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Vol. I. USTo. &&. Honolulu, H. I. Saturday, June 1, 1895. ,5 Ots.<br />
THE INDEPENDENT<br />
ISSUED EVERY MOUNINO EXCEPT<br />
SUNDAY, HY<br />
TJjb IqdepBndBqt Aooialiion<br />
Cotnor Allon A Kckttauaoa Street ne.tr<br />
Custom House, Honolulu, II. I4<br />
DANIEL LOGAN, Editor.<br />
Ilcslding on Alakea Slreot in Honolulu.<br />
Subscription. :R,a,tes<br />
Por month 5 7C<br />
For 3 monllis in ndvauco - 00<br />
Por 1 year in advance.-- . 8 00<br />
<strong>The</strong>papor is dolivorcd by carriers in tlio<br />
town and Buburbs.<br />
AdvortlsomontH published at reasonable<br />
rates. Spocial terms for yearly nnd half<br />
yearly contracts.<br />
D.H.LEWIS,<br />
Business MannRor.<br />
jj. p. Sertelmann,<br />
- ppg<br />
fV<br />
m&mdm<br />
u<br />
AND<br />
Ti.o undersigned has hi<br />
' foimorbusinoss ob<br />
'CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,<br />
nnd is now ready to rocoJvo all orders in<br />
his line.<br />
, .<br />
Eellraats on Now Buildings or on Job<br />
promptly made. Anybody desiring to build<br />
n few IIouso or to repair an old, will do<br />
v oil in calling around and gotting figures.<br />
All work will bo dono in tho most satisfactory<br />
manner. Numorous references as<br />
o tho quality of work done in the past.<br />
II. P. Bertelmajw,<br />
88 KiugJJstroet, Honolulu.<br />
May 13.<br />
HopMu Ifoq Woifkg<br />
Company<br />
BOILERS, COOLERS, BRASS<br />
..and LEAD CASTINGS,<br />
v. .<br />
und Mnchinory of ovory description<br />
mado to ordor. ,<br />
Particular attention paid to<br />
Ships' Blacksraithing.<br />
Job Work oxocuted on tlio<br />
shortest notice.<br />
'<br />
. my8 lm<br />
- MID-OCEA- N<br />
Milliard Parlors<br />
.. . CORNER. .<br />
"' lotol and Nuuanu Sts.<br />
CIGARS and TOBACCO<br />
mil<br />
" 'it-- '<br />
k '<br />
-- "ETO.',' 'ETQ "JlTOr<br />
0. GRAEF,<br />
Proprietor,<br />
Honolulu Carriage Manufactory<br />
1 ' ,<br />
V, Wi WRIGHT, Pkophietoh<br />
' (Successor to 0, YoBt).<br />
PAnnuoB nuiLniNO aw hepajrjnh,<br />
w All Orders flom tho Qtlior Islands in the<br />
Carriage Rulldlnar, Trimming and Painting<br />
Lino will Meet with I'rompt Attention.<br />
Blacksmlthlng In All Its Various Branches<br />
Done. P. 0. Box 821, Nob. K8 and 130<br />
Fort Street,<br />
<strong>The</strong> HihMmMhA<br />
; SHIPPING<br />
ARRIVALS.<br />
Friday, Mny 81.<br />
Stmr, J A Cummins, Noilson,<br />
from Windward Oahu.<br />
StmrKauni, SmytliOjfrom Kauai<br />
Rov Sttnr Lehua, Mncauloy,<br />
from a oruiso.<br />
Sttnr Mokolii, McGregor, from<br />
Molokni.<br />
r .- -<br />
Saturday, Juno 1st.<br />
Stmr Iwalani, Freoman, from<br />
Kauai .<br />
DEPARTURES.<br />
StmvWG Hall. Simerson, for<br />
Maui and Hawaii.<br />
' '<br />
Sob Robt Searlo, Pjltz, for<br />
Port Gamble. ('l'<br />
Bk Arohor, Calhoun, for San<br />
Francisco.<br />
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.<br />
Per stmr Kinau From tho Volcano<br />
J. G. Kramers, S, J. Ooxj<br />
C. Kaiser; Way ports: Rov 0 W<br />
Hill and wife, Rov Ostrbm and<br />
wifo, Rev S L Desha, Rov S G<br />
Sugiynmn, Rov D Snsakur'y, S W<br />
Kokuowa, Rov D Kahooio, Rov 0<br />
M Kamkawiwoolo, Rov J Knlino,<br />
Rov S K Kamakahiki, Rov F W<br />
Damon, 0 MoLennan, C Koolling,<br />
J Wilcox, T W Groig, L Siobeck-p- r,<br />
Miss M-- Wight, F Northrup,<br />
W Moraborg, C F Horner and<br />
wifo, SNowloin, Mrs Geo Smithies<br />
G P Wilder, and 81 deck.<br />
Per W G Hall: Julian D<br />
Hayno, H R Hitchcook & wifo<br />
Mrs Cornelia Koobolo, Miss<br />
Proscott, S Lszaro, Dr Lindloy,<br />
Mrs Pryant, Mr Rodnnot &. wife,<br />
0 D Millor, Mrs Monsarrat,<br />
Aknni, AUuin ami 67 cleok.<br />
Por Bk Arohor: H B Atkins,<br />
Mrs Wm White, Miss Notta<br />
