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FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED

Am blk ColuSa, Guatemala (Kah) ...... Due
Am schr Glendale, Eureka. ..........D Due
Am sch Allen A, San Fran (Kah) ...... Due
Am sch Olga, Puget Sound (Kahl July IS
Am schr Transit, San Francisco. 49,. July IS
Am schr Aloha, San Fl nciSco. . July %
Br blk Ladslock, Liverpool. July IS
Haw biz X 2 Rthcl, San Fran. ,.,.. July Is
An schr Alice Coke, 'uge, Sound. July =
Br bk Eliz ,heth, Graham, Newcastle, Aug ;
Br bk Parthenope, Newcastle .... August 20
Ger blk ! { Fluger Bre en- ......,. Oct IS
Ger 70 Paul I,rnberg, LNcrpo 'l.....Noy IS
Am blk Martha Davis, ,ston, .........D Dec 5
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08

Professor Wood of Punahou College
will lead the praise service at the Y NJ
C. A. Hall tomorrow evening. A
large audience is expected, as this is
the last time the Professor will be heard
previous to leaving the Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08

Walker and Sinclair were sent on the
reef after their commitment.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08

The Pele arrived late yesterday after
noon, bringing no news Of importance
from Kalalau, The troops are in the
upper part of the valley, and have
sheled the woods where the lepers are
believed to be in hiding, Koolau and
his family had not been seen.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08

The Postoffice sent away 864 letters
and S2S papers on the Peru,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Schr Haleakala, for Kilauea, Kauai, Monday
al 10 am.
Am bktne w II Dimond for San Francisco,
Monday at u o'clock.
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EXPORTS AND CONSIGNORS.

Per bgt Geneva, from Tlilo to San Francis
co, June 2o; 1850 bags sugar, weighing
,o55,4So pounds Value $40, SI4.
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Mullet are plentiful in the harbor
and so are sharks.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08
SATURDAY, july s.

DIAMOND HEAD, $500 p. NJ Weather
hazy. Wind light N r..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08

Charles /. Carter and Alfred w.
Carter have formded law partnership.
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FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE,

Steamships will leave for and arrive from
san Francisco on the following dates, till the
close Of 1893
FROM HoNoLULu TO FROM SAN F'NC1sCo
SAN FRANCISCO. TO Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08

Some very fine alligator pears have
been received in the market from
II;1.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08

The other letter is from Henry {
Carter Of New York-ED.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08

c. B. Dwight has been appointed
overseer Of the construction Of side
Wnlke
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

No arrests to-day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-08

About one hundred Chinaman will
start on a visit to the Flowery kingdom
on the China.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-10

gu unsunften bes 0etteren; er siebt 1id
bon ielbit, unansenebm beriibrt bon
benz Nufleben, bas 6ie Scene ma6t,
bonn 9hauplate 3urid uno iiberlabt
benz Spielseier bic Beute.
Nt6t minber fomtl6 ftnb Die Spftem.
lpieler, bic ibre 2abelen Dor ft9 lie.
gen babeu utio bas unmDslide, bte Nalt,
men Der @0ttin Sortuna gu metltern,
ftetS bon 9teuem periuhen. @elb unb
@eiuuobeit opfern ie babel, aber Der
Ddmon treibt file itetS BON Netem an,
bis ibre Mittel erid0pft fiuo. Das
tpeiblide @eidle6t lit inter bieien So,
natifern bes Spiels dablretb pertreten ;
iie 3ei9en iid nteiit, mas Iusbauer be-
trtft, al8 oa8 ,ftarfere @ei6le6t."
@enn le aud nur fleinere Gtnidte mas
gen, 10 bilbet Der @nboerluit bod cine
gang itattltd)e Summe.
Trttt man aus benz berrli6eu Sc,
bdube berauS, oas Die Spielbanf birgt,
70 f6meift Der 8fid iiber bic sroBarti,
gen @unber Der gtatur urb 9rarbioie
Nnlasen Der Meni9enbaub. , Snmitten
bieier paraoieiii9en l1n1sesenb febrt Der
Srieoe in Die 8ruit beS Wfeniden 5uriid,
uno bas @efiibl Der @r0Be Der S90ps
flung peroranst ale bittereu @eoanfen
iiber Der Meni6en Tborbeit. Man be-
neibet nidt mebr bic @liidliden, Die ses
iuonnen baben, Die Sr0bliden, bic 9es
tommen iino, nm ii9 gu amiiiiren, man
beflagt aud ni9t bte Berlierer uno
Serlorenen, Die brinuen mod einn1al ben
lesten geriud MAIDEN, Rettuns gu er.
lansen. Wtan seniebt einfad, mas auf
benz 9olosebiin9ten 8oben %entftanben
lit, mas 5u unterbalten iabrlid 3ebn
Wtilionell, Die 9alfte bes @efptnnes
aus Dem 5pies foitet.
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Das aafmo in Monaco.

