26-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-27

As we announced in the Post on Thursday
morning, we were in receipt Of direct impor-
tation of about sixty 900 dozen scissors-as-
sorted sizes from 4 to inches long-from Rob-
erts' famous "Rszor" steel works. We do not
think we extolled the merits of this Cutlery too
e1travagantly, especially when it is considered
that each and every size of these Scissors is SELL
ing for 25 cents when. under ordinary circum-
stances. they would be cheap OF SO cents Judg-
ing from appearances they won't last very long,
and Il you don't get one or two pair It won't be
our fault.
The notable reductions we have made in Tow
els and goods Of this class. leads us to also re-
mind you that you will md abundant values at
reduced figures in several of our departments.
where sub season" goods are carried We men,
ton this fact to advise you to practice little
''old- fashioned" shopping with US because this
Is the only way in which you can know. or we
can show you, how many little needfuls are go
ing at almost your own price, We don't intend
to carry over any pas,-season stock. and 30 We
are putting quick selling prices on many goods.
TOWELS IN THE POST.
Z @. DAVIS
m24 Market space and 9Th st.
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TUESDAY. MAY p. 1890.

90c. and s1.ls each.
japanese Fans, with lacing en- the sida
10c.. 12c., 15c.. 1sc, 2lc.. 2Sc.. Soc.
45c.. Soc. 75c.. 81. sl.a5. $3.50. sL7s
and 81 each.
Palm Leaf Fsns &c, Sc and &c. each.
YANKEE NoTIoNs.-Bone Crochet
Needles &c. each.
Linen Thread. &c. spool.
Pillow Case Studs. &C. and Sc. each.
Emories. 1Oc. and l5c.
Embroidery Silk. Sc. 3 dozen spools
Crochet Cotton, in White and Cream
&C. and 1Oc. bail
JEwELRY-Silver Glove Buttopers-
15c and 2oc.
Pearl Studs 35c. per SET
Ladies' and Mems Cuff Buttons. In all
styles. 25c to So.
Bonbonnier Boxes. in silver and OK
died. SOC. to Sll each
Fancy Photograph Frames. in gilt. sill
yer aud oxidized. 81 each.
sTATIoNERY.-5OOB Boxes Of Peerless
Writing Paper. 15c. box
500 Boxes Royal ST. George Writing
Paper. Quires Of paper and packages
OF envelopes in a box. 25c.
Perfection Irish Linen Writing Paper.
2oc. per H.
DRUGGIST sUNDRIES-Nan
Brushes Sc.
Machine Oil. Sc.
Woodward Lothrop's Bay Rum
oz......34c.
10 oz......5Oc.
Zylonite Sets, containing comb, brush
aud mirror. 81 each.
First foorJ
SPECIAL SALE OF CLoTHs.-we
have placed on sale SO Damask Fnuged
Cloths. in Plain White aud fancy borders,
exceptionally low prices. Sizes Ga.
IA. 81, lO-4 and 12-4.
(Second foorJ
sPECIALTIEs IN LADIES' GossA-
At 81 so each.
LADIES' Plain Mineral Finish Circulars
At $3.50 each.
Ladies' oxford Circulars
Ats2.75 each
Ladies' Black Circulars
At SO each.
Ladies' Cloth Surface Peasant Circu.
lars. iua great variety Of Dark Stripes.
Checks. Plaids. &c.
ts3.5Oeach.
LADIES' Cloth Surface Raglans. in same
patterns as the above.
Ats75o each
Ladies' Fine Black Cloth Surface Rag
lans.
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED.
LADIES' HIGH-CLAss ENGLISH
WATERPROOF GARMENTS AT RE.
DUCED PRICEs.-An excellent line Of
Ladies' Fine Silk and Wool Waterproof
Garments. in choice patterns Of Dark
Checks, Plaids and Stripes. in the Fash
ionable Russell Circulars and Alexandria
Raglsns Reduced to s1O. s125O and
els each.
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED
(Third foor)
HINT TO MOTHERS. Mothers
taking their children to the seashore or
country will save time and labor by buy
ing one of our Eating Bibs. All linen.
20 inches long and fringe at the bottom.
Only 25c. each.
Second floor; annex)
UPHOLSTERY ITEMS-A judicious
purchase enables us to offer Tamboured
Curtain Muslins at these low prices:
l9c.. 2lc., 25c., 29c., sic, 33c., Csc.
and 4Oc. per yard.
An excellent line Of Tapestry Table
Covers.
Four-Quarter. soc. each.
six-quarter. 90c. each.
Eight.qusrter. 81. SO each.
Ten-quarter, 81 each.
Twelve-auarter. g. SO each.
Adjustable Fly Screens, Is by "a
inch. 21c. each 81. so dozen.
Wire Doors. complete with spring
hinges. ready to hang. 81. SO each.
Fourth hoor)
BED WEAR DEPARTMENT-lo0
pairs Corded Lawn Pillow shAms. Only
15c. per pair. An extraordinary value.
PA pairs Hemstitched Linen Pillow
Cases. made Of Richardson's line. Size
22h by SO. Only e.. so per pair.
300 pairs Hemstitchei Linen Pillow
Gases.
Size 22h by 80. sl5o per pair.
Size 25 by 80. s175 per pair.
Size 81 by SO. % per pair.
100 pairs Hemstitched and Embroid-
cred Muslin Pillow Cases. Only q per
pair.
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COOP News FoR BurERs.

