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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

. .
FARTHER WANTED with s. 900 in light
manufacturing business. money fully -.
cured no risk whatever. expori' nee unncc
es>arN this VIII hear the strict =. investi-
sau'H MDONALD 4 WiGGiNS. 40
Nassau-st
RARE CHANCE. Oyster house and res
"a irart - cd business al the year: Long
leAs-. cheap TO ash iuyer. ress n N p EN-
1855 no agents. h57 on ave.
RESPONSIBLE parties with cap,,aI seek
ing lcgiiin ate business in staple line
can obtain exclusive right Of sale In 10
caiities for needed speciality that people
must wear. and which appeals to common
sense for health and comfort JAMES
BEAN q 60, M 5th-sve.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY To become
lawful physicians MEDICO, i,OOi
West congress-st.. Chicago
WANTED Inventors snpuid write John
Wedderhurn Co.. Patent Attorneys
Washington. d. C.. 70: their $1,000 prem
iur. monthly contest open to them upon
Application.
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GARDENER. by married man: English
no family; understands care Of green
houses. Rraperies, vegetables IL good
farmer. wife good buttermaker: nrst-class
reference. $. L.. lij West sith-st.. care
OF ianitur.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE.-Pony: with or without cart
aud harness: well broken FOR child. Ad-
cssss Dr. o. &. JACKSON. Jamaica l. !.
LANDAU. $3.50; new ftylc Cahrlolet. $3.50.
Cabricle;. si15: fine Trap. SO. X. o.
GREEN. i+s East l20,h-s,.
isIETI.AND PoSIEs.-Over 100 head to
1s,Iect from: ehildren's ponies: breeding
s.ock: send for catalogue. W. J. SAMP-
fOH. Youngstown. Ohio.
WANTED "A horse for lady to drive
GOOD sizc and action. not speed required
trial wsntea. Address. stating price. G..
j.. r. o. Box IS. Sew-Ycrk city.
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COACHMAN and GARDENER. BY Young
married man, thoroughly understands the
care of horses and carriages; has years
reference from last employer. Cal or ad
dress J. =. $40 Last :2d-st.. harness store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

COACHMAN.-Marrie no family: Olsen
gagged on account Of family going TO Eu-
rome. 10 Years best city reference; last
employer can be seen. y. G., 205 East
35th-st.
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FURNISHED honses Go Cri-Gonntrn.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

CITY.
f.-NT OR SALE. Bargains in hotels
boarding houses and cottages. building
rltes reasonable Israel G.. ADAMS a.
CO.. Atlantic City. " J.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