VIZ t oHuS
@etIe chamber gefolst, baB man feinen
Smeifel 3i begen braudt, baS @el6dft
6es Rupfens beitebt bort nod lit i90r.
fter Bliitbe uno Die 3eute pofl Sad, Die
baiielbe b~eior9er, lopie Die notbfpetls
6igen @impel iino nod LANCE ut9t aus
~9eitorben. Sc biirfte baber tpobl bon
Sntereiie iein, eil1rnal eiien 8ltd auf
gldm5enoe Rduberneit gu iperferl.
Wtonacol Ole @inen, Die tugeno,
baft itnb aus benz 9lidli9en @efibl Ser
unperiu9tbett, neitrtet e8 einen Shanb.
fled GuropaS, cine eipiliiirte M6rber.
CRUDE oie Nuoeren. Die Willensfraft
genug b%eielien baben, nit Dem einmal
@%eponnenen pom banner 3u sieber,
ODER bte ben @ntidluB, cine beltimmte
Surnr1e 3u magetl, ~ei1gebalten babeu,
er3dblen ladeno bon ben Wunbern bic,
fer Sh6pfuns bes raffinirtelten 0urus.
uno Die anberen, Die perloren baben,
ibr @elo unb lire @bre Dem Ddmor
Ses Spieles 9eopfert baben? = Sie
tdmeige1. fie febren pielleidt in Die
9eilnatb 3urid, rabgei1obenA nit efreri
bon Der @pielbarf besa1tten Billet,
ODER iie ftno anf in1uer flu setporben -
I'm @rab auf benz Selbitm0roerfir1bof
liegt. mas iterbli9 mar. Die Weer.
tdenopfer. ote Moraeo beiidt, fino Die
8ebrieite Der gldn3en6el- Meoaille.
ueber oieies @efiibl faun iid aud Der
er6Bte 0ptimift uiht binueslesei,.
Wis oie yta6ridt auftrat. Die 6er3osin
Don Monaco iei mabn1innie ~geipor6en
In Sol9e eines unfalleS Der gadt
oes fiirftliden Paarss = utto iie idbe
b~eftdnbig Die yei9en Der unsliidli1en
Opfer Der 9pieluutb. oa fano man
oieie ~tranriSe 9unbe tltr 5u besretflid.
Nber bas @eriidt mar falld, u1b menu
aud baS 9erri1erpaar BON Monaco
Don ben Grtrdsnijen Der Spielbanf
tlur einen uerbdltntbmdBis fleinen Nns
tbeil erbdlt. 10 lit es bod melt oapor
entfernt. In bic &lagelieber berer eth,
5uftimmen, ote MonaeoS Woblltanb
burd SdlieBiu9 Der SpielbOlle ruini-
rem mollen.
Gtn mciies @eies uerbtetet Dem Sir.
ger 6es Staates, TN Spiellaal 8lat gu
nebn1en ; fur bieie geidranfulls fpirb
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GpieIertnpen.