EVERY ARTICLE GOING VERY CHEAP 40 PER
CENT REDUCTION FROM REGULAR PRICES.
NOW CHEAPER THAN AUCTION SALES. FOR
THREE DAYS ONLY. MUST BE CLOSED BY
SATURDAY. MAY 81. REMEMBER, POSITIVELY
NO LONGER
GRAND CLOSING SALE AT TURKISH Bazaar,
NO. 1888 ST. NV. OPPOSITE EBBITr HOUSE,
DOWN STAIRS
500 PIECES GENUINE ORIENTAL RUGS AND
EMBRoIDERIEs. 80 OF WHICH ARE GATHERED
FROM THE PALACE OF The ORIENT
PLEASE CALL EARLY AND GET AN IDEA
ABOUT THE PALACE RUGS. THIS Is THE BEST
CHANCE FOR BUYERS REMEMBER. ONLY
THREE DAYS. POSITIVELY NO LONGER.
NO 1888 ST NV. OPPOSITE EBBIrT HOUSE,
DOWN sTAIRs
VERY RESPECTFULLY.
ms7-2t h r. ToPAKYAN.
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six suRAHs.-wE HAVE SOME HALF AND
run from 70 10 yards ali coiors but no BLACK This
VIII Dc your nnai chance 70 buy them a 2ss q the
COMBINATION, l2Al and l243 llth st.as. m20-3t
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fEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established $40 II
A Ii OUR FINE S1IK-FINISHED 46-INCH COL
a ored Henrietta aud Serge that sold for 80 and
eSc., cut to 8 NC: that is removal price; NOT
much over half-price, but only at KAUE MANS
DOUBLE COMBINATION, llth st. se m26-3t
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EpDYs RErR1eERAroRs
HAVE A REPUTATION OF FORTY YEARS
STANDING AND ARE Acknowledged
EVERYWHERE THE BEST FOR FAMILY
USE
FOR SALE ONLY BY
NJ w. BEyERIpGE.
IMPORTER OF POTTERY AND GLASS.
INJECT No. 1909 PENNA AVE.
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ROBINSON. PARKER 4 o..
RELIABLE AMERICAN CLoTHIERs.

m27-eo 5
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
AN OLD RESIDENT DECEASED.

Mr.. Daniel r. Vida died at about
III O'Clock on Sunday morning. The
deceased gentleman was around
town on the previous day, apparent
ly in usual health. About 8 o'clock
on Sunday morning his wife discover
cd that her husband was lying in bed
IN anunconscious state, and he expired
some six hours later. Mr.. Vida was
well known throughout the country,
being an old resident. He was
native of Chill, and came to these
islands with his mother when he was
about Is years old, or about 40
years ago. During that period he
was in the dry goods busine ess, cat
tie ranching, sugar planting, and
draying. He was within few
months of 55 years OF age at the
time of death. He leaves behind y
widow and seven children. The de-
ceased gentleman was as widely
respected as known. The funeral
is arranged for four o'clock this
afternoon.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
HOUSE AND LOBBY.

Major J. II. Wodehouse, British
Commissioner, was present during
this mornings session.
Col. Ashford, j. L. Kanlukou, and
E. NJ. Walsh were present at the
reading of the Atturney-General's
report on the late imaginary distur-
Dances.
The chamber and lobby continue
to be crowded with spectators.
The President never hesitatcs to
rule against the party that placed
him in the chair when it appears to
be in the wrong. The Hilo Record
man, who has made heated attack
ON the President, might make note
of this fact.
Noble Mccarthy voted for the
Minister of Interiors motion on the
Attorney.General's answer. If he
was wrong in q party sense, it was
the par,y's fault in not proposing
another way for the Minister 10 get
a hearing.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
PASSENGERS.

