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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-30

NeGhuous iome, corner Hotel
enl Nun.nu streets. lodging by
day, wa-k or month. Terms: 26
an1 81 "@n'S per light, II, ard
81 ~ "or """N.
Beautiful, artistic, accurate,
charming island views at King
Bros, Every prominent point on
the islands is photographed by us
and painted by the best Of our
artist.
II you think it's only good tea
3 and coffee that we are selling, a
call will convince you that the
Palama Grocery is q well appoint
ell store, stocked with the most
approved brands of goods; and ii
the gratuitous testimonies of its
patrons are true, they have saved
considerable. since they commenc,
ed TO deal with us. The proof Of
the pudding, etc. Palama Gro
Gerry, opposite Railway Depot.
Tel. 755 every time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-30

The Epenjng Bulletin, rs cents
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WELCOMED BY REPTILES
sNAkES KNEW UNCIE JOEL
AFTER EiGHT YEARS.
A weird Old Hermit begins Life
Anew in Cave i'm Con-
neeticut.

Joel Baardsley, the hermit, who
lived in a cave with lot of tame
snakes at Bridgeport, Conn, and
disappeared some years ago, has
returned. Old "Uncle" Joel looks
good deal the worse for wear
and tear. 1t was eight years ago
that the old hermit disappeared.
1t. was known that he was driven
away by Philo Birdseye, who
owno1 the land whereon the her
nit had squatted for years. The
constant stream of visitors who
hocked to see Joel Beardsley and
his snakes irritated old Mr.. Birds.
eye an1 he notified tho hermit
that he must either give up his
snakes or quit. There was some
kind of legal quibble between
the men which resulted in the dis
appearance of the hermit.
When he left eight years ago
all he took were his books aud his
Hageolet. He went up into the
mountains of New Ham pshire and
lived among the maple sugar
camps. There were but few snakes
there and he longed for his old
pets in Orauoak. When he reach
ed here a few weeks ago he found
great changes. The trolley road
had been built mp as far as Para.
disc Green and the hermit found
that crowds Of people were con-
stantiy tramping about in the
woods near his old cave. He did
not approach the door of the cave
until all WAS quiet and no one
about, for he did not know exactly
how the snakes would receive him.
So hs waited until nearly sun
down, when the shadows were
long and nature was husbed.
Thau Joel struck up a quaint
Hindoo dir on his reed and stood
listening. In few minutes two
very old and very long snakes
came and looked ont of the door.
One ratified his tail and then sever
al other decrepit old snakes crawl
. ed into sight.
Then the hermit struck up a
favorite old tune, which the snakes
recognized, and they hurried out
and jumped around their old
friend in delight. The hermit
recognized them all by their spots
aud rings. They encircled him
and twisted themselves all over
his legs and arms. The hermit
was considerably taken aback
when he saw a large number of
other snakes crawling cautiously
out Of the cave. Then he realized
that there were eight generatio2s,
and that those welcoming him
back home were great great grand.
fathers and grandmothers. The
younger generation Of snakes
looked on for some time at the
antics OF the decrepit old snakes,
evidently not quite certain
whether they hai not finally got
the Jim jams" but by the time
the moon came out all the younger
generation of snakes had become
acquainted with the hermit, and
be lay down to sleep that night
after his long absence perfectly
contented, while the grandfather
snakes and all the little snakes
coiled themselves comfortably up
around him to keep off the chill
night air. All the hermit had in
his pockets was some popcorn and
few Jumps of maple sugar. This
the snakes ate up in the night
New York World.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-30
Per Glass
We quote from letter of the
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Asso-
citation, dated August 8th:

"Your honorable firm having represented
Us for so many years we believe IL useless to
call your attention to the merits of our arti-
Gle, but We should like to repeat again and
call your attention to the fact that ours Is
THE ONLY PURG BARLEY MALT BEER
MANUFACTURED, and corn cerealine and
other adullcrunts RS wcil as acids, for the
preservation Of beer, are unknown in our Cs-
tnblishucnt. With the above you may go
before the public in our name"
No encomium of ours can add to
the high reputation of Anheuser
Beer. Its introduction in any
and every market makes it an
immediate favorite. 1t stands
without a peer, without a rival,
without even competitor. 1t
received the highest awards at the
Columbian Exposition. The re
duction of the draught Beer to
the prevailing price of
l24 CENTS Per GLASS,
places it within the reach of all,
and he is a wise man who gets
the best quality for the least
money.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08

M Ss. ss, p AHns PSH | 40
coal PHILADELPHIA to Boston Sc schooners. $50 and
oILsThc market Tor Iot,cnse oil presents the same
to be- nS Sedeps are moi @
posed to make concessions who need ot
the Which, Rfss Ss Se lS ss %as is light
steady, with mOdsra. tobSns % demapd Lard quiz.