q burh bte annebmlidteit entibdbist.
feline Steuern 5ableu ju miilien.
@ir aber iitt6 rlur Beln6er BON Mp.
laco mnb utls tptrb in liebensmirbigfter
Net|e - bie Mbgabe elmer Hiftenfarte
genii9t = Der Gintrttt eeitattet. @el9
eth @ebrdnse, fuel6e 9ait, baS blitenoe
@Ol6 uno bic fnifternben Galienl1eine
los5umerbeni Wel9 ein 3ampf nm
etnen Ylati 2etaer tpetHt, eS iet benz,
bab iein 0orratb er{1Dpft iei. limb I'M.
iier BON Weuel1 bas Iodenbe Faites
votre ieul = bas Rollen Der 9uoel,
Sas Ginbarfen Der Banfgeminnfte, 6as
Nus3ablen Der eetponnenen Betrdse.
Ghne1. 70 baftig ais tlir m0gli1, 9ebt's
neiter; ieber QufentEalt 1T tpirfli1er
Gelbperluit. Die TDpen ber Spteler
3a ftu6tren lit bodtntereiiant aber feite
Nerpen mnB man beliten. So iehr
aud bic selen{1aftli1e Gillette nrtb bic
Gr3iebun9 cine MaSfe iiber bte tpabren
Gmpftnbunsen bes Spielers befen, benz
f4arf Beoba9tenben pirb eS Elm 3eids
ties fein, In oas Snnere bteier fieberbaft
trreeten Seeleu gu bliden. Miepisl
Eraurises. @ri1redenbes entbeden MIR
babel, @eoanfen, bte an Mabntpie fret
fen, Die fid peruirren, Bis bic nnter.
ideionns 3Diiden 3edt uno nnredt
i9uinbet.
@ber AUDI einise bumoaitti9 eefdrbte
Scenen fallen auf. Dort ftretten ii6
3met berum, Elm 3anf In leiiem Gone,
uber bod BEN DIRE bes Groupiers be.
merfbar. Or iiberiiebt iofort bic 81
tuatiou ; 5iuei alte Spieler reflamiren
ben gletden @efpinn. Die Gra9e az
entidetbeit, miiroe gu uiel 3eit erforbern
- bic Danf 3ablt lieber boppelt aus, als
baB fie bic Mial6inen ftil iteben ldbt.
Sffs aber Elm @ort9efedt 5wiideu
flneul 1abitue unb eiuem Weultn9, 70
entf9ei6et fid Der Strett metit iebr RAID
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EtabIirt 1852.

0g1-Wef : Commerce StraBe-0Q1
ooA ~ Gan atntonto. 9eras. ~ AUl
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Mlouaro.
Gin Slid in bic grSRte spielbGqs
ber Wett. Z

sessr @eibIiae epteIfamatifes mbse.
fbobeme.
nas utn5ise 8irftentbum Wonaeo.
I'll bat tn iinsftpersanse1er Belt in
O. re9t ausgiebtger @etie oafiir
9efor9t, bab es nt6t iiberieben merbe
ODER gar in Wergeiienbeit seratbe. Die
Melounsen BON Selbftmorben in ieiner
golbsleibenoen Spielb6le Mtonte Carlo
aussepliinoerter Opfer finO bteieu @in'
ter In 10 reselmabi9er unb baufiser
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Gin iunger S9riftfeaer muB Dor
4aem suei Dinse beiiben: 8iel &C.
bulb unb biele 8riefmarfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-10