From Maui per simr Iikelike, June
2-J X Ranuna, l. X kakane, Rev X
losepa, o Unua, Mrs LR Walbrldge,
Hon il P Baldwin. Mrs Akanaliilii. Miss
B Campbe |, Mrs Howie. kwUug Hang
Chan, Rev o Nawahine, j n ) WIZ
lia ! s, j Cushinghim.
From Kauai per stmr Waialeale, June
IL kruse, A Cropp. L Kopke, X a
Macfe jr, Willie Rice, Z VI Walsh, II II
Williams. C Armstrong aud wife. Miss
ii Roland. Revs j Miau, D l. Kopa and
NJ Kealoha; NJ a Gonsalves, A "
MaiohO, Mrs Kaeo, Chinese and "a
deck.
From Hawaii er stmr Hawaii, June
j b Anderton.
From Lanai per stmr Mokolil, May 81
--F ii iiayselden.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Likelike brought 4794
bgs sugar, AZ hags potatoes, 3 hogs, 80
hides, ~ bags corn, 81 pkgs sundries.
The bark Alex Mcneil, apt q Friis,
took to san Francisco May 3lst 1880
bags sugar and 1900 bag! rice. The
consiyners were: Ii \ Widemann, 1854
bags sugar; w Il Irwin & Co, 1890
bags sugar; j II Warehouse, 168 bags
sugar; :. S Grinbaum & Co, 1900 bags
rire Totas: tonnage, SO tons; do
me .tic value, Sll6, 1929.
The steamer Mo ,olii brought Satur-
day 500 bags sugar, 100 sheep and
head cattle.
The barkentine Irmgard, Capt A II
P nj, sailed NJ y 3lst for San francisco
with cargo shipped as follows q Brew.
er & Co, 1886 bags sugar; Castle 81
Coo e, 4l6l bags sugar; r a Schaefer
q 20, 454 bags sugar; Theo ii Davies
& Co, Is 1 bags sugar. Totals: 1885
bags sugar, Ills tons; domestic value,
9yS.264.57.
The steamship Alameda carried away
from this port saturday cargo valued az
s35.47s.S4, consisting of 5i50 bag, SUI
gar, shipped by w q Irwin & Co, and
9iS punches bananas.
The schooners l.uka and Moi Wahine
brought 1850 and 20 o bags sugar res
pcctive y from Kohala.
The steamer Hawaii brought 5035
bugs sugar and 100 barrels molasses
Sunday from Hawaii.
The 4.masted schooner Golden Shore
HIS been ch Arlered to load sugar for San
Francisco
The steamer Waialeale brought Sun
day from Kauai 330S bags sugar and 22
head cattle.
MAUI NOTES.
The 4.masted schooner e X Wood AZ
rived from Honolulu Thursday, goth, to
load sugar for Wilder & o.
The 3-masted schooner william Rem
ton left Kahnlni last saturday, 3lst ult
with about 770 tons OF sugar for Jno u
Spreckels & Bros.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

L F S harlesion, Rear Admiral Geo
Brown, from San Francisco
Fl B VI 5 Acorn, Geo N a Pollard, from
Esqnimault, BIO
IL b NJ > Champion, st Clair, from Ha-
y 5 Nipsic, McCurley, from Samoa
U > Adams, q Greene, from Samoa
Haw S Australia, II z uoudette, from
san Francisco
Br ship Bon owdale, Guthrie, from
Liverpool
Bkt Painter, Dow, from San francisco
Am 4-ilistd schr Go den Shore, Hender.
son, from Newcastle, N $ "
Haw bx Andrew Wclch, w II Marston,
from San Francisco
Am bkt Robert Sudden, II o Ulberg,
from Newcastle, n $ w
Am bA Matilda, owisson, from Port
Townsend
Am BIZ Colusa, Backus, from Newcastle,
n SW
Am miss packet Morning Star, G +
Garland, from South Sea Islands
Am tern Alcalde, A Smith, from Poii
Ludlow
Am ten G North, r Nelson, from Sat
Francisco
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02