and nominally unchanged. We quote: Cottonseed OIL
mills rails of crude 5ss hers iaisScolsc summer
yellow ,ner I prms c summer yellow oG grade sSd23s
nonnaiy. 2sa3sc: bitter OIL 27a2sc lard oil. prime
nsa s aSic s nsssd OIL American raw 'oc America"
market 70, National B9sne cayg GsT
S Gsed at the following prices Ba1res Ne Pbs
epha s. q nasSSa SafGs. Ns~''''S S.
arfi was very % SSs' ss .odsy os
Mss; 'agsG family sioqso Is short clear sass sS'
Dull bu, steady; quoted at sl5 5OasiG. DRESSED
To sa, nsae T aaplsd is
at 4isa5e FOR !! to or Psked shoulders ,I steady at
WIN ;sIs sss' e e. 'Sso s,ss
Si ns s '1aaA aanS fsf prins rnna steam
south America &C. Continent S.c5c; compound. 4a@4lse
opions closed at 53Sc nominal for MAY largely to the
bad weather but the steady to rm especially ior
choice grades which are s in light u9Insry suPH 2sc
low fair to fair 3a3ac good to prime Satsc' rsv in
bond i.Sgc s Japan 4@iIsc Pana ta44ss Ps'aa i"
bond 24.43c. Talmage teegraphs from Charestoh - 81
81 ?4o bbs aales $3.50 bbIs Steady though modest
Chief call for high grades ana @ tui esgraph
Louisiana crop movement to date as follows Ke'eip,s
rough. including amount carried over 10. '"D
al go Si bbls against IT. iGs bbs last year Demand
fallen away limited offerings prices firmly NAM
ain.d more especially on better grades s although not
active and ul prices are asked the advance in refined
Sa1,nons SsSs'ns no'Srs ss GS sS~ r s
a9.c for 50 test Muscovado and 5'ac t2r ~
rm with Java quoted at 4s fair ,e'nng' 5s S Sd
beet I'D higher AP quoted 1T ~. s spo and aoa
basis No test At 3l.c and bidding aloc
and holders wanted more money The marie, & n0 gran
ulacd quoted 5c. The market closed frTn WIN
advancing tendency. ,,o- ,.,-
grades So 25GsT high grades 81 ,Oass 2 timothy far
grades 81 5oasa *. high grades s4as4 80 .,,o, =,
ony 2Gs cases se~iieaf Int the is firm. holders
showing dsincnaton TO sell at current psS
land Havana seed saiGc: G5 cases isc Pennsy.Vnns @
Havana osGic. 100 cases sundries fFGc Thr,c was was
ai ,scas 10 and ~ bales Sumatra at iccsl ~ IN hon
wOOIThe general market FOR wool has been very quie
interruption to by the Easter holidays While
prices do show material alteration there Is un
certainty In some quarters as to actual yaies al'usn '
sales are reported AT quite good prices. ah, -
rather light supply ot Texas stock nu, & The denTnn ] rs
picking up what wool ey wan Ihrr' bo Is not r an p ye5
artve Tho sales for the week foot up perhaps TDp no.
Including about 22' 600 n domestIc We 9n9te Domestic
.scss = ~ dSS s"S xX% bs s A az canbns ann n'
and y blood 2oa2c. dclanr. lsN2c; coarse 2on22c;
s sr" 'g S ga' n s sS'2s 2dsld RT ns % Troy az s
fine medium do. ligiic meinm DO l2al3c; California
isai5c Nontevdeo l5giGc. South American pulled ga
@'c Canada conblng heece 2tn2sc; Canaha comons .n
ii9icc.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New-York April {. 1896.
REEVES-Rcceipts were 80 cars %? heId-33 cars
for West Side saugh'e.rs and 8 cars for export a!v
Feeling firm city dressed beef In fair de-
nrand al Cu7c per ordinary choice native sides
No later cable alvces Shipments to-day. tho Bowie
cattle for Schwarzschild SuIheiger ~ head for
quarter for y. Morris. TN Wednesday tn" Ma
jcsiic Will laden with 2.lp quarters u beef and the
~. Paul with 800 quarters b"h by Eastman. ON
many Tn. California Glasgow viii carry 3Jl cattle
and sheep for poSd & Keifsr and the Ludss'e Hll
flr London with cattle for j. Shamberg son and
i5s head Tor schWarxschnd X Suzherger. .