Sette, bod nads
BEN Die @nti4et,
bun9 sefalen
mar, that er iein
M6gli9fteS, bic
Wunben, Die Der
&rieg 9eiblasen,
3u beilen unbe Elm
loDalererT ertbets
bigger Der Union
wdre i6iper 3n
finben. Blount
fat ben 6.Dtitrtft
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@aoe 5ampton. Sobn g. Sepmour.
fdr uro Die bon Sobn 9. Seymour gum
Patentfommifjdr.
Die Grnennung BON Maoe 6ampton
bat uiellei6t oas srSBere gufieherl er,
rest unb lit lit ieinem 3anbestbeile NIT
grocer @enustbuuns anfse1omnmen
porbea, benn obmobl bereitS Elm Stint.
unbfieb3iser. lit er nod fernseiunb nnb
9etife8frtih. @r muroe 1878 1T 60
lumbia, 9. g., geboreu, ipibntete 1i9
benz Observation-Disclosures ltno oiente In Der
9e9tslatur ieines 9etmtatbftaate8 nit
Nusjeidnuns boz Dem Iusbru9 oes
artegeS. Setne ipdtere Garrtere ais
@eneral. @ouperneur uno Senator
fesen mir ais befannt noraus. Sn ben
Nationalleuat frat er 1877 uno idieb
aus bemielben 1891, be9lettet bon Der
ber5li9iten peri0nliden adtuns feitens
ieiner politiiden @egner.
Der reue PatentfommiIar lit ebens
fails elm Nopofat. etpa 40 Sabre oft
unb pobnt In Morpalf, Conn. @r
tpurbe Dor 3pei Sabren In ben @taats,
ienat ertpdblt, lit aber fonit in poltti,
i6er 9iniiht Elm gang neier Mann. .
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per 9ontmiFdr fur sSamaii.

Gr TIT eth Sii0tanoer Mn0 Der Han fir
ieine Miiiten riibrt bon ibu Der.
Die Grnennu1s bes CT 2onsreb,
reprdjentauten Sames $. 8loutlt gum
Spe5talfommiiidr fur 9awaii unb feline
70 etli9 betrtebene abreiie mad ieneu
Snieln baben bel Stanb aufsemtrbelt
un6 Stoff 3u man9erlet germutbunseu
ge9eben. Nus btefem @runbe lit aud
BITE Yeri6ulidfeit bes Nbseianbter, mag
feline Wtiiiton iein, mas fie moIle, cine
Snterele erpedenbe ~8eipor6en.
9err 8lount murbe 1887 I'm 9taate
Georgia geboren uab nmpfte ,pdbreno
6e8 0iraerfrte9eS auf Der fonfGoertrten
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VINUN RUBIDUH PASTEURIENSE,
SanitGtszWein.

l1mfere in GIai@en pafeurifrte
&otbpeine. tpelhe bon befonberS ebIer
@%attun8 mnb gutem Sabrsans bis tut
Slai9enretfe l%prsfdIti9f gepfeet
u1o urter Mnsjhlub Der attncipbarii1en Stuff
in ber Slaide bis gu Der bon g a eur bors
eeldriebenen Sernperatir mnb uuter senauet
9efolgnng Der BON bemielhen sesebenen Be,
%ti,ninungen behanbeIt iinb, eienen fid aubcr,
oroentl'a aant @ebrau4 fir 8rante unb @e,
eonnaleseenten nnb BET @pibemten unb itnt
in neri9ieoenen sr0teren Spspitdlern, &ran.
%fenbduiern, 9a5aretben &c. bereits NIT suteta
Grfols einsefiiRrt. @i4t senug .5nnen
m ir aber biefe bor3l gIt1en mobL
9~epfe8ten Wetne auda td8It
den Sebrau4 e%mpfeBIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-10

