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Mach:ctLer i?rjz:oci, Mionices tor ertrrinFon Land aetc. a sciilty.j:iroh i Mazixx, ArroVTber'.,rx3.New'.i.A,r.r:str-i.- :i-m.&to 4 p.m.COOKEANY- -VV:-- .1:-er;vfr.--A'.c: iruprjrtedr.-.-o- :.i7"A'.l orders prcmp.' J attended to.Wliite? KitmauIMPORTERS,stockHardwareJEWELKY.latent design.& Co.svssYrHiH in "HiIsland orilerf proinptly attended to.New GoodsP. O. BOXMUTL'AL THLKFIIONEAr:i f :r roccritiniGeneralr5;rLANTATIO''Stocks and BondsCE N T II A LFir:-cl-HUSTACE ct Cb.itwill 2ellzt.v-:-Presffd Corn Beef.HAWAIIAN SUGARmirk: r&te.itHaxiiii- -Av7SIE300SCO. STOCKzr'.c'i'.izrx. Co.O'.oxi: iTizFHOJta No. 414.MStock,iIsYOU M-Waialae Eanch.F:.r-x--coxt;:thTJLGAJWJLCurrentinvestment Company.jCOLh.lrt::, iaperSzn Francitco ZveninOhnPott!Iirr raVo innprlandCOpied.penvror!-- 'l v---''anfl -ive-O.rtsfS'irtot a:.vto';l: a A:r:;Oo:;c?:atr.riH.AWr;--;j.'f71Thft Dailynor.iLDelivered by !fi-f-1j;J. J. Egan's, 5r4 Tort St.Ai.or' 'ii"'' 'ff'. r''''''f'.: " kIr'ar('.'.!-- ,(iiui'hpv, in''!'I!'''.Ivr.t-?rV:v v'i'ir-CO.,ZfflT'lI'llvI.""",M';a'JI m1.gCaptain Haukhi (M(e(h Ciifncie only nhf to reply to fho.lapan- se id icl ii" (fiin a a nd torpedo" with?iflejf(b" tranpoit having no !cnuT.MWt-t;'-0I1band f war.u;u-7.Ll HungSltANriUM,iMin5 rn l" ewilledTherlJ, Mild Ml" shown him by the Emperor, coutinJi'ive nil leniindeiue (it direct the military prepararctiiniiiig to their own coiinttie.leave Tukio tions, and ha oidered foipcdoe to beThe ( hiii' e Mini-:(vlaid in th" IVjho IJiver.Hp'! tomorrow.froop on ( he KoreaniiehaveTin4 IJuu-da'Illiff'e-re inhueed.f i'beenfrontier haveam!iTii'-rhaving rea report h"e fht eightOwing to (he Chlli"i-nwith (loop on moved the buov ( he Cauadian-PaelliiM boa id have !"ff'l id vof o. k with ci'iihi liuiprcwsof Cbiu i ha1 been.orderstranded in tin Wnnouilg River.tfTwenty thou-an- d('hiiiee (roopaLl Hung Chang e(intato the inf '.ir'of i i.t ei ii ionlaw.E.Grey in reply (. a questionSirsaid (hat it would be dangemU'J (o u(- (empi toibdlne tho nature of contrapoi u tell.dMri;.'-"-'"in'!"'''?''kr"-'Tri,-1 1Iiti"vnrT.K(.V-di!in-Mrj1eIf'. iTV"' r.''iYif-'t-a-Cc-mp'st-A?, .VIVVi'lA-illX-t4;--?;:.- Y-c-,te-cen-fl'-iitionfli-r.e- firs-vuyr.fIjk.iy.,'inr;r.iit-.-:'C?ir.' fromIrri-t-ri--jWafer forion.?Ir:Kiniey Ac e.r. i S'jar JJ nnt'J he.Si;'s.r JrrJn try.The Tomato.of th" S'3';ir ii nnty.for Jar. an.Massacre.jng.C'ii fornix.iLtereit to h'lar lioilersto Car?.jSn.t;ars. V'fje.C'.r.e inperr.-- . ofiare-ide-Haii.fitirl GreenD-iea--'.r-Jap-anc--onOvf-lar.-'ArTeojo.nr'-- rLanrl Co.A;Caitnrf in HawaiiLtm-mrm.liJap-Mhe-Xote, on Hp.ra.kna Mills.Life in the SGrjjlfy or not Gn;ky.rind mnyv:V.'Snr.A("vjU--.ilar.nrirjr.ROFtEFlT LOUIS STEVEXSO:;."P. C. Advtrtiier, Oc. 7, IvW.--for labels--ZCn'.tnr" inCorrirr.rcir.i Fertilizersjcare or the Adtzj:- -Ti.z2 otnee.augubt.i-o-CctT'ateefDatif.iyertiement.s. or for' book andjob vrork at short notice.Cut--, of building, portrait-- ,realmapr. etc., made!ar. oat rates.e-.t-jVnPr-i'le-OLi.T HOTELf.ANSof tht add uith lakf r,.G. E. BOARD3IAN,II.aridTiie Phinter.s' ilonrlilv.The Hawaiian Safe Deposit-4".OHN,MConfectioner"0. 