cAINEs-Receips including some iatc arrisans nsIa
fcr market. were ~, had The few sales
steady prices AZ 81 JnSJ - Tor ordinary 10
COOL venl- while prime stock would have sold readily
y, So city dres-ei steady Gn9c pcr n.
unchanged at iisqsc ard little calves nrm at %sic
Sales. Judd CO. 81 vealS III IL "'''as'' III
Hum & Mullen. 10 venl-. I2o 10 at 81 -. loss 81
a." lot. oo,.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reccpts were II cars. or 2oSa
heals for alive ana cars for the mar
A car ~ She sold AT ~ ~. niue tunch 'i
clipped Stat. 81 80 god % choice unshorn lambs
al 81 l27as5 3, few clipped DO az - q, NO sP,'ns
Ga7sc per n. dressed lambs at I'Ius'sc and conn-
try dressed spring lambs higher AT 50 aOgS6 per
carcass. a few choice do selling AT si 30 80 .
sales Newton & CO.. l>s ONO sheep. ~ 10 average
a 81 per loo NJ
= Judd & Co: i55 Western sheep I23 H. at s. -
McPhers,n q Co. 222 state lambs. 30 H. AT y l2'1
Hume 4 Mullen: clipped sheep 10 IL. at s. -,
clipped lambs. 10 ~ at ~ -
HOiS-Ercrips we're ~ cars. or az head. only TWO
head flr raj. alive. Market nomnaly weak at 81 yJg
81 per IL Late sales Monday were mainiy at SAG
country dressed quoted steady at 4a7ac per ID
for heavy light weights
salcs-Iiune Mullen date Monday: 40 state hogs.
IL, II average. at 81 y per 100 n t3 10 lsl 10, at
H. H. Hollis date Monday: . state hogs. $50 II. at
81 ~
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08

the lower nr but plenty and very weak At
s~. Dsa sns, Is
1t' Sa sc: :1 n ss.S. dqs1' S1 Is, e.
rIao POULTRY AND GAME-Rece,D,, for ,v.sS ,o,o ...
steady This sSR wes N Moderate p supply quiet
eray at oc e @ saes of average prime are si gem
ns Of rIsh Sor turkeys Quality generally p s
hey msvs r% for sizes n sce Grons % ps
Turkeys m i2sS n9S ov,. very ,. aus We quote
cc ?VSa do ssass 80 @sc S ssc a. chickens western mixed 81
depha broilcrs under 9e Gscts 10 e,;a7e chickens Pha
Gys! E S PhsdeSSa Rs Stn % .ns @ 20
Ms.'sPn as az. S@ fosn
rcws wHs'e 7aoc ducks ,ozen ss1c
and % DdGr and sns rsa rs'h ow Ma a ducks
dozen u>i % per pair; snipe and pover i5cas2 per
trade Mef to AND sds EayTe storm today restricted
further ADVANCE d1SrSr 5 but prices strong with
lows bs 40 taking its place for most needs no fol-
s ssrs per ioo H. W prices have of wofke o late on
bs sGm"3V % hay ,ss sDrps 1sn". the week The
Sna sn ns rGsD ss ss thu .csn Of Ps
f has - an Of n4s s he 1.