Sarnes .. Ulonnt. oe8 StaateS
Georgia in 3ebn Acknowledgment
3onereiien pertreten. Nm A. Mdr3
1898 trat er freimillis 3uriid.
IS LIT befannt, bab ct Der @rite mar,
Der BEN Yrd{ibenten @lepelanb Sen
Ylan 1obegele9t bat, Semanben nod
9auaii III ienben, I'M bic Terbdltntte
auf ben Snieln fennsu 3u ternen, uilb
man 9laubt, baB man i'm NIT biefer
Nnfsabe betraut bot, neil er Elm fiibl
abfpdgenoes temperament beitst.
---S--
GS 1T rnebr aatarrb in bieier Gesenb bes
SanneS, alS trn allen anberen &ranfbetten
3uiantmen, unb biz In ben lebten Sabren gait
er als unbeiIbar. 8iele Sabre lang erfl6rten
Oottoren ibn fir cine IofaIe &rnnfbeit unb
ihrteben lofale Seilmitte[ Dor, nnb 6a fte i'm
NIT dratlt9er Bebanblnng beitdnbia nidt fus
| rtrten, ertldrten iie ibn fiir unbeilbor. Die
Ntlienld,aft bat betpieien. baB &atarrb cine
Gonftitutionsfranfbeit lit unb beSbaIb cons
ttituttoneue 8ebnnbIung erfprbert. Salts
aatarrbs8ur, ~fabri3irt BON s. s. Gbeneb
| & 60, 2olebo, Ship, 1T bic einaiae c~onftitus
| tionele 8ur I'M Marfte. Sic fpirb innerlih
in DOZEN cber 9oben bon 10 3ropfsn bis su
etnem TbeelDfelbop genommen Sic mirft
6treft auf oas 8Iut unb bic fHleimise Sbers
fdhe bes Spftems. sic bieten einbuubert
Dollars fur ieeen SAL, ben ite gu tariren Der
teblt. East guH @trculare unb 2eusniiie
fommen. @breIfirt:
8. 5. Gbeneh & 60, Tolebo, ..
100 geifauft bon 9lpotbetern, rs gtS.
Gin iunger S9riftfeqer muB BOZ
Ilem 5tuei Singe beiiben: 8ieI &c,
bulb unb biele Briefmarfen.
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Swei ui&tise Grmemmmmsem.

Ser neue RommiKar fir's Giienbabn.
ueien mn her fir YatentanseIesem'
beiten.
Inter ben reueren Grnennungen
@lepelanbs fiibren MIR bier 3roet an, bic
in Nnbetra4t Der @ibtisfeit Der babel
tn Srase fommenben Snterelien sewiB
beroorgeboben Su tperber perbienen.
@s ltnb Dies Die @rnennut1geu BON
@abe hampton gum @iienbabufommil,
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06
CHINESE GO ONE BETTER.
officers Besiege the Chinese Theatre
With Small Results,


To break the monotony of a mo-
notonously quiet night Captain Juen
and his side partner decided to make
raid on the Chinese Theatre YES
terday evening after the show. They
called in three fellow officers, in
cluding the vigilant Wagner, and
rendezvoused in the vicinity Of the
building. At 11:30 o'clock the limbs
of the law crawled up the front
steps, only to find that the Mongols
were ahead of them and had the
door locked and barred. Sledge
hammers we're brought into use and
after considerable muscular work by
the athletes the door was smashed
down. The officers rushed in but
the birds had flown. Lights were
found in the different bedrooms, but
no opium smokers. Opium had been
thrown out of the window and was
not recovered, as it fell among the
rushes and muck outside. Small
quantities of dope were found about
the building, and later four innocent
looking Celestials were arrested and
brought to the Station.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06
THAT KAMoILIILI AFFAIR.
A Trespass SUIT for $500 Damages
Dismissed.

The readers of the BULLETIN will
remember an item on May l9 re-
garding conflict between natives at
Kamoiliili over the tearing down of
a house occupied by Bila Lu. Four
natives were arrested and suit for
$500 damages was instituted by Lu.
The suit was heard in the District
Court on Friday afternoon, the de-
PENDANTS admitting having torn
down the house and throwing out
the plaintiffs things on the road.
Joe Kela, one of the defendants,
stated that the house and land were
the property of his wife and that he
had given the plaintiff notice to
leave, which the latter disregarded,
hence the trouble.
The plaintiffs evidence was to the
effect that the land did not belong
to Kela's wife. His furniture was
ruined and he claimed $500 damages.
Magistrate Foster dismissed the
case yesterday afternoon on the
ground that the plaintiff had not
made out his case.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06
COURT CHRONICLE.
Various Matters Before the Circuit
Court at Chamber.