D15 rs. LEX aGt to . ns s' ": 'e ~ saw s..
BaeSey Richard :. and VIZ = cn'' SlsTs ZOO
n term; i.a"o - herman wa,j-n Nos 3s ana
@i' We; rms, yeas ,' %sT :. iic :, Of ''
rSlHsEr mar. - infS Taylor 80 2i
caTa csrinlne. to corre.iu, + Cronin. No II 49,.
snIne to Henry De Wcrks property %,
society q he United s,a'~, i'o'h-''' II" ,2a.
Taems. ss.nq T I gs',: %" ;.r,. Of 800
pa 1arr' s"iah = to Marsarc,hs . AMI Emma
= ne 80 Is ESs, 57Ih !. yea':s 90 -, ""o'
paiiy. Gec,g.. and Angus, carlson 20 Edward and
H., H'} I.e H." -, wear ..'...-.. 81 n,
FL, i'i nre Mary + =. tie i,ouer, sa.inr. bank
~ ei;o ~ ave : 5ea,s ,,..,..... M. "''
= corner u Iiye'siir Dr,~ an ''tf-'' ,.,.
ri m'",cs ro,,rS 90 oar . F.rra. iiet-
ST. SO q = 7ih-avc years = -
'. TSa. ccmPa ao' asl-.' ia, q d. ,,
ht ,f1;,. 1a''' = rri.r' II co.s SO 57s AMI
HAM; aai -''l Wl'am and Vie e, tie Manhattan
savings In-u'n'on. 1854 o u Park 500
Isas.%. l''sd c'',.' = E'.' ... en-
II.,fan Martin y aaa r,nnle Z ss''sr' :, ne
Is 4 Z W. a.e. y.ar 49,. v,... @"
I<Wer tInrf" ma WY" - ''ffifr iN1if
u Q corner boulevard ami Gn'l - 'ear 100 90
Iachror. John 4 and Franklin Safings
Bank New York corner i'm afe ana
1913 -. 3 year. .. '''
IAnr Henri, Henrietta and Herman Gam
port. San -. - T. . = columbus ave- -
Same 70 Morris Ii;nan Amsterdam ave.
- y u ,''f -. years MORTGAGE c'""
Same 20 same. sam' property. indictment NOR 400
Mon'som.-y. william r.: 20 ne Eaai,.el' Ltc
corner . have ana 5ith-sf. ~ . q
McSwocny. John. 20 tinted states Life lnsufnnce
CONF any Il New-lo.k. l'sd-si. ~ u 20 -
Hcnan Arthlr !. and wife q the Mutual Iaic
lfsIIanre conian, - New ofk. No 80 N'Hi -,
liid-t ~
Same f.urret 4 Jarvis. same propriy year. -"'
Ncupurgcr. Mayer. % Wilnim kingsmnd 'rus
tee OF Dan ci g King land. " .i.as~. ''3 49,.
o'erle ra-ob j. o. iona, Wei and B.fnnafi
Mage. y, ?oi East ip2i-s'. infialnen,s -...; go"
phibn. Arthur ! 90 tfust""s - i'n]Ainin .o.
sherman n p corner Is, and llih st. Yeas 1905
Robertson John. and William G1umi" and VIC
- Title Guarantee and Trust -. >'H u" AMI
l72 Wet luD'l o. rl'figi ....'.. ..... -'"'
Singer Morris. and vic O. the Farmers Loan
and Trust CO. ~ - Division -. > Years 1909
tor. etc. 1890 st. $50 n - West End . -,
schwcizer Moses Juiius ana fsd,re. = Nor 49,,
fok ST. 20 It Of Hester -. ; years. 600
spengler David. - jacob III, n corner TN - -
md I->sl-s'. t"mani ..........-. gee. i'2@
Same 20 Caroline Koaenthal ZANE property d. = ,c
e,Tan" ,;ai,aiare 10 Frederic ! Middiehrc.k.
In 81 Gi2 Z, " u Isl ave > years ......... 1904
Won Max and wife Hannah Troita,
at 20 ~ ] year.
Wieneoke Henri. Anna Wien'tke. II ASH
ST 200 Il ~ Morris ave. Years. -....-...-. "V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

CARETAKER-Compe man: house
cleaned. care taken. put In order while
family Is In the country. hardwood floor
East l3lth-st.
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.r,micsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
~>--.--O-c~ -~>~>/>, ---~r~>~~~~~~~~~ON~~~
Mnle,

COACIIMAN.-F thoroughly IN
derstands horses. carriages; seven years
personal city references; honest. slbsr
wiling. obi. glng employer certify. JAMES.
care Butler. AIS 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

DRESSMAK Err Very experienced. cyci'
and street cOsfumcs. .itest skirts. ian V
waists. p.rie.t litter and I~s.gn"r. b, me
dar country. . fislf.N. L. last
iIsfh. ~
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

N>'>|~0~ ~'~1%~NN~N0 ~
Country.
rAhI cos"y cottage. unfurnished. owne-:
improvements: pretty location: schools
churches; twenty minutes city: American.
reference; SD or two neatly furnished
1snt custkeeping. 81 week H.. Jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

GARDENER. Married. axe rs: COM etent
In greenhouses. rosehouscs. gnpriies.
fruits' and vegetable garden. good refer
ences L. Dick MAN, q Washlngton-ave.,
Sing Sing y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

N1,Rsr-lady desires TO p Ssild's nars ..
superior Infants or i S0S'b birth, in. .sS.l
French; takes charge i ,o,i recomn,eno'~
bile for delicate child: h's""
call 1879 East 3ith-s'. - rosition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

GROOM BY hrst-class man In every re-
spect; good driver. rider. would take
coachman's plac, IN country; family going
STABLE, IL Fast 37,h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