THE second piece OF asphalt-rock
pavement in front of Wilder 8. s.
Co.'s Office, was mixed with Califor.
mia sand, and is much better and
smoother than that made with Ha-
waiian white sand. The entire new
pavement was opened to traffic this
morning, and one OF McGuire's bag
gage express Wagons was the first
to go over the whole piece. Although
Mr.. Wordsworth, who is in charge of
the asphalt rock pavement, is needed
in San Francisco, he is very desirous
OF trying the Hawaiian black sand
before he leaves, and will lay some
with that sand before going.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Grand Ball at the Palace.
Special meeting of Excelsior
Lodge, 1. o. o. f., at 1880.
Harmony Lodge, 1. o. o. F.,
Z 80.
Hawaiian Lodge No. p F. and A.
NJ. at 1880.
Meeting Staff and Line Officers
Honolulu Rifles, 1880.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
fcRsiln VESSELS EXPECTED.

Bkt A Falkenburg, from Peru, (for
Kahu uiI dne May7
Br ship Blenglleld sailed from Liver-
pool apr lS, due Aug 2l
Blk Atalanta, from Puget Sound, due
May 10
Ger biz Adonis from Bremen
Ger ok Faust, from New York
BIZ Uncle John, from Newcastle. due
May 10
Bkt Discovery, Mcneil, from San Fran
cisco, due May ii
BIZ Blk Birkcr from London, sailed Apr
Ii due ,ug 20
Ain brgt Lurliue. Matson, from San
francisco, due June 2
r NJ : ) Zealandia, from San Francisco
en- route t. the Colonies due June Z
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
THE ACORN.

II. B. NJ. S. Acorn arrived on
Saturday 10 days from Esquimalt,
b. c., coming here to relieve the
Champion. The Acorn is a screw
sloop Of $40 tons with engines Of
1880 horsepower. She carries eight
guns. The list OF her officers is as
follows:
Commander--George N. A. Pol
lard.
Observation-Disclosures A. Valen-
tine, Owen +. Gillett, John w. NJ.
Webb.
Chief Engineer Henry Cook.
Paymaster- Henry A. Malaher.
Surgeon--Percy l.. Maitland.
Gunner-William j. Branton.
WHOEVER has found blue cocka-
too, please return to- 4 Adams lane,
without iar.her ado.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
VESSELS lrAv!t, ; TG.Mon0OW.

Tern aliba for Kona port,
2pin
Stmr Likelike for Maui at 81 IN
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai at Bpm
Stmr Iwnlani for Lahaina ana llama
kua at 10 m
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai at 6pm
schr Lavinia for Kauai
Schr Ka Moi I + Puma
Schr Sarah 81 Eliza for KoOlau
Schr Hale ,kala for Hawaii
Schr Kawailani for Koulau
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02

YESTERDAY, Bishop Willis bap-
tized, at st, Andrews Cathedral,
Viole Kaikilani, the little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Middeldyk, born
shortly after their arrival in Homo
lulu. The sponsors were His Majesty
King Kalakauu and Miss Lucy Ellis,
daughter OF Mr.. II. II. Ellis oi san
Francisco.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02

DRAFT No. DC, on Castle & Cooke,
drawn by L. A. Baldwin in favor Of
A. u. Baldwin, has been lost and
payment stopped. The finder will
obilge by handing 10 c, o. Berger.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02

Mr.. JAS. f. Morgan will sell at
auction stock and bonds on Saturday
next--stock in the Oahu Railway
and Land Co. aud Government 6
percent bonds.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02

ANYONE who will bring TO this
Office IL lost Samoan ian, decorated
with war.hip iibbone, will be suit
ably rewarded.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02

MEsgRs. Davis & Co, srocers, Tort
street, received by the Alameda fresh
New Zealand butter in hnlf-round
pats, on ice. it is oi excellent
quality.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02

LAM Ching and Wung Sing Chew
have sold their interest in The Sun
Wo Sing Co. rice plantation, vt Ewa,
to Lau Wen & Co.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02

Mr.. r. w. Maciar.ane has retired
from Bishop & Co.'s bank ior the
purpose ot taking the management
uf the Union Feed Co.
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02
E
MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1880.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
June l.
StlDr iikelike from Maui
Stmr w ialealc from Kauai
6tmr Hawaii from Hamakua
stmr kilauea Hou from Hamakua
schr kaalokai from Kauai
Schr vol Wrhine from Hamahua
schr Huleaksla from Hawaii
June g.
Schr Luka from Kohala
Schr kaulilua for kahultu
The Daily bulletin., 1890-06-02

Mr.. L. j. Levey will sell the house
hold furniture at the residence OF
Hon. John Phillips, Beretania street,
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.