71 IIOTKL STHKET.ieF.;TOWN.It-:-eK-ap-"BikervIDelivered Twice a DavjAVTO COLLECT FOP.DCmiv Factory asiStem!TAUTHOP-IZS-Hollistei" & Co." fyiLIv!fc:3:;Propristor.Mr. Geo. E. Boardman,tcci.?::ir C.i.GARES,&343 7 --qALSOPURE!JZznl CTiieese,Elcx S.rd whicii.o-c-rjThe Chihc.eate bt'headlllg liumb'rs of deseiteis.It is reported that the Emperor liascensured Ll Hung Chung for remissrct-ness in preparing for war.jFeeling in the Chines treaty portIs strongly warlike.The Emperor blames Japan for unjustly forcing on war. He desired toremove the Court to Tientsin, with aview to personally direct the militarypreparations, but the Viceroy dissuaded him.The Emperor ha withdrawn IJHungChang'M honors for rciiilncNMrand has ordered all deserters on themarch to Taku to be beheaded.The American Ministers are protecting Chinese residents in Japan, andJapanese in China.EightHonoicono, August I.thousand Chinese troops are proceeding to Korea.Three German cruisers will shortlyarrive in Chinese waters to protectGerman interests.places all militaryTheauthority under Li Hung ('hang.The Japanese w ho imprisoned Captain Goldsworthy and two of the survivors of the transport Kowshung,have complied with Great Britain'sdemand, and released them.newsThough u number of Kuss-apapers display an aggressive attitudetoward Kngland, Russia and Greatlriti in are In perfect accord as regardsyAND COALi--MARKETEr93kfaet Sausajes,A FEW SHARESiiSUPPLIES.llj.rkt?t in every respect; be-si-iscj.rr.vinc a. iull line cf Meats,we n:3.ke a special tj c:5!oAlso WLite!S-rA.r-.:.killed in theL'tnUxV3IKNTS,131 IClLTlKALF-rr-!y.'.:---46-S- .E. A. JACOBSON!:-JlEKCHAXTSA FIXE ASSOF.TMEMT.TILES FOR FLOORSand-- :ay id MailtPresidentCleveland lias reeognieil the Hawaiiand Glassware an IJepublie.Tt War In Kirov7St ret.'7. " vSli.VM.aiAi, August 1. The Japanese are withdrawing their forces fromc:o : o i i) iVT ixSeoul, in onler to renew the attack onIt is reported that theySoil Wafer Works Coiiipanv, Limited Yaohan.have already twice attacked the Chinese position there, and been repulsedFsp'ani?, Comer Alien anl Fort S:;.with heavy loss.Korea.The Chinese repulsed the JapaneseHoMiKON'u, August o. The Japannear Chinnilape, with heavyHOLiLISTEIl & CO., inland,eselost a hundred inert in the lastloss.at Vasan.battle3710 i?r?-i- vstoppedthe transmissionAvrnt.China hasseized thirteen of un King, a BritJapanesewarwillbeexpectedthathereisWILLIAM G. PARKE,Itdeclared today; but it is reported that ish steamer at Tientsin. The Viceroyhas apologized for the action.has already taken this step.ATTORNEY - AT -- LAW JapanLondon, August :. Sir E. Grey,The Japanese Government assertfor Foreign A Hairs,Undersecretarypeacethroughthat negotiations forof Commons thatinHousestatedthewerethe mediation of Great Hritain de- the Japanese had voluntarilyA.gm to taka AcknowladgmenU.o ire redChinanearly concluded whenOi7icx No. 13 Kaahumanu Street, Hono manded that Japan should withdraw to pay full compensation to the ownof the Kowshung if their oflicerslain. H.I.the whole of the ships from Chineso ersports, otherwise she would declare proved to be guilty. JYrd KlmberleyThe Japwar. They also assert that the Hyingg demands a strictto inquiry.BEAVER SALOON,possesanaHldavitsaidareaneseof the British Hag on board theGoldsworthydenyingbyCaptainFORT STREET, OrFOSITE WILDERCO.'swas merely a ruse.statements, and blamingllannekin'sII. J. OLTE, Proprietor.London, August 1. The Japanese the Chinese soldiers for not permittingFirst-cla- ssLunches served with Tea, Cof- Government has expressed regret to him to surrender. At the Tientsinthe Premier for the sinking of the courtmartial the witnesses confirmedfee, Sfoda Water, Ginger Ale or Milk.stating that their com- Haunekin's version of the incident.SZQrEX FROM 3 A. M. TILL 10 P. M. Kowshung,unaware that the ChiwasmanderLondon, August 1. France has acwere British vessels.transportsneseSmokers' Kecuisitesa specialty.Kngland's invitation to remainceptedCaptain Golds worthy was saved byin the