DRESsMAKER. - years In business;
handsome suits latest atyles, -. shor;
notice. by the day. q! Mis-. SMYTH. $40
Bfh-ave. IJi st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16

GARD Decentralization knowledge OF
greenhouse work. cultivation Of fruits.
vegetables. flowers. management OF gen
tleman's private plnc.: married. no fam.
fly. GARDENER 7J3 6th-aye.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
ATTENDANT. Young man. 20 desires
position as sporting attendant. good
p,isibtn. expert, nc-d handler or boats.
perfectly competent to take charge Of
"maiI Yacht. fair bicycllst and horseman
and good shot. Address or apply
SPORTSMAN \. H.. ~ John-s,.
ATTENDANT - by a young man as vale,
to an Invalid. thoroughly experlerte ed
educated. cpmpanionable and well recon-
in'nd"d. y. O.. Box 81 i.2+2 Broadway.
BtTLER or NAIET.-Bv n compe,en,
man willing Ia work no objection 70
DN.nrfv. good references A. H. tO2
West i.d-at.
BUTLER lady going abroad wishes
situation for "a thoroughly competent
YOUNG man. "a. viii make himself useful
can - West 10Th ST.. present employers
BUTLER or SECOND NAM years
hlshert reference. :. X. Box \. i2i2
Broadway.
cARETAKER to take care OF gen,leman's
private residence or Hat. highly recon
m.nded. thoroughly competent H. Y.
Ao3 West 42d Il.
COURIER. NURSE OR VALET with a
gentleman travelling by sober and
trust worthy swede: speaks English and
German nuent.y. situation with invalid
preferred Please address SWEDE. 2i3
West 3slh-St.
CHIEFLY Frenchmnn In private fam
lily " club. FIRST class references. CHEF.
I2i West 2gth-st.
COOK-UsErUL MAN-German couple
woman lirst class cook. good laundr-ss.
do hluscwork. man uniersta nds horses
cows. generally useful all around. no oh
jrctions To country. reference. 431 East
5Dth-st.
Goa GILMAN. by a thoroughly conn. ten,
man, married no incuinbrancr; II years
best city recommendation, will certify
honesty AID capability. East 52d St
COANIMAN.-Hy generally useful handy
Young German. Address cOACIIMAN
202 East l5th-st
'oAciMAN Middle age married; no
children; fifteen ycnrs city references
cOAcHMAN. 40 sth-ave
observation-disclosures man no encum-
brance; nrst-ciass reference; city or coun-
Try. J. D.. Box 81. i.2i2 broadway.
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~~~">S>>~~'~0S~N>~> ~ ~'-'s'>~>O~O ->>N-O~.oo~~~~
AT astonishing low prices... Fine Trunks
Travelling Bags Pocketbooks Dress
manufacturer free delivery 100 miles
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. % 4th-nve.. near
0th-st.
SOLICITED. correspondence and quota
lions from those engaged In the i'm
porfation and buying Of live frogs for edi-
bic purposes. Address VIM NJ MILAN.
Borestown. n. B.. Canada.
THE TALK Of the town, our great mid
summer sale Of jewclry. pcrfumery. cor
sets. shirtwaists. hAndkerchiefR. at prices
split-in-two. JAANES, oco Broadway.
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sCRuHRAN pEa,. ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAiR.- Real estate.
81! kinds: sale or rent, 3 BeekmAn-st
-. L., s,d opp D.. l.. ana W. station
Mon:ciair CLARENCE b. TCBBS.
AT NoNTcLAIR.--Isous for sale and TO
Jet: furnished and unfinished. WN ~
TAyIOC Montciai-. -. J.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

THREE or five small houses In BROOKLYN
20 exchange. JOHN o. HOYT. 20
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