Bruns.<br />
Por Iwalani: Mr Cornish.<br />
QAliaOES<br />
Por stmr Kinau 4529 bags<br />
s"gar, 191 bags pntatoos, 20 bags<br />
corn, 41 cases Pine Apples, 189<br />
hidos, 2 horses, 209sheop, G bales<br />
wool, 121 pkgs sundries.<br />
Per Iwalani; 1380 bags sugar.<br />
ClaUpPECMCio.<br />
"'<br />
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BA,flCER,S.<br />
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands<br />
!<br />
I<br />
D fefrW EXCHANGE<br />
on' Tun<br />
Principal Parts of tho World,<br />
.1- - I" ' r<br />
Transact --<br />
m<br />
and .<br />
"<br />
n Genera Banking,<br />
Business.<br />
4<br />
ING fi Co.<br />
Ieal Estate Dealers<br />
503tFortst. , near Kinfl<br />
BUILDING LOTS,<br />
HOUSES nnd LOTS,<br />
und LANDS FOR SALE<br />
Parties wishing to disposo of<br />
thoir 'properties, aro invited to<br />
call on us.<br />
ra8<br />
PIONEER STEAM CANDY<br />
FACTORY and BAKERY.<br />
F HORN.<br />
Practical Confectioner and Bakor,<br />
No 71 Hotol Streot.<br />
my 20: ' ' '<br />
J. K. KAULIA '<br />
Attorney At Law.<br />
Corner Quoeu and Nuuanu Stroots.<br />
my 20.<br />
' ALLEN & EOBINSON.<br />
- Doalors in Lnmbor and Coal<br />
nnd Building Materials of all<br />
kinds. Quoon Stroot, Honolulu.<br />
GONSALVES & CQ..<br />
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND WINE<br />
MERCHANTS.<br />
'<br />
S25- yuccn Street, Honoluhi, II. I<br />
<strong>The</strong> SINGER Received<br />
54 First Awards for Sewing Machines<br />
and Embroidery Work<br />
at tlio World'o Fair, OhionRO, Il.,<br />
being tho largest number of award,<br />
obtained by any Exhibitor, and<br />
moro than doublo tho number<br />
giyon to all other Sewing Machines<br />
B. Berqerson.<br />
myr tf Bothol st., Honolulu.<br />
NOTICE.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Undersigned has bren<br />
appointed under full powers of<br />
attoxnoy to aot for<br />
Win. V. Dimond and Mrs. (Jarrio<br />
H. Dimond of Honolulu, and<br />
Hoiiry Dimond of San Francisco.<br />
JOS. 0. CARTER,<br />
Honolulu, May 20, 1895,<br />
my23<br />
Plants for Sale<br />
- ' J. H. BOYD<br />
Offers for SALE at his Residenco<br />
on Wnikiki road, opp. Sunny<br />
South, a choico lot of<br />
Plants & Palms<br />
my24<br />
WRIGHT BROS.<br />
FORT STREET,<br />
next to Lucas' Mill<br />
Ships' Blacksmithing,<br />
Carriage Building<br />
and Repairing<br />
Drays, Carts and . .<br />
Wagon Building<br />
WINDLASSES<br />
For PULLING UP Treea<br />
A SPECIALTY<br />
Evory description of work in tho<br />
abovo lines performed in u first<br />
class manner, and eooutod at<br />
short notice,<br />
Wo always Koqp a STOCK OF<br />
WHEELS of ovory dosoription on<br />
hand in first aloss season.<br />
Estimates givon on specifications<br />
for work in all our lines of<br />
business,<br />
All orders from tho othor Islands<br />
will meet with prompt attontion,<br />
Tolophono 402. P.O. Box 321<br />
my27 tf<br />
f<br />
J<br />
FOREIGN VESSELS IN TOUT.<br />
SS Australln. llomllctto<br />
Ilk Martlia Davln, Soulo,<br />
.San Francisco<br />
"<br />
U 8 V 8 I'hllfldolplila Cotton 8an rronclsco<br />
Sch Norma Clnston I) 0<br />
Ilk Sumatra Berry Illlo<br />
8cU Transit, Jorgcnscu San Francisco<br />
Die Coryphcno<br />
Ilk Aldcn Ucsso<br />
" W II Dimond<br />
Nowcastlo N.8.W.,<br />
l'otter PortBlakcly<br />
Nllson San Francisco<br />
Bktn 8 N '<br />
Castlo Hubbard San Froncseo<br />
" Morning Star Garland Ituk<br />
ScU Itobcrt Lowers Ooodmnn San Franclsc<br />
Scbr Alice Oooko '<br />
Sblp Helen Brewer;<br />
Fcnhallow<br />
Mahanoy<br />
flan Fran<br />
Now York<br />
Am bk SO Allen<br />
" Modoc<br />
Thompson<br />
Bjncli<br />
Ban Fran<br />
NoWcastle<br />
cbr Carrier Dovo<br />
BkODJJryant<br />
Brandt<br />
, "<br />
Newcastle<br />