Korean trouble.neutralthe Japanese.and fanatics, whoPalaceCITYCARRIAGECOMPANYJapan has notified the Powers that oppose LiintriguersChang'sHungwar lias been declared, and Lordpolicy, an alleged to be tit theCorner Kin? ami lletliel Streets.Secretary of State for Foreignhas informed the various Em- bottom of stciuing his disgrace at theCarriages at all Hours ! Affairs,Emperor's court.bassies of the fact.Twenty thousand picked men of theToth Telephones 113.London, August 2. The survivors Chinese troops have crossed the Vakuthe Chinese transport Kowshung, river, and are marching on Seoul, the3713-t- fJ. S. ANDF.APE, Manager. ofincluding Captain Hannekin, a Ger- capital of Korea, on which it is inman military otlieer, declare that the tended to mak" a decisive attack.A. PERRY,Japanese cruiser Maniwaha boarded Japan sends additional troops to opand ordered the Kowshung to follow, pose them.though it was pointed out, and theATTORNEY AT LAV JapaneseThe Japanese, afler their defeat atHagwarned"liritishthethatassemnled their entireChemulpo,NotaryAnII'ublic.was Hying.ami defeated the Chinese.forceCClce: Ovrr Bishop's Hank.The troops on the transport threatLondon, August o. The Japaneseened to kill the oflicers if the sum3092-ldefeatedthe Chinese in a fresh battleHanCaptainmons was obeyed, andand also defeated the latterVasan,atpositiontotheexplainedthenekinaat Chunking on the L"Uh,battleinLEWIS & CO.,Ofwarship.JapaneseThetheofiicers."oo, besides capturing aoverkillinglatter took little heed of the explana- large quantityof stores and severaltion ami signalled for those on boardWholesale and fieiailGrocers to juit the vessel.guns.The King of Korea has appointedFinding the demand not obej'ed, theDaikunsu to administer affairsPrinceKowManiwaha fired a torpedo at the111 FORTSTREET,The Prince favorsinPeninsula.theonandellect,shung with disastrousby l. IIox 297. theV.Telephoneoflleetthirteen warThe Chinesedirecting on the troops struging inCheefoo.tohasshipsreturnedthe water.JOHN T. WAirRHOUSE,London, Augut . Reports fromThe Cliine.se troop fought heroical- Shanghaistate that the Jupanoely to the last, and even lired on a fewIciporter cl Devi? Ir:capturedthree Culnese warhavetoattemptedof their comrades whoships.gswimbyThe European Conic-i- in ShanghaiA!. IISEGITAITDISE. ming. from themaking preparations in cac of anisIt is alleged that the Japanese war- outbreak.riots or :' '"inpts to setQera street. HocolclTi.ship made no attempt whatever to fire to of town.Volunteers areflu'save life.thbeingis no immeenrolled,butHAC'TFELD & CO.The Japan'-- " o.Tirial arount ii diate can-- . for alarm.abov,thetotally at vaiia'cc withthat a t reacberou atandThno statePapis, Augu-di;- .'iHrni 'iLii!ussion Aleuts temptI'ieelareson the part of the Chinese thatiisJapaneyoverniiPMittheerui.-- r ChingiM'ii to torp'to theaconcludingtreatybvwhich(''-- . Fori ar.Ilonohihi.provoker! a conflict.will beto occupy- with troop-hav- eNin j Chinese tran-pois formThiHamilton.harborI'oitleft Cheefoo for Koivi.LEWERS & COOKE,thirty-eigh- tislandedoflyingthreeaboutHeavy juti- - are lieinir mount'lat'miles south from the mainlandto LexersI;cksofi.'Suejo fort in Taku.Korea,ofand commands tin straitmiliIt it believed that a Eurrbuglea.tin Vellow sea into thefromImpcirters and Dealers in Lumber tary olVirer is assisting the Chinese.Sea of Japan.Lord Kimbr-rb-London, Aug.Ani all Kir.daof linilfiir: Maferia.'H.eHoNfiKoNu, Augut U. Thelias dc'lined to receive the apoloiry of(heseverelymaltreated;havexrnv.r sti:i:i.t, ihnoi.i i.f the Japanese Government for firing?xf.i u