jcCrh st. 30 # Of 3d-ave 2oxio'l 49, Charles
Go IT, efe to &c eaarl = -, Mo- l. as
VI li,sh-ou re.re. 20 Mayer :,cuhu, ger.... J? ~
10 hit No $40 East. Anne Graham to f''n''s $50
l2a at. u, iia Ia,t Lena Lena Jac'b' :, 90,
s hir s. ii it q i@i 25si'o. Al'ph o,,e
Fromm AMI VIE T. ! e'pod J.. wy, -,oa,>iis,ii
Xelander wilson and wifc Alexander Johns q =,
sa.., same p,oiciy Alexander Johnston AMI ?. =,
VIE to Hr'fc.," Ader,; n.Iayc 2ix.l,.ii
'" i5a. weser 2i 10 Annie 81 $50 5000
i2 5dns.a Mc6 n4 vic >n 2''
'th-a and a4ia-si VA, " CON ~ ',infcom,ry. G7j t00
tas' 80 II so, ,nlu' 90 500
45s a. 10, n ~. - ;;us,ne c.'ngiia..... 2scoo
3D. 'ner ~ ave. q ~ yiasc q
Watencid. samuel puny referee. 10 Patrick 7sen
SIC, g. a.. ary so ai East, wan ii Rckc'' referee ZOO
To- tie Greenwood Cemetery .....'...'.''''''' Su.,
d 81, s.. g. g. IlS w, cane w"@ il rcfi al e'- q, o
,7,6 y, So Is a.' Matthias Rock and wife to :, no
ok G"' ST. 81 and 50 ara SO u james st. 5000
Dcnncc, 81. ~ 30 ana 'o s 9ai' ani,hcr. 5000
SAND nns %'S 'S ''3 1a l. 'srr al to James
sax * st. ii'' $40 Of central PARK wet, 2cT
zoos ais N,,, ,l.; sior ~, RYAN ami an
rTT " sleeu,5p. 10 ilfy Gernshym aud an
,e g'e .. rs It " Or OH ave- 2'yicoa Aex,
anicr jordan and wifr TO wi"" ''n'rnoo1a o. go
?d-ovo. = COS z $ Il '''h-s' -N] "'' 1000
so,h 49, " - ',h,2ye an ~ inns o. 900
5;h ave. c,rne- u an '' i-y club $1,000
re' nv. n " cl.n-r q II h-s. ~ tho' :. J.,,h
Cosan onl ano'h'r. executors 20 "''"'' ~ 700
llth-.i s. G42 4 81 lsi ave 70. l"N"' u ..mn
Co'al All another. ess'u'o''' ''. ' ' coGo
9th t. - "esi. william Il 9p'''. 49," 10000
saa st i5i - ~ .rh ave, ""'' 1890
;21-s'. No = Nes' W ..''"'" y '"' ....... OoovD
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APARTMENTS no LET.
Unfurnished.

WEST 21ST-ST.. $50 to 245.-Coryeni-
ently located In me well regulated and
exclusive apartment-house. Tine Dels-
ware" several very desirable s-room fats
s3s per month. Inquire Ianitor or Jos
II. ADRIAN. Az Grand-st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-02

We may mention a new special
ties; "Kingsbury Pianos" the fin
est instrument ever offered for the
price. Easy payment, $1,000 per
month.
Sterling Bicycles (built like a
watch), the peer of all wheels for
strength, beauty and running quail
tiles, all for $3.50 per week.
Organs; every home should have
one. Our solid oak, nine stop,
American beauty, only $4,000;
easy payment of $500 month.
Typewriter Have you seen
the new "Brooks2" 1t contains
all the superior points of other
makes, with the additional feature
of visible writing. Cell and see it.
Regina Music Boxes; you know
what that means, whole orches-
ira in itself; plays over thousand
tunes, new music every week, on
instalment if you desire.
Shannon Filing devices; cabi-
nets for lawyers, Office men and
others. This is the best system
in vogue among systematic bust
ness men. You should have one.
SYMPHONY" Organs, self play
ing, improvement on the old style
"Aeolian." Come in and examine
it. Plays all classes music. Easy
payments if desired.
Our stock is by far the most
complete, and prices lower, than
any other concern in Honolulu.
Stationery for office, society and
plantation; Blank Books for the
bookkeeper. Paper cover and
cloth bound books.
Leather goods and fancy articles.
Sheet Music and Music Books;
this is complete department in
itself.
Our "News Department" han
dies all the popular magazines and
papers, by yearly subscription or
single copies. We make a special
ty of the daily files of the Frisco
Examiner" and Call" delivered
by carriers 500 q month.
Wrapping Paper, Manila Rolls,
or Flats, Drug Rolls, Straw Rolls,
all sizes and weights. We give
full value for your money.
Rubber Stamp Mandatory.
We have the only complete outfit
for manufacture of all styles of
stamps, and guarantee all work.
We are money savers for you.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-02
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerIatest s. Govt Report
Roe! &C.,
WV. DIMOND,S