.FOUEIUN VESSELS EXPECTED.<br />
From Salhd<br />
BkEdwordMay New Yerk March 10<br />
8 8 Mlowcra Vancouver May ai<br />
' Australia 8su FranC'Isco<br />
" Arawa Byduey " 23<br />
Am bk Annlo Johnson, for Illlo<br />
BkMirtha Davis "<br />
Sch Jeunlu Wani Mabukona<br />
STEAMER TIME TABLE<br />
FOR 1895<br />
DUE AT HONOLULU.<br />
FROM ,<br />
China China and Japan. .. .May 20<br />
Miowora Vancouver May 2--<br />
Australia San Francisco May 27<br />
Arawa Colonics May 20<br />
Warrimob ' Colonics Juno 1<br />
City Poking !nn Francisco ..... .Juno 1<br />
Mariposa H an Francisco Juno 0<br />
Coptio China pud Japan. . . .June 17<br />
Australia San Francisco Juno 21<br />
Wurrimoo Vancou vor Juno 2 (<br />
Abmoda Colonies : . .Jnno 27<br />
Miowora Colonios , July 2<br />
Arawa Han Francisco July 4<br />
Coptio San Francisco July 10<br />
Australia San Francisco July 1C<br />
City Peking China and Japan. . July 17<br />
Miowora "Vancouver , . July 2--<br />
Mariposa Colonies . . . . July 25<br />
iictavi' iwswiOjmr,UT.iT<br />
FOR<br />
China San Francisco May 20<br />
Miowora Colonics May lit<br />
Arawa . San Fjancisoo May SO<br />
Warriuioo Vaucouvor Juno 1<br />
City Peking China and Japan.. Juno 1<br />
Australia San Francisco .... Juno 3<br />
Mariposa Colonios Juno 6<br />
Coptio San Francisco .... Juno 17<br />
Australia Sau Francisco .... Juno 24<br />
Warrimoo Colonios.... Juno 24<br />
Alameda San Francisco June 27<br />
Miowera Vonoouvor. July 2<br />
Arawa Colonics July 4<br />
Coptio China aud Japan,. July 10<br />
City Poking Sau riancisoo .... July 17<br />
Australia San Tranclsco . . .. July 20<br />
Miowera 0 Ionics July 2<br />
Mariposa San Francisco July 25<br />
My. 13.<br />
LAND FOR SALE.<br />
TWO ACRES IN FEE SIMPLE at<br />
Kopaakca, 3 wilos from town, just at the<br />
rise-o-f Kamoillili hill in close proximity to<br />
John Ena's underground lalto.<br />
Splendid sito or a Sulrailmn residonee.<br />
For particulars, iuquito of F. J. IEsTA, '<br />
327, King Stroet. May 25th. tf<br />
F. J. TESTA.<br />
8EAHCI1EU OF RECORDS. COLLECTOR.<br />
Translator In English and llaw allan. Real<br />
Estato Agent, Copyist, Typowilter, Stamp<br />
Dealer, Purchasing, Commission and Advertising<br />
Agout, etc, etc.,<br />
t37" Any business entrusted to him wil<br />
bo punctually Mid promptly attended to, as<br />
4(1 as all matters conlldentlal. Hawaiian<br />
collodion a speciality.<br />
t-- nfflnn. Kn. H27. Killer St.. Hin fnnnnr<br />
private- olllco of E. 1). Thomas. Tlio olllcu of<br />
tho natlvo nowsnaper iwv maivaaunaha is<br />
in tho olllco In tho rear under the samo rOol<br />
WING WO TAI &, CO<br />
No 25 Nuuanu Stroot<br />
Honolulu, II, I,<br />
Commission Moobant, Importers and<br />
Sealers in General Merchandise, fino Manila<br />
Cigars, Ohinaso ana Japanoso Oroakery-wav-<br />
Mnttinas.' Vasos ol all kinds, Cam.<br />
pnorwood Trunks, Rattan OluNrs, A lino<br />
aosortmont of Dresi Silks, choicest Brands<br />
of Chinese and Japanoso Teas of Latest Importations.<br />
fotr Ingpoctlqn Q( New Goods respect<br />
fully BoHoltoil<br />
Bell Tol. 200, P.O. Box 158<br />
OOEAJSJTO<br />
Steamship Co.<br />
fGSWtSiSSf<br />
Austaliaii Mail Service.<br />
Fir S1H FHiHCISCO;<br />
Tho New and Flue Al Steel Steamship<br />
ABAWA,<br />
JDf 1he Oceanic Steamship Company will be<br />
due at Honolulu from Sydney aud Auckland<br />
on or about<br />
May 30fch,<br />
And will leave for tho abovo port with Mils<br />
and Passengers on or about that date.<br />
For SYDNEY and AUCKLAND;<br />
Tho New and Fhio Al Steel 8tcamblp<br />
Of tho Oceanic Seamsh'lp Company will bo<br />
duo at Honolulu from San Francisco on or<br />
about.<br />
vJuno 6th,<br />
And will have prompt despatch with Mails<br />
and Passengers for the above ports.<br />