at the lsS aISo enanx'd in sellers favor Straw
100 IT, sIsl Gsv'iSa G N P'cs, @ ,c ", =, Hay prime
p dS NJ l' 4eaaS 2 ac: hpSin9 TG peer peer lSS 5
lo l M Soao 100 S b. .s%ScS &S ss. sSSsr dnr nsE
oSc .'r%w peS jS HsT NJ 100 S Sc@sl Newes southern
na T re. p 'ogGe y, Nc %nsat per 100 l 4oGs5c The Of
Gay w1c as follows: Hudson River Rairoad sio Erie
] o. ksFSsd RsFSsd g g. onsld %ss snSs sns
haS f ~ ,c IONS c receipts ot straw 20 tons Exports oi
80 iUII,AIOES AND NEGETABLES--Hecep;s for the
nave neen 24~l bbis potatoes and 3 500 bbls onions
,,l,s lozs bbs potatoes and Is S4 onions The
nrket ~ for od potatoes is weak and sfactory
Suppy IS excessive and with light market rules
weak ana IN buyers' favor. New potatoes very plenty
toes ia light supply but outlet small and tone weak
ohoice old onions are held steadily hut poor dull and
MeaN ermuda have fallen Ia 81 30 larger offer
ings Havana also lower and weak. Asparagus in mod
enS ea,e demand weak and declining Rcas steady
eage e arriving r freely and wea. Celery dun Cauli-
and spinach in free supply and weak low Lettuce
poor and values irregular Beans plenty and steadv
squash and iurnips firm Tomatoes show wide range
hhl S5q$6 do Maine Rose per Dbl 81 a5as 30; DO per
sack slgSl ~ do Hebron. per sack 75casi do state
onions; white slgs2 Yellow pS per bs 6asi c
bunchss ssas per 100 PUNCHES. s4Ssd do Per
per dozen stalk, iOa7sc cnu1nwer per case or oec,
s2gs4: carrot old. per M sias1 30 do now per 100
b9ncas SgS eggrlent per box 81 5oGsS so kale. per
Orleans per Sb s2s5 do Florida per % basK, .Gs
90 Charles,on per BASKET 75casl2 =. parsley per ioi
per bb siasi 50; turnps Russia. per- bb. si@si " ~
SUNDRlEs-Beeswax firm at aOaaic per N. Maple
slow a, c5@soc per gallon Honey moderate supply
California comb l2gl4c; Go extracted 5a5sc; southern
PER Tr, gallon t'@T Pe"nu' IN w gh, JoSns demand
picked per ID 4%a5c: No Spanish sheled. Ga6%c
and at the different railroad distributing point, in
and rear the city for the week have been follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPM.

81 ,ouis April Cattle Receipts. ii23 head mar
Acs s'esay and pre's ane9anssi nsye s,c
Hosskecep's C7jC head marke. alrly steady at yes
,erasy p5s heayy s. ssS 80 mssi % @ 'o@ s% co.
irne prices shade lower Southwestern cuils
ke, steady light 81 o4N o.. pigs ~ 55ass 90 medium
~ Sas3 80. heavy. 81 35at % cattle keceipts. 900
head market steady native s'ests best " ogst 20 f.r ar
FAIR good 81 ogs2 bulls 81 logs 80: sockers and
feedcr s. oDs1 30 rssss and WeI,ern 81 ias'S A.
Iunalo April cattle Receipts last twenty four
las, week. a.676. consigned through 374. T. New
York sale 10 held over. market op.nei anet
co,-d firm all sold. mixed butchers stock s5 t3N 90
bulls 81 ioas5 ~ veals common to choice ~ 'AAo y"
Hogs Receipts last twenty four hours o4o head total
Tor far % 40 for time last week. 1900;
opened higher closed Arm all sold workers.
good weights siasto5: mixed packers s3MaA good
81 90: stags 81 5Oasa Sheep and amhs-Recepts last
twenty four hour 1000 hend total for week thus far
2osoo for time last week 20 400 gned through
handy gralc hcavy sheep very dull AMI three loads were
good handy wool lambs 81 ooGs5. fair 70 choice - 500
s. 50 common culls 20 fair hight butchers 81 6;gsi 4o
wool sheep s. is9t4 :' fair to good 50 6oas4 culls and
common 81 1888 30 no CLIPPED SHEEP here ,..o,...
2" 'i head an market quiet and steady; common to extra
.er 81 iogsi 90 sIocss. and feesrs 81 Sc 'e 81
81 ioas' Hoss-RrceIp,- IL 90 head market nrn &c
"r snrr "S'a to- scNnS ana 81 choice
lambs inferior to ch,i.e ssas. lambs 81 7oast 10
s, E: ,4 a good 1'T fat '' REs s
% 'sss s.n & o. e. ss' ss I"psr Ss. g
s" s. soass 90 roashs 81 7,asa sheep Receipts
5. 2s tair, 81 eSasa 90 common. 81 25as3 co.. lambs
spring tGass. others. 81 Na$5
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08

;IOrs SJaSges m2ssrssy ssy SS! only
Msssina IeCanu's are ds we quote LEMONS 8 ees2
foTnia navel ssas4 %: 5ocS % cocoanus
IN the volume Western -four trade oay 'uf fuher
the business Mimi apos top brands usT'S ar. no
m ana winters weT he bss ab1SS nc sTaa.T
was reported in strashts today above 50 5 was
footing up hail total trade There was sso an Sd
pacaeea os as n owsp @ p:ss PGs' @ Total sar w 20 go
co hush srash s. Ioass i5 100 bush clears ss 5oa
as S city ps!ss rsS 81 @ s?i 500 SS Sbs