Novelties in household uten-
sis are not altogether new in
Honolulu; ether dealers have
had them but the assortment
has usually been limited to a
half dozen articles in the same
line.
In providing for the wants
of the people on the islands,
we have gone a step farther
and secured novelties of nearly
two hundred different kinds;
little things. some Of them,
and selling as low as ten cents,
but they are useful and their
adoption by housekeepers
makes life easier.
One Of the new ones we
have is Roach trap, and if
there is a house in Honolulu
where an article Of this cbarac-
ter is not needed, we would
like to know where it is.
This roach catcher differs
from any we have ever seen
and the effect upon the roach
is surprising. 1t looks a good
deal like a small, old fashioned
cuspidore, and it is as neat as
a new pin in appearance. A
little cup at the top holds the
molasses; just below is a yawn-
ing chasm and, as the reaches
crowd around the lasses cup
they topple over into the chasm
and there they remain until
they are dumped into the fire.
It's rough on the roach but it's
good thing for folks in the
house.
Another good thing is the
Sanitary sink basket; costs fifty
cents and is positive prevent
i've to choked pipes. You've
seen the basket advertised in
high class magazines, perhaps,
and understand them. To
those who have not the only
description to be given is to
say it is three cornered en-
ameled wire basket which fits
in the sink directly over the
discharge pipe. When throwing
refuse INTO the sink drop it
into the basket; the liquid runs
off and the solids remain to be
emptied into the refuse bucket.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-02

Carter & Co., painters, in the
Warning block, make decorative
paper hanging a specially.
A Chinese named Pat Chez
was placed under arrest this
morning for assaulting his native
woman.
Five Hawaiians were arrested
this morning on complaint of Tax
Collector Shaw for non. payment
of personal taxes.
The BULLETIN regrets to an
nounce that Hon. Paul Neumann
is dangerously i'll with inhamma-
ton Of the bowels.
All police officers who were de-
linquent on personal taxes for
last year paid on Saturday, rather
than lose their job.
/ The work of tearing down the
old building on Merchant street,
next to Bishop & Co.'s bank, was
commenced this morning, and it
will soon be thing of the past.
X. r. G. Wallace, purser of the
steamship Claudine, rendered his
resignation this morning and it
was accepted. ID. II. Davis is act
ing in his place pending the APP
pointment of Mr.. Wallace's sue.
cessor.
A telephone message was receiv-
ed at the police station about l
o'clock that a Chinese, bound
hand and foot with ropes, had
been found at the foot of Sheri-
dan street. An officer was dis
patched to the scene to investigate
the affair.
AT the big closing out sale at
the Temple of Fashion today Mr..
Silva is giving away every tenth
sale that is registered; so far the
largest tenth sale was $1,000 The
store has been packed all day with
eager people, all trying to be the
10th person. SO far over 500
sales have been made.
With the permission of the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, the
manager ent of the Hawaiian
Hotel will tender farewell band
concert to General Warfeld and
the visiting United States Army
officers on Wednesday evening.
Besides the Hawaiian Band, the
l Quintet Club will play, both for
the dinner and for dance in the
parlors after the concert.
John Mclean of the Eagle
House will, commencing Wednes-
day evening next, give a series Of
German dinners followed by dan
ces, at that popular hotel. The
chef of the Eagle is an artist and
since Mr.. Mclean took the hotel
the reputation he has gained has
resulted in large and select
patronage. These dinners vii be
a feature which will doubtless
attract great many people. After
the "Abendsesse" a parlor dance
will be given.
A rare feature in the benefit
of tomorrow evening in aid of
Kapiolani Maternity Home and
Young Hawaiians' Institute, will
be the musical farce by the Ha-
waiian clown, Sylvester Kalama,
who will enter the ring on bray
ing jackass and get off some rare
comic gags and songs. Don't
miss it. The Y. I'll. L. Glee Club
will render some new native airs,
assisted by the Hawaiian Club.
In fact the whole program will be
a mammoth and an attractive one.
Watch the program.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Rev. S. e. Bishop is i'll.