Kobe, a seaportChineseon the Uritish H ig until the IJriti-- hofJapan.Con-u- lhas reported the d' talis of theeA ( bines., mob attacked theiicldrnf.ngemba-ret uruifrom IVkin.:The Government ha warn"d shipI f : ; r.: ? ' ii i n o m ,pers that they mu-- t .'end to ChinaLonimin, Augut !. The Japaneseand Japan at the;r ownGovernment negotiating with Chifor the supply of half a millionLonpon. Aug. .".Tin whole of th" cagoof beef for the unity,poundr.r. I 'I"rrir f ion r.ia'ift Japa t.e-- . fleet'.'r-- r,;--rnn a n d a leoto morein alludh-Time,Thepai.l toiV.Lto k rr. j .iity. Job work exentedRiip.HTin- Linpejor of ('hina orders (heItprobablyconsidervictories,refersn if.or; iheVieeioy to r"'d the pestilent Japane-- e to t he fight ng mihedetailfrom their lair.which weie cabled under dap-o'JJapane-- e have mad" he fat h r ofThe ModMillinery of the e.o d King of Koe:i Jiead of Augu-- t 1.t ll'" ( io'eLondon, Ao ind 7.- - I'm! KimheilyM'Mhnn-ndeferK"whungSlfA N'ilfA f, Aug. L'. - Tho-- e on board incident pending ofmi ther.v. ;th v.f.- - "uponinquiryIII' !ldei tiiyi'll I'.llg'theIIAIIDAVAKK,Cutler'-1-wsSONSJciyholesa hi: aANDK. AMAYA,--W.M.l-JeNewWILL WV. So Says a WashingtonI s;ivon KVKUY MN PAY. at I. r. m.of Auirust 9th.A!! inothtTS amiare invited taatteiul ami lrin frietuls. Admissionfree. Viavi Oilice: Way Fdock, underllnrmony Hall. 10'. Kinc stret-- , Hoiio-h- h.Viavi will cure catarrh. o7VJ-l- ml.Ll'TKATKlCKNTS,T,have entered Korea byRECOGNIZED,REPUBLIC ISWAR BETWEENARCH1TKCTS.!AiiiNCo.-s- a.lMJ I CK:tCabinet- doru Cabinet1 xLren LargovxUW .dozen l.arce SxlOV1;urrz,i;r?.OrVICKK:H. l.o3Ssr.'N.Col- - '.V. t".c.iIStudio.-Under-p. C. ::-.- ;-MViavi Remedies for Sale.'-cv) .j FK'IDAV.,iNewly OpenedWilliams Bros.,Pionr Furniture Con v.jri"v::oo Fjuie:s.i Co.' L.:e cf Uostonr'i:er?"Cfc-i- s.,.'. ,.-ISLANDS.'lioloorapliii;Or.::ueCo., Wdilviku:;rCo.Makee:ir Co.,Co. Kapu- -zriuwA:.':i:'.pa! antrccr. Ifozolul:,. IT. I.AGENTS FORNT"ft(Jarcnx,JHAWAIIANt
THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER; IKXSOIULII, AUGUSTotrade owing to themishap to the Miowera.speak. Santo feels no remo'Se, butlooks upon his position as analagousto that of a soldier ready for any fate.The Judge aid the assassin was soresolute, it would have been impossible for the police to prevent thecrime. Lyons is t covered with Anarchist placards hreatening to murder the President of the Court whotried Santo.The CourtPakis, AugustSan to' s speech to the jury,otherwi-- e the case was reported fully.In his address to the jury, whichwasin Italian, Santo boasted that itoil".been floatedwouldbe as easy to kill the King of7. The JapShanghai, Auiju.--tKoreanin a similar manner to that inwaters Italyinanese warship-which President Carnot had met hisnumber thirteen.death.The jury were not unanimousThe soldiers in the country have in the sentence passed upon the assasprovisions for three months.While being removed, Santobe sin.that Russia wouldIt is state!L'0o,0o0"Courage, comrades: long livecried,Mongol soldiery, Anarchy!"able to scudchiefly cavalry, into Korea immedihas reParis, August 5. Santoately the necessity arose.sentence.fused to appeal against hisThe Peeho and other rivers are iall-in-ofSocialism in Germany.and there will soon be no riskbrokeJapanese ships making a raid uponKkklin, August 7. Soldiersatmeetingupports.a turbulent Socialistthe riverCaptain Hannekin, the Germang liielschutz, near IJreslau. In the lightoflicer who was on board the Jap- which ensued, eight persons wereafllrms that both thekilled, including a woman aud child.drownonthefiredanese