Tho undersigned aro now prepared<br />
to Issue<br />
Tlrongli Tickets to all Points In tie United states<br />
For further particulars regarding Freight or<br />
Passage apply to<br />
"vyM. a. iRwnsr & co. Ltd.<br />
Gonorau nijoma<br />
my 13 tf<br />
VTAnnicili<br />
ttLUO 10115(1 in Co.<br />
Time Table<br />
Xiocal Hiino<br />
S. 8.'A.USTHA.1LIA.<br />
Arrivo Honolulu Loavo Honolulu<br />
from S. F. for 8. F.<br />
May.27..' Juno3<br />
Juno 21 Juno 24<br />
July 15 July 20<br />
Aug. 0..; , Aug. 14<br />
Sopt 2 Sopt.7<br />
Bopt 30 Oct 2<br />
Oct 21 Oq27<br />
Nov 15 ,....Nov20<br />
Through. Line- -<br />
From San Frauoisco From Sydnoy for<br />
for Sydnoy. San Francisco.<br />
AUniVK HONOLULU LEAVE nANOLULU<br />
Mariposa, ., .JuuoO Arawa May 3o<br />
Arawa July 4 Alameda. ..Jnno 27<br />
Alameda Aug. 1 Mariposa., ..July 25<br />
Mariposa i i Aug .! Arawa. . . , , Aug. .--<br />
Arawa Sont. CO Alumoda. ..Sept. 10<br />
Alumeda Oct. 24 Mariposa. .Oct. 17<br />
my 13th.<br />
OOJUA.N10<br />
Steamship Co.<br />
por an ppancisco<br />
THE Al STEAMSHIP<br />
AUSTRALIA<br />
Will LEAVE Honolulu for tho<br />
abovo port on<br />
M!onday9 Juno 3rd.<br />
at 4 o'olook p.m.<br />
rho unclocaiguod nro now pro-paro- 'd<br />
to ibsuo Through. Tiokots<br />
from this Oity to all points in tho<br />
United States<br />
For furthor partioulara regarding<br />
froight or pnssngo. apply to<br />
WM. G. IRWIN & 00. L'd.<br />
Gonornl Agents,<br />
my 10<br />
MKMhiFdHHhy<br />
TELEPHONE 03<br />
"I - 1W<br />
H. E. MclNTYRE & BRO.,<br />
IMPORTERS AND<br />
Groceries, Provisions & Feed<br />
Now Goods Kecoirod by Evory PaokoUrom tho Eastoru Stales and Europe<br />
mtESH - CALIFORNIA - PRODUCE - BY - - EVERY - STEAMER.<br />
All Ordors faithfully attondod<br />
ISLAND ORDEMS0UCITp<br />
Part of tho<br />
EAST COItNEIl FOIIT<br />
fO<br />
DEALERS IN<br />
to and Goods Delivered to any<br />
City FKEE,<br />
THE<br />
.<br />
KlNO'STBEEXo ;<br />
.'J. S. WALKER<br />
QspBEL iqENT<br />
P. 0. BOX 145J<br />
SATlWAOnwiGWIUKTKID<br />
fi .t). i<br />
HWIH IsLfiDS<br />
ROYAL INSURANCE' COMPANY, '<br />
LIVERPOOL,<br />
ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OP LONDON,'<br />
' "'<br />
'<br />
ALL ANOE MARINE & GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OPLONDON<br />
SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. :<br />
WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURG- - GENERAL INSURANCE CO,<br />
NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. CO., MILWAUKEE,<br />
SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA,<br />
LIFE, FIRE and MARINE 1USKS,<br />
TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES.<br />
TL. in . -t -<br />
avuuuib 4 v. Ol'iWSOKnjJO'BrioOK- -<br />
I-Iorses,<br />
Cattle,<br />
f<br />
UUn j<br />
DR. POTTIE'S ' '<br />
Celebrated Australian<br />
REMEDY- -<br />
',.iV '.<br />
THE ONLY MEDICINE FOR ' '<br />
fc3h.eep, '<br />
and Poultrv<br />
Pigs, JDpgs<br />
A nccestary thlnB for Plantations and Ranches without any vctcrluary within reach A<br />
Remedy that U easily and readily administered, and with plain Instructions on each bottle.<br />
A compiclioiiBlvo and neat pamphlet explaining symptoms of diseases and tho<br />
Ihrongh<br />
treatment<br />
these remedies will ho mailed on application, One .oracdy will not cure all<br />
othor patent medicines claim to do. . "!.<br />
For full particulars In regard to tlio virtues ol Dr, Pottle's celebrated, Australian Remedy<br />
Apply to<br />
'<br />
J<br />
P.O. Box 480.<br />
O. W. Maclarlane,<br />
Solo Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands<br />
FOUND<br />
<strong>The</strong> Cheapest Place<br />
on the Islands to<br />
Buy New & Second-Han- d<br />
FURNITURE f<br />
500RNER OF<br />
King & Nuuanu Sts.<br />