In the matter Of the application
of w. G. Parke, guardian of the
Manuel minors, for discharge, Judge
Cooper referred the accounts to F.
Wundenberg, master, for report.
Hearing of the case of DR.. Mouritz
VS.. j. N. Ilae ct al. was concluded
this morning. 1t occupied all of
yesterday and this forenoon. Deci-
sion reserved. Kinney and Monsar-
rat for plaintiff; Rosa for defend
ants.
Hearing of petition to revoke or
der discharging the administrators
of the Banning estate was continued
from yesterday to Friday.
Denis Martin Crowley has on his
own petition been adjudged bank
rupt by Judge Cooper. Debts,
S723.2S; assets, $780, Hearing on
the 18th inst.
An interesting case for some time
pending was on the Court diary for
to-day, 1:30 p. m. being the hour set.
1t is bill in equity to cancel deed
brought by Annie Lilikalani Ulukou
against HI. r. HI. the Queen Dowager
lNuploldul. idluUlu ALLEGES UudU
through constraint and deceit the
late King Kalakaua induced her and
her husband to sign deed to him
of certain property, in consideration
of $40 month to be paid to herself
and her mother which was never
paid. In the answer of the Queen
Dowager she denies any. constraint
or fraud in the matter. w. r. Castle
for plaintiff; f. M. Hatch for de-
fendant. At the appointed hour
there was some difficulty about get
ting an interpreter, as Mr.. Wilcox is
going to Maui this evening.
Judge Cooper has, pro forma,
over-ruled the motion of defendant
for new trial in the case of Chas.
l.. Carter, trustee, vs.. Oahu Railway
q Land Co. Plaintiff in person;
Hatch for defendant.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06
SUPERSTITION AHEAD.
How a Young Man Cleared $1.45
Without Work.

Three gentlemen, among the num-
ber a native clerk in lawyers Office
on Merchant street, we're conversing
at street corner on Saturday night,
when the clerk felt something crawl
ing up the inside of his trousers. The
sensation was so nasty that he at
once guessed it was centipede. He
grasped his trousers, where he felt
the crawling subject, and with the
assistance of his companions man
aged to kill an ugly-looking cent?
pede measuring six inches. Luckily
the insect was killed without its
burying its fangs in the young mans
leg. After talking over the affair
and the lucky escape, the parties
dispersed for their homes.
On Sunday morning the young
man arose betimes and thought Of
the incident of the previous night.
At last an idea came into his head.
He had heard from che ia players
that anyone who had an experience
with an insect would win a stake if
he played as his word the name of
the insect. He decided to play the
word "kanapi" (centipede) to the
tune of five cents in che ia bank.
The bank was opened at noon. Sure
enough "kanapi" was the winning
word, and the young man pocketed
$1.50. He only wished that he had
put in a heavier stake. The young
man is now waiting for some other
insect to give him call. Fortunate
he will be on that line if he does not
be bitten more ways than one.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06
Sons of st. George.

At the regular weekly meeting of
the Sons of st. George, held last
evening in their hall, the following
officers were installed for the ensu-
ing term:
G. B. Reynolds, w. P. p.
III. j. Platts, w. p.
G. T. Day, w. ". p.
r. Day, WIS.
w. w. Wright, W. T.
III. Wright, w. M.
w. II. Edmondson, w. A. S.
w. Richardson, w. A. M.
III. 7. Walker, VIC.
w. @. Roe, w. IS.
j. r. Holt, w. o. S.
Trustees-T. Wright, w. f. Rey-
nolds, G. b. Reynolds.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06
WON A SECOND STAKE.
The Tug-of-War Match Yesterday
Won by Kapuukolo.