and ChineseMr. C.latKton-ing men.London, August 3. Mr. Gladstone,The Chinese captured a Japanesereplying to the invitation to visitbark, and took her into Taku.America, says the operation on his eyeLondon, August S. The Britishis not vet complete, and he. therefore,Government has issued a Gazette pro- finds it impossible to pay a visit toclaiming its neutrality, and warning that country.shippers of the dangers they run byFour Town Ietroy?i.assisting in the war in any way.Home, August 10. Four towns, inliONDON, August 8. After a sharp cludingand Fieri, have been deengagement, in which 500 Chinese stroyed Reibyearthquakes in Sicily.were killed, the Japanese captured I'eopie nave lieumio me open counfc'eikwau.Russia try.The efforts of Kngland andabandoned,A I'lot to K!!ii.li.at mediation have beeuhersurrenderChina refusing toYork, August s The Herover Korea or negotiate lor re- aldNewstates that the President's childrenforms in the country.are being guarded by detectives onJapan9.Theaccount of a plot to kidnap them.Shanghai, Augustslight.lo-wasseseat KeikwauYacht Kar.The troops occupy a strong positionLondon. August ". The VigilantBritannia iu a match atThere are great rejoicings at Tokio defeated the4ofthe Cowes by minutes 31 seconds.ami Yokohama over the successJapanese arms.L.ONioN, August 7. The VigilantThe Mikado has ordeied the Chineseagaindefeateil the Britannia by eightresidents in Japan to be left unmo- minutes, over a course of fifty-lilested so long as they remain quiet.miles.A report is current that the JapandeLondon, Aug. s. The Britannia,ese fleet has been defeated, but noand Curina started for theMeteorhand.toaretailsCup at the Cowes regatta.Quien'sAugust U. Rus- The BritanniaSt. Peteksiiuxm;,was disqualified on thesia is indignant at Rritisii Arms offer- ground of a premature start, much toing to support the Chinese.the chagrin of the Prince of Wales,Govu.TheAugustwho was on board his yacht. TheYokohama,subJapaneseEmperorWilliam sailed the Meteorrecalledernment hasjects belonging to the army reserve, himself. The Curina was awardedwho are at present residing in the the prize.United States.The CowesJapanShanghai, August 10. The.London, August . At the Cowesese are pouring troops iuto Chlmulpo Regatta the Britannia won the plate,and Gensou.defeating the Vigilant by 12 minutes,The Emperor of China is levying a 13 seconds.war tribute on the Viceroys of theA Dynamite Outrage.provinces.Brussels, August 3. A daring atA large number of old soldiers arevolunteering against Japan.tempt to dynamite the royal palace inThe Emperor of China proposes to this city has created a seusatiou. Itraise a foreign loan for the expenses of was frustrated by a sentinel detectingmen depositing the apparatus on thethe war.areandstarving,terrace.The Koreans areappealing to America for aid.Drowned by the Chinese.Jap10.TheWashington, Augustx i. Aucust 7.Tribesmenanese have ordered a million pounds insndrownedtheandseizedThibetof beef in New York.French explorer Putreil, in a river aBerlin, August in. The German Tunglien. me cnineseGovernment has ordered two more has expressed regret.7cruisers to Korea.Threat of Violence.The Aiiar-hitLondon, August 9. The Irish papersthreaten that violence will beof anarParis. Ainrust 7. A batchin the winter if the Housecommittedchists are now on trial. They include of Lords rejectthe measure providingsecret writers, lecturers ami other for the reinstatementof evicted tenpropagandist!. The accused have ants.made indignant aud threatening proThe 'liowera Floated OfT.tests against the injustice of hearingsin camera. They desiredthe ca.