.IS<br />
AND<br />
AT THE...<br />
Telephone 245<br />
Mutual<br />
Honolulu<br />
n. i.
TpE IflDEpEMDEHT.<br />
SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1895,<br />
Observations.<br />
<strong>The</strong> government is really<br />
to be congratulated on its enterprise<br />
push and economy <strong>The</strong><br />
workmanship displayed in the<br />
erection of a wall around the<br />
pumping plant defies descrip<br />
tion. <strong>The</strong> amount of bricks<br />
daily laid by Mr. Howell's 'men<br />
would puzzle an arithmetician.<br />
It is rumored that the wall is<br />
to bo the size of the Eiffel<br />
tower. If so we will suggest<br />
to the great superintendent to<br />
put on one more workingman.<br />
If not we fear lie won't bo<br />
around when the wall is finished.<br />
or worse than this. Prom the<br />
streot he can walk directly into<br />
the profession of the law, dis-- "<br />
rogarding oven the formulae<br />
of matriculation or graduation.<br />
It is possible for us to enter<br />
any one of the 'learned professions'<br />
with no learning whatever.<br />
In fact, in many of our<br />
States, it requires no more preparation<br />
to be admitted to the<br />
bar than to be admitted to the<br />
sawbuck. Fortunately, admission<br />
.to either on those terms<br />
carries with it no prestige or<br />
social elevation whatever. But<br />
the danger in the one case is<br />
greater than in the other. Tho<br />
inefficient lawyer may work<br />
the ruin of interests entrusted<br />
f I<br />
'hm w:<br />
W-<br />
to him. Tho ignorant physician<br />
is more dangerous than<br />
the ptague. Tho incompetent<br />
wood sawyer lianas only the<br />
wood pile. A large part of our<br />
criminal records is devoted to<br />
legal and medical malpractice.<br />
In other words, our bulk of<br />
crimo is swollen by robbery<br />
and murder committed under<br />
the guise of professional assist- -<br />
ance. When the protessions<br />
cease to be Open wide to adventurers<br />
and thieves, they<br />
will rise to something of their<br />
professional dignity. Incom<br />
potent professional service is<br />
always robbery. Moreover,<br />
the politicians of each country<br />
are, for the most part, its<br />
lawyers. Our lawyers are our<br />
IMPORTERS OF<br />
Tho statement mado in sovpral<br />
papers that tho body of Mr.<br />
Vorleyo, tho Frouoh Commissioner<br />
and Oonsul-Gonor- al,<br />
. would bo<br />
carried away from horo on tho<br />
Australia and that Mrs. Vorleyo<br />
would le.ivo in tho same vessel, is<br />
erroneous. No disposition will<br />
ho made of tho remains, beyond<br />
dopositing thorn at tke comctory,<br />
until instruotions from Franoo nro<br />
JEm - GOOJDS<br />
and .<br />
Cracker<br />
Groceries, Feed Stuffs, &c<br />
X<br />
j$-- i<br />
'<br />
roooived. Mis. Vorleyo, who vrns<br />
confined a fow months ngo and is<br />
still in vory tloliaate health, has<br />
Forged<br />
boon tho guest of Mrs. Onnavarro, his<br />
. - . M<br />
the wifo of tho l'ortugucso Uliarge' Generni SUKKc8ts that the Chinese<br />
d'.Aflftiros, niid roturncd to nor bureau of immigration Rhould<br />
homo lost Wednesday. Tho lady bo jomoved to his office. It is<br />
will remain horo for tho presont Btated ftt tho flamo timo tlint tt,0<br />
nnd nwuit communications from prcsellt 8ystom wbikB well and<br />
the Fronoh Govoriimont and tho V<br />
t, no fororioH t..i.0 niQ00 ii0,0.<br />
rolatious of hor much lamonted Vn nrn 4 nnA i,ni;ov n.nt,<br />
husband. Mr, W. M. Giffard, tho Ul0rfl j8 a Rreut doal of bond<br />
chancellor, hns taken chargo of<br />
in(1Hng going on nnd vo don't<br />
tho Fronoh Legation and will per-- 1<br />
In last iroport tho Collector- -<br />
think tbnt tho coramunlty hns<br />