s. N y ssf 5 @ s' Sss % esi sS: spring T g
.ents So s9gss eo 80 btI: straishs s. c,: sD pbs
sss.. :" 81. SS@s2 cohH1HAIEs
saT 29 3. @ sbs a. So 20 Quoted BTanaywine 5: 2o
IL. xiS ara Fine asa!,.e %Ss
Tnei SSn q"9sa 40 60 and 80 ~ eoae2e 100 ~ $500
e2c meal .iasi or. oil 0ss %es 'SSs %e2'.S sg
GRAIN I-wHEAr-rhe burlo on wheat were in =
mai majority & 'hs I5orrng and carried matters with high
opening was strong and excited With on ase amount ne
Local ana outside buying orders to be executed The
xsIsn xsw yore w"s ,Rs more Tspons.s to 6e
apathetic foreign demand The weather map shown;
Of H oho IN Weather f qn service t that 'SS
i%s snns @ G % CROP "a
all worked ioge,Aer for The advance Of prices The re-
amounting to 5i0 cars but this cut very ii,tlr ngure
An analysis Of the State ,par,S Of indiana ohs and
low condition in the three states last year they
shorts in ali markets and oca trade wss considaTsby
enlarged by the fact ,h%, the Chicago board was closed
today for the spring election Foreign markets were
but the volume Of foreign orders was not large and they
selling During fe afternoon the rush OF buying Orders
and price, besar to on. but the close
Sas!ly: $sIas M about '@as. teT sGu,s Atsa
private terms and 5000 bush ansradea sprna private
d% Nav Ma closed Tes Ta % sSsa & 81 % hard wa @
over May b. anoa and No Sohe5n i,n Duluth &c
Disappointing. making decrease Of only 1.2seooo bush
% Ts OF 1T the R o @ s hd b net ,on n s sTs are
50 $4,000 bush and the European stocks 80 7l2 600
creased 10000 bush FOR the week II. now 274iooo
sSsng Ssn nsh, S ~ere sao sh R Arsentae % ss r
css."o bush. against l.l3Gooo bush
only @f ',S"' so bnss %sst ,n"c coR%%re maTf,
tcrc was, was F :ar ae n but midday business became
"pS pcps Ss S %sre was % aT: s' and
was disposition the mart OF traders TO buy ior
m Change ee IN 1he las, week. the total being bush
The exports from Aane ports for the h last e week We're wsTs
$4,000 Lush the prscsainE week
s corn was q"' sale; ns,a n'sss @ sS @%" 30 bus: wS No
sSG s@ G',SlsiT sleSatSr 'sI"s 90 oaS bun" S~y grya;
white sco bush. $''.c cTy"er 10 co,n corn was was
very auet Prices showed little better feeling carly.
but later the sigh, improvenent was lost and The mar
favorable for the progress sending and very large
s made ssprS'fa s re e Se % a. %r
making the total 100000 bush Cash oats, oats wsre % quit
Ti"ons - o ,.h wn nclnding co tuah Tor export q 80
Tsc s ,oc slP'ca Carlo, at rad ,rsS wa. .c" % bush so
2 eeyao5 2 Os,s @ Ne :s a, t,ss.i & Whit 2s sSsn
eS sIsystoT and rejected rnssd 22 elsys,9r
Ss. SS Whit "s H"s'.s 'P$ mating WILMA |
al
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of COrtlan ndt and Des sbrosscs :tI:
800 4. VI. daily except sunday for MAUcH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
S:16 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUF-
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
West principal local points. dining 10 sus-
pension Bridge Pullman Vesbue Sleeper 10 Chicago.
11:10 4. W. daily ueaves al I0:3O \. VI. sunday for
MACCH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
I:OO Il. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR EIMf3A and all
Ing, chair-oir Wilkesbarre
3::.O r. VI. (Sundays onlyD for Wlkesbarre. L. & B.
Junction and all intermediate stati M.
$40 T.. VI. daily except Sunday. for L. & B. JUNO
T1ON AMI principal intermediate stations Pullman bunes
parlor-car 10 Wikesbarre connecting for Pousvilie.
4:2O l.. W. daily. except Sunday. for Bound Brook and
intermediate stations.
5.I5 +. VI. daily for EASTON and Intermediate sta
TONS
G,Oa =. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West Pullman Sleeper vesiibule train
New-York Chcago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto;
connections for Reading and Harrisburg.
6::3O p W. daily except Sunday for Easton and inter-
mediate stations.
O.OO =. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHE9-
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West.
Pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo Chair-car to
Wlkesbarre.
Tickets and Pullman Accommodations at 235. g44 and
i3o3 Broadway 81 East 14h-st. 1856 East 18th St.,
New $50 Fulton ST.. 9s Broadway. and
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn, ~ Y.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-04-08
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