-eLondon, August -- .Only the cooltheir statements to be published, butness of the captain and officers prethe judge paid no attention to the re- vented a panic on the Mioweraquest.when she struck. Captain Stott ands.The evidence at the pilot were on the bridge togetherPakis, Augustthe trial of anarchists showed that a at the time. The pilot is blamed forgroup in London planned robberies the disaster.on the Continent, the proceeds ofLondon, August 3. The Miowera'awhich were devoted to furthering the passengerswere safely taken onmovement.sent for their rescue.vesselshoardtheCanto's n.other has appealed to MaThe MioweraLondon, Augustdame Carnot to intercede with thehas been successfully Moated off.President for her sou.A Kiisian Canal.Washington, August s. The Senbill.passedanarchisthastheateSr. Petkksucko, August 9. TheGovernment is surveying aRussianGovtJ.TheItalianRome, Augustconnectingthe Balticand o join the upperseas.isItarchists to an island in the Red Sea. courses of the Dnieperand Dwina.Pakis, August 7. The trial ofThe Chnlrra.thirty leading anarchists, includingClnlera isAmsterdam, AugustSebastian Kaurc, Jean Grade andin Holland.Bastard, ha 4 begun.A Collision.Lonion, August 1. Cantwell anilQuinn, two anarchists, who suggestedLondon, August 7. During a foggthe royal family, were the Lismore Castle, while running atsentenced to six months each.a high rate of speed, collided with andsunk a steamer, the name of which is4hasA billNew Yokk, AugustIsland. Thebeen introduced iu Congres to pre- unknown, oil" I'shautwasdown to ater line.Washington, August 0. Mr.The Herman Kmperor.the Secretary of State,London, August 7. The Queenof the anti Anarchists hill.gavea dinner to the Kaiser at OsMr. Carlisle, the Secretary of theat which seventy guests wereborne,Trea-ursays tt;at the present immiincluding the Premier andpresent,gration system is a menace to theKimberley.Earlnation.The German Kmperor has arrived atII American Tari.V.the dnk-iv.t the Kvhm. ;it three and nhulf million dollar-- .dOwiiix to the Jap:ine.e having proni-NeChi-n- eShanghai,thenot to attackobstruct the appro u hewillto the town.In theShanghai, Auu-- t 7.to theChidisasterevent of furtuerHankowintiinese :iniH,fear there will bp an indiscriminateattack on all foreigners. which wentThe Empress of China,ashore in the Woosuinr river, hasdemnity(!::to Chinf--rtralian-Canad---7. Canada is inOttawa. Augustlayingand main-viting tenders forSealed Tenderstaining a Pacific cable, receivable on Will he received utthe otTioeNovember 1st.ntsui-press--council.London, AugustW. Wellman'sand fifty miles in four weeks, reachning Spitzbergen at last,aud almost without food.Canada and Australia.London, August 6. The Ottawacorrespondent of the Times says thatthe trade between Canada aud Australia is developing iu a wonderfulmanner. The last steamer whichsailed from Vancouver had to leavebehind hundreds of tons of cargo, forwhich she was uuable to find room.A I'olar Expedition.London, August G. The Polar expedition, under charge of Mr. F. G.Jackson, F. R. G. S., has started fromArchangel.Cowes.London, August 8. The DailyChronicle's Vienna correspondent saysthat it is expected the Czar will shortlyrecognize Prince Ferdinand as the legitimate ruler of Bulgaria.Mr. IIoRan, M.ILondon, Aug. S. Mr. Hogan, M.P.,sails for Australia via Canada on Aug.lGth, for the purpose of writing a bookwhich lie intends to call ''AustraliaRe-visited-."His Extradition Granted.Buenos Ayres, August 9. TheFederal Judge at Salta has grantedthe extradition of Jabez Balfour.llritish Trade.London, Aug. S. Imports for thepast month decreased 1,447,000, andexports 1,252,000.AfFlying Machine.yards.500HouseWhiteTheNuuanu -- 1mWorkPAID.t'oruin- fc'ort and Merchant Streets.-It I T D VlfliTTOI?.U;STIlECKIVEDF U R N T U R E and U PR O LST ERY.OKTHE LATEST."'J9S-t-PATTERNS INWicker W:rro,Minister cf the Interior.Honolulu, May 23, 1S94.NEW LINE OFAClielFouiers timlf!LABELS,Registration Notice.TO SUIT ALL AT THii LOWEST l'BICES; ALSO, ALL IUNDS OF MANUThe meetings of the Doar.l of Kegist raFACTURING DONE IN FURNITURE, BIDDING ANDtion in Honolulu are discontinued untilUPHOLSTERING, AND BEST QUALITY' OFfurther notice.The Board will hold sessions in theAND EXCELSIORLIVE GEESE PEATBEBS,HAIR,precincts as follows:variousEwa Plantation Store, Wednesday, KEPT ON HAND; ALSO THE LATEST PATTERNS OF WICKER WARBAugust loth, from 10 a. m. to S p. m.IN SETS OR SINGLE PIECES.Ewa Court House, Thursday, August16th, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.("Special orders for Wicker Ware or all kinds cf Furniture to suitpricea.lowatAugustFriday,Waianae Court House,XSTAll orders from the other islauds will receive our prompt attention and17th, from 4 p. i. to 8 p. m.will be well picked and gooda sold at San Francisco prices.FurnitureHouse,Monday,AugustKaneohe Court20th, from 10 a. m. to S p. m.0Hauula Court House, Tuesday, Augustmout-of-to- wn--J.Waialua Plantation, Thursday, August23d, from 10 a. m. to S p. m.Waialua Court House, Friday, August24th, from 10 a. :r. to 2 p. i.C. T. KODGERS,ANTONIO PE3RY,L. D. KELIIPIO.HOPP & CO.Street.3493 149974 Kins?H. E. McIjSTYREBoard cf Ilegistration, Island of Oahu.3704 1577- - tfIMPOST3RHAUD DRALSSS&BRO.,1Bights of Suffrage) will meet at the sametimes and places as the Oahu Board ofRegistration. See itinerary above.EDWARD TOWSE.CARL BUSCHJAST,37G4-- tfF. I. CUTTER.Groceries,ProvisionsandNew Goods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Europe.California Produce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attended to, andFreshTo Whom it May Concern.Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. Island orders solicitedNotice is hereby given that under the Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Office Box No. 145. Telephone No. 92.provisions of Section 2, Article 93 of theConstitution, all Commissions held under appointment from the Department ofFinance are null and void from andafter the first day of Sept3mber, 1S94.All pirties holding such Commissionsto theand desiring to beimmediatesame are requested to ma'-capplication in writing therefor to theMinister of Hr.ance, giving name inlull, date of Commission, District andlocation of Residence in District.iwill be dulyAllgazetted and iun- other will be valid.COntedMUSIC,DIAGRAMS,tsPORTRAITS, Etc.y,;the safe in the Princess Soltykoll'shouse. It contained JtIUo,nOo worthof jewelry. A portion of the bootytakeu was insured.-FR-3757-- 3w1574-3-tA7ATTOTTMAS fi rijri.A jujGazette Office,1ANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN.ENERALS. M. DAMON,Minister of Finance.Finance 0ffic3, August 0th, 1S94.Of any design cr pattern, furnished onapplication at t!:eii sugar of forty per cent.Washington, August S. The PreA Murder Lang.sident lias induced three of the opposiMERCHANT STREET.dutiesabandontothetion Senators5. The trial ofAugustBrussels,on coal ami iron, with a view to a set- the thirteen prisoners of a bodyBISHOP & COMPANY.tlement of the deadlock over the known as "Black Band," who werecharged with murdering a number oftariff.railway passengers within the lastBANKERS.A Trifr Ci in promise.eighteen months, concluded yesterDRAW EXCFIANGE ONWashington, August 9. The day. Three of the gang were senTXF EJNXOF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCODemocratic Tariff" Conference Com- tenced to death, and the remainder toagreedacompromisetoterms of imprisonment varying fromASl their agents inmittee hasupon the tariff. Foity per cent, ad two to twenty years.Xrw Yor!. 4'liicno, Boslou, Parisis to be revalorem on raw sugar comeKeligioti Kiut.ANDin free.tained and iron ore is to.AugustFrench CathOttawa,Coal will be subjected to a slidingQuebecattackedand wreckedinolicsadbeyears,andthenfivescale forAnglicanKESSRS. N B. ROTHSCHILD & SONS, LCNCCNandBaptistthemitted free.owiug to attempts at proselytizing. The Commercial Bankinp Co. of Sjtlney,The Trial of Santo.The "Baptists barely escaped wim in Loi.tion. and ytluey.has3.beenSantoAugustThe Bank of New Zealand in Auckland,their lives.PARIS,Iui.edin :m rtire.TheTljt?ai d Shant'bai BaTikinuIlonko"the trial showed that thethe police atbefore1. The propectusHon ikons: and f'hanchai, China;inAugustLondon,insensible,fellheYokohama. Hioo, and 7.i:a;'aki, Japan.President,of Messrs. lluddait, Parker & Co.'s andfromtheponiardTheBank of Brilh Co'.uml.ia iu Victoria, Vanthewithdrewbe issued with a couver,shortlywillschemestreet.theand W.frtmiiiittr, B. C. ; andintoitthrewwound and moment when he mtlic-fe- capital of about two millions sterling. I'orlland.Vinaiino,Oregon.at the looked Carnot straight The Shaw, SavilUV: Albion Company's And the Azores and Madeira Island?.the wound, earnestly,but did not steamer Arawa l cumins iu the Ausface,t1Keep your Masquerade Suit and wear itat theSctiuetzen Club Masquerade BallINTEANDSeptember 3, 1S91. It will be the gayestofthe season.INDERS370-:-3t- ans,Toi-e-t.t'hris-tchurch- ,Cor-jM.rnti-in theFeedEAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.HAWAIIAN GAZETTEMAPS,Ores-ham- ,dCIipAvqBoard of Examiners.Manager.Dell Telephone 132OR DUTYHO.LL1STER & CO.J. A. King,The Board of Examiners created byRooms from 1.50 to 300 perArticle 17 of the Constitution (SpecialWeelc or 50c. per Day.-ASConchitas, Conchas,Londres, Habanos, Etc.Holders of water privileges, or thoseKVERY RK9PECT.PAUL LEMKE,FAVOKITKSIrrigation Notice.HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDSassas-inatin-tni-sio-3744-- tfLondon, August 3. The Maxim 21?t, from 11a. m. to S p. m.incr machine was tried at Bexlaw,Wednesday,Plantation,Kahukuin Kent, today, the machine flying August 22, from 10 A. M. to S 1. m.fullySIC'IIOKApproved :Russia and Riilgaria.--is proposed to adopt the bill passedby the Seuate as a basis with a dutyANDREW P.ROWN,Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.Honolulu, II. I., July 20, 1S94.!From the Factories La Constancia andEl Cometa del Oriente.fore 8 o'clock A. M.A. BROWN,Berlin, August 0, The Kmperor o'clock p. it.forWilhelmshaveuWilliam has leftSuperintendsnt Honolulu Water Works.Lonion, August r. The Times cor'I'Uf ,le'I Kolibery.respondent at Washington reportsLondon, August 4. Burglars seis some likelihood of an curedthat there uponpossession of an unused key ofagreementthe tarill; at least itwater, the residents above Ju
Plot to Ivi.lnap rit-laiir- ! (lillilrcu. WashinTox, August President Cleveland lias reeognieil the Hawaii-an IJepublie. Tt War In Kir Sli.VM.aiAi, August 1. The Japan-ese are withdrawing their forces from Seoul, in onler to renew the attack on Yaohan. It is reported that they have already twice attacked the Chi-nese position there, and been .