form tho duties portaining to tho nny roomm.'to advooato or, ngreo<br />
offico until a suoco3sur of tho lato ii. rnrOP ,n niilnPqA<br />
sa'ddlo'<br />
ao a trottor and not as a<br />
horse. It is protty euro<br />
that she will bo ontored in tho<br />
2:50 oluaa.<br />
Bonds.<br />
Lionel Hart is alright again.<br />
Hfl will pitoh this afternoon and<br />
I look protty and lion gl as oyor<br />
SPECIALTIES<br />
mwe<br />
Jimly 5opie$<br />
Mai 29, S95,<br />
Economy is the watch<br />
word. Government and private<br />
concerns alike are interested<br />
in solving financial ques<br />
tions. <strong>The</strong> killing of the Income<br />
Tax in the United States<br />
has been a. surprise party to<br />
Tho Hawaiian Hardware Co, Ltd.<br />
Opposite Dprokcla Block,<br />
0OV xroxcv (SJTjaaaxrr.<br />
THEO..H. DAVIES & CO., limited.<br />
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"White- - Bros.<br />
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Cement -<br />
Corrugated Iron Boofliia1<br />
"Water Proe ; -<br />
galvanized cU ft<br />
" Paints and Oils<br />
-<br />
:Roche Harbor Lime<br />
C. and C. Plour<br />
Hay, Gh?ain, etc., etc.. etc.<br />
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amam<br />
nsnnsrmHC<br />
Annual Meeting<br />
Maui-:-Hati- ng<br />
OF THE<br />
Association<br />
L<br />
KERR<br />
DIRECT iMroRTr.n.s or<br />
European & American<br />
DwQb&<br />
' David Starr Jordan is tho<br />
first Presidont of the Leland<br />
Staiifprd Junior University of<br />
writer some for the inefficiency of<br />
eminence and recognized<br />
educator. Presidont Jordan<br />
contributed to the Forum for<br />
May an article entitled "Pettifogging<br />
Law Schools and an<br />
Untrained Bar." Tho whole<br />
article is too long for these<br />
columns, so we make pertinent<br />
extracts, as follows: "But with<br />
all this, the professional school<br />
of America, have not taken<br />
their part, in the University<br />
development. It has been said<br />
of the American law schools,<br />
for example, that 'they are the<br />
weakest and therefore the<br />
worst to be found in.any civi<br />
lized country.' Broadly speaking,<br />
and taking out some half<br />
dozen notable exceptions (not<br />
so many nor so notable as they<br />
should be), this statement cannot<br />
be denied. In Europe,. professional<br />
training is in general<br />
education. It iB rulers, and we can never hope<br />
to see our States well governed<br />
until its lawyers are well train<br />
t i) i e T 1 i<br />
ea. much oi jrresiuent<br />
Jordan's article applies with<br />
great fprco here, as the most of<br />
our lawyers have the same<br />
training that American lawyers<br />
have. If all signs do not fail<br />
in dry weather wo have to pay<br />
California, a of a govern<br />
a<br />
ment composed largely of<br />
lawyers. In closing, President<br />
Jordan says: "<strong>The</strong> Fates<br />
charge compound interest on<br />
every human blunder, and they<br />
have their own way at last.".<br />
Poor Hawaii I" , Jt<br />
His Answer.<br />
Tho following is Mr. Francis M.<br />
Hatch's answer to Mr. "Willis in re<br />
recall of Thurston: .<br />
Department of Foreign Affairs.<br />
Honolulu, May 3d, 1895.<br />
Sin: Referring to our interview<br />
of tho, 30th ultimo in which you<br />
intimate that tho President of tho<br />
United States would be pleased if<br />
tho Hawaiian Minister at Washington<br />
should ho reoallod, for<br />
personal reasons, and upon which<br />
occasion you read to me a<br />
not so in America.<br />
It is here rather a 'practical<br />
short cut' by which uneducated<br />
or ineducable men<br />
are helped to the rewards of<br />
knowledge and skill with tho<br />
least possible Ions of time. It<br />