The tug-of-war match between the
Kawaiahao and Kapuukolo teams at
the Fish Market yesterday afternoon
was won by the latter in just twenty
minutes. The pull was for $50
side. 1t was only two weeks since
the winners in this match defeated a
team from Pauoa. The Kapuukolo
team aggregate little over a thous-
and pounds, while the Kawaiahao
team weigh tifty-fve pounds heavier
On Monday next, June IL, the
Poola, or dock laborers, will contest
with the champion Kapuukolos for
$50 side. After the pull there will
be grand luau a la Hawaienne.
Tug g-of-war has become the craze
among the natives.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06
"You Be Four Fools"

A recent traveller in Malta says
that the people have peculiarly
apt and ready wit. He tells Of an
English officer who, failing to make
a poor Maltese understand an order
delivered in the language of Cock
aigne, called the poor man "a fool"
Understanding this much, the man,
who had travelled about a good
deal, though he did not understand
English, replied by asking, "Do you
speak Maltese7" "No." "Do you
speak Arabic?" "No." "Do you
speak Greek?" "No." "Do you
speak Italians" "No." "Then, #, 1
be one fool, you be four foolsp'
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06

DIR, NJ. j, Davis is a prominent
physician of Lewis, Cass county,
Iowa, and has been actively engaged
in the practice of medicine at that
place for the past thirty-Gve years.
On the 10Th OF May, while in Des
Moines en- route TO Chicago, he was
suddenly taken with an attack of
diarrhGa. Having sold Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrma
Remedy for the past seventeen years,
and knowing its reliability, he pro-
cured a 25 cent bottle, two doses of
which completely cured him. The
excitement and change of water aud
diet incident to travelling often pro-
duce a diarrhma. Every one should
procure bottle of this Remedy be-
fore leaving home, For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith ~ Co., agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06

Are you insured9 If not, now is
the time to provide yourself and
family with bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy as an insurance against any
serious results from an attack of
bowel complaint during the summer
months. 1t is almost certain to be
needed and should be procured at
once. No other remedy can take it's
place or do its work. 25 and so
cent bottles for sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06

The Schmidt dredge will be laid
up for while and Superintendent
Smith will pay off and dismiss his
men this evening. The men were
busy cleaning her up and painting
her to-day. While on the Marine
Railway her bottom was examined
and not a nail was found missing
from the copper. The harbor near
the Pacific Mail dock is now deep
ened for a sufficient length to ac-
commodate the longest steamer
afoat, the part dredged being over
500 feet long. The dredge will be
next engaged at the Oceanic dock.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is famous as "a
Cure for severe colds.
Famous as a
Preventive of pneumonia.
Famous as a
Preventive and cure for Group.
Famous for the relief it affords in
case of
Whooping cough,
Famous as safe and pleasant
Medicine for children.
Try il, 80 cent bottles for sale by
All dealers.
Benson, Smith ~ Co,
Agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06

PART l..
March-Lei Ohaoha (new) ...... Kealakai
Overture-William Tell. ........ ROssini
Polka-Twn Brotheis(t two cornet solos)
Selection-B Bohemian Girl Balfe
Three Hawaiian Songs,
PART II.
Fantasia-The Dream OF Love (cornet
solo, new. Observation-Disclosures MillaTs
Waltz,-The Bird of Paradise (piccolo
SOLO. 80. .............. ,Desdlines
Aboriginal (euphonium solo, new.
....,.................... Carnaud
March Volunteer. eer............... Boettger
Hawaii Ponoi.
j, LInoRNIo, leader.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06
Shipping Notes.

The steamer Iwalani will go on the
steamer Mikahala's route this evening
The bark Albert and brigantine w G
Irwin will leave tomorrow for the Coast
with full cargo of sugar.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-06-06

This is tangible advance on the
first days results. The bill of fare
Tor tomorrow will be as follows:
Chicken and shrimp currie, cold
meats Cham and tongue), pineapple,
cream and custard pies, potato
salad, coffee, iced tea and cake.
Mrs. j. A. Hassinger, Mrs. j. H.
Soper and Mrs. Thos. Sorenson will
be the head committee.