EWd l. lduJhJlOu hdo NOOldLCd
its first dividend, payable today.
The sale of chairs at the circus
tent will be held at 10 o'clock
"wednesday.
Ira Van Camp has gone to San
Francisco on the brig Lurline
from Kahului.
A rifle match will be arranged
between squads 5 and 7 of the
Citizens Guard.
Minister Willis will leave for
the States on April 18th on a
sixty-days' vacation.
"Are you going to the balloon
ascension?" "Now "WhyY"
price has gone up"
The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association holds its regular
monthly meeting tonight.
Two fine bay horses from Cali
fornia arrived on the S. n. Castle
for Mr.. Alexander Young.
A large crowd viewed the bal
loon ascension from the top of
Punchbowl Saturday afternoon.
Manager 9. l.. Wight of the
Wilder Steamship Company, re-
turned on the Claudine yesterday.
The Bishop of PAnopolis and
Father Valentine returned from
Maui by the Claudine yesterday.
Chas. Bellina, for number of
years with H. j. Nolte, has been
made manager of the Club
Stables.
The youngest daughter of James
Campbell died on Saturday at 2
p. m. The funeral took place this
afternoon at 2:30.
There will be a meeting of the
Medical Association of Hawaii at
the Office of DR.. Myers at the
Masonic Building at s o'clock
this evening.
Nearly an inch of rain fell at
Punahou and Waikiki yesterday
afternoon in about half an hour
and many people got an unex-
pected wetting.
Secretary Goro Marta of the
Japanese Consulate General will
return by the steamer Chiyoda-
Maru instead of the City of
Picking as intended.
A battery of the regulars was
photographed on Armory square
Saturday afternoon by j. A. Con
salves. When returning home
the first section collided with the
gate, slightly damaging it.
On Saturday afternoon, a Chi
nese hack ran into the brake of a
native on Nuuanu street, almost
taking the wheel off. The last seen
of them, the native was endeavor-
ing to take off the Chinaman's
wheel.
During the year just ended 9,414
pounds of coffee, valued at 5000,
was imported into the Hawaiian
Islands from San Francisco. 1t
consisted mostly of the Java va
riety with some cases of ground
coffee.
At the Empire is always to be
found the National Beer, which
produces the same effect upon the
human system as a fine bowl of
soup to a furnishing man. 1t is
the only beer allowed in San
Francisco hospital for the sick. ~
Samuel McKeague, comrade
of Geo. w. De Long Post, G. A.
r., has received commission
from headquarters to install the
officers of the new Post of Sons
of Veterans, whose charter has
Just been received. The officers
will be elected within a few days.
Captain Watson of the U. S. S.
Adams, accompanied by Captain
Pigman of the u. S. S. Benning-
ton and Minister Willis, made an
official call on the Minister of
Foreign Affairs at 1880 this
morning. The guard was turned
out in honor of the distinguished
callers.
On Wednesday next, at noon,
w. Seaborn Luce will sell the
entire stock of clocks, watches,
iewelry, tools and store fittings of
Thomas Lindsay's establishment
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j. II. Warehouse.

The friends of John Z. Water
house, who has been i'll for several
weeks past, were much alarmed
about his condition on Saturday
night and yesterday, and it was
feared he would not live. He was
slightly better this morning, and
if he meets with no further re-
lapse his recovery may be hoped
for. His physicians have not yet
given up hopes, but say that even
if he RECEIVERS it will be many
weeks before he will be able to
attend to business.
G. r. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker and tuner, can
furnish best factory references.
Orders left at Hawaiian News Co.
and the Wall, Nichols Co.
will receive prompt attention.
Telephone Nos: 234, 100 and
442. 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-03-02
Meeting Notice.

A MEETING OF THE MEDICAL ASSO.
citation of Hawaii will be held at the Office
OF Drs. Andrews and Myers, Masonic
Building, THIS [Mondayl EVENING,
March 2, 1896, at o'clock sharp. Ali
members of the profession without excep.
ton are cordially invited.
II. z. MYERS, M. d.,
24l-lt Secretary M. A. OF H.