is' true, as President Eliot has<br />
said, that into an American<br />
law-scho- ol any man "can walk<br />
from the street." But in most<br />
of the States he can do better<br />
dis-pnt- oh<br />
from tho Socrotary of State<br />
to yoursolf on tho subject dated<br />
orwurtry- - Commissioner ib appointed. Mr.<br />
Qiffurd is a knmaaina hero; he<br />
lrns-fouiavi<br />
out wuToli had<br />
boon sent to Japan by mistake, 1<br />
have tho honor to inform you:<br />
That. Mr. Thurston is now in<br />
Hawaii and will not return to tho<br />
post of Hawaiian Minister at<br />
Washington.<br />
I rogrot extremely that tho<br />
prosonoe in Washington of tho<br />
lato Minister is no longor agree<br />
ablo and that the mattors to<br />
ferrod to by the Secretary of<br />
State should have bcon considered<br />
of sufficient gravity to call for tho<br />
notion takon.<br />
I havo tho honor to he, with tho<br />
highest consideration, Sir,<br />
Fiunois M. Hatch,<br />
Ministor of Foroign Affairs.<br />
Mn. Albert S. Willis,<br />
U. S. Envoy Extraordinary<br />
and Minister Plenipotentiary.<br />
A Gorreotion.<br />
r sovoral yoara filled tho position<br />
as chancellor to tho Fronoh for<br />
Legation, and is tho managor of bonda or 1)nssportB. Jon Sou a<br />
tho grc.it nrjQ ot w. lrwin to wonknown ohinamann has boon<br />
Co.<br />
Some Truth.<br />
titled<br />
to pass tho houso and<br />
Tho San Francisco ohic is .got- -' foatoring thomsolves illegally on<br />
ting ciioeky. xtio witty th;8 already with over<br />
shoet is actually beginning to' mpod commnnity. Tho ciso<br />
us and what worse 'cugod man on whoso caso wo<br />
nasty- - little truths. It do nn<br />
makes one mistake though and wU ftr in Court on Monday.<br />
tnat is says Ho js.noWout on bail at<br />
boast of a first class hotel. Oomo<br />
along this ovening and dino at<br />
tho Hawaiian Hotel and then toll<br />
us whoro you got a better rnonuo.<br />
bettor attondanco und bettor<br />
music. This is what ohic says:<br />
Although Hawaii holds a fair<br />
average of cultured pooplo, it is<br />
tho exception rather than tho<br />
rule to find them as appreciative<br />
as of tho charms Nature<br />
has boforo thorny Tho<br />
Galifornian iB noted the world<br />
over for his fealty to his<br />
State, and his glowing, sometimes<br />
fulsome pioturos of all that belongs<br />
to it. His gonorosity to ''tho<br />
stranger withing tho gates,"<br />
rovorbial. <strong>The</strong> Hawaiian<br />
talks politics, abuses Clovoland,<br />
treats you well if you agree with<br />
him, and advises you to "go to<br />
volcano," which ho has novor<br />
soon. If you are stopping at tho<br />
Hawaiian Hotel, he commiserates<br />
you over your bad choice; if you<br />
are at tho Arlington ho suggests<br />
that you should haye triod tho<br />
Hawaiian. It is unfortunate that<br />
Honolulu'; i unnblo to properly<br />
oncu'EAih na enter co tliu physical<br />
wants of its many .visitors. It<br />
does not possess a first-cla- ss hotol.<br />
We will wait for annexation and<br />
American money to build it.<br />
A Coffee King.<br />
As tho representative of the<br />
Independent was waiting at tho<br />
foot of. tho gangway to go on<br />
board tho Mnnowai , his was<br />
warmly grasped and ho was pprd-ial- ly<br />
nddrossod by Mr. R, V,<br />
Webster, whoso acquaintance he<br />
hod enjoyed for a qunrtor an<br />
hour at tho Bulletin office last<br />
Novomber. Webster is a<br />
wealthy coflbo pluutor of Coylon<br />
and was ashoro horo a<br />
sUamor nt tho time montioned.<br />
Ho takes a lot of intorost in Hawaii<br />
as a rising codeo country,<br />
and was much conccrnod nt tho<br />
report tbat blight was Attacking<br />
tho crop on Hawaii, Mr. Web-sto- r,<br />
who went on by (ho Mono-Wft- i,<br />
dosirod- - bureau to tho Custom Houso.<br />
Formor oxperionco has shewn<br />
that, that tho establishment is<br />
not tho safest dIqco Ohinoso<br />
U,<br />
arrested on a ohargo of signing<br />
tho signature of Lnm Tai Keo to<br />
throo bonds and thereby onabling<br />
throo Ohinoso not on to land<br />
custom<br />
itttlo Asiatics<br />
is of<br />
tolling<br />
oourso uot oxprega opinion<br />
wuenu nawau cannot placed<br />
S100. Should tho evidonco provo<br />
. him guilty wo hopo that tho judgo<br />
I will make an oxnmplo of lnm.<br />
i <strong>The</strong>ro has lately boon too much<br />
I inclination to compromise with<br />
crimo and it is about timo that it<br />
was. stopped.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Paradise.<br />
visitors<br />
sprqad<br />
Editor "Hoogs is to bo highly<br />
coraplimonted on the appearance<br />
constant<br />
of tho Juno number of the Para-di- so<br />
oi tho Pacific. <strong>The</strong> pictures<br />
are unusually clear and protty<br />
and tho text is both interesting<br />
has and instruotivo. Mr.C. A. Dickoy<br />
bocome<br />
has contributed an excollent do- -'<br />
scription of Haleakalo. It is not<br />
olways understood that Haloakala<br />
is really the wonder of<br />
tho<br />
Hawaii. With all duo respect to<br />
Madhmo Polo her dotunct sistor<br />
on Maui has yet grandeur enough<br />
to call forth admiration and awe<br />
ovon if she doesn't spit fire.<br />
John Effi nger makes a very lively<br />
"tramp" and gets poetical when<br />
flro1 rr w ,.-- ThArA in<br />
hand<br />
of<br />
Mr.<br />
from<br />
to be kindly remom-ber- od<br />
to Mr. Joseph Marsdon,<br />
Commissioner of Agrioulture,<br />
Alvina was boing oxeroisod yea-tordn- y<br />
a.<br />
many people, but at the same<br />
time it has not been an un<br />
pleasant surprise to the majority.<br />
We realize of course that<br />
the Cleveland administration<br />
will now have its hands full<br />
and we equally are aware of<br />
the difficulties of the republic<br />
of Hawaii. If the Independent<br />
can be believed the government<br />
is running behind every day.<br />
No government can afford to<br />
do without the<br />
slight inclination on tho editor's,<br />
timo to be political a vice that the<br />
Paradise heretofore has avoided.<br />
Joaquin Mil lor and Captain J. A.<br />
Palmor got roasted mildly liko<br />
poanuta but it is unfortunate that<br />
the pretty issue Bhould bo marred<br />
by an attempt to join . in tho<br />
general hue and cry raisod by tho<br />
"profosjronal"birkers agai isttwo<br />
men who simply published thoir<br />
honest opinions to whch they ore<br />
as entitled us is tho Paradise to<br />
advocate volcanoes coffeb, and<br />
gnava jolly.<br />
New Church.<br />
Tho MotlKd'st Episcopal<br />
Church of Honolulu has been<br />
established under the auspicos of<br />
Bishop Waldon now visiting this<br />
city, Tho promoters nro Honry<br />
Waterhouso, Thoo. Richards, H.<br />
Trogloah, 0. V. Sturdovant, Mr,<br />
Johnson, 0. B, Ripley and F.<br />
Doubo. A church will bo erected<br />
at tho first opportunity and another<br />
stono laid for the funda<br />
mental work of Hawaii's futuro<br />
progross and civilization.<br />
tax-pay- ers being<br />
ready and willing to back<br />
it up and on the ajert to dig<br />
up the necessary wherewiths<br />
and wherefors. To meet the<br />
times we nave, exerted ourselves<br />
and we have found<br />
"baby" that will beat anything<br />
in its line. This "baby" is<br />
sewing machine and it ranks<br />
with the smartest "babies" in<br />
the world. You can sew anything<br />
on it and do it just as<br />
well as on patent steam<br />
foot tramping machine. <strong>The</strong><br />
"Baby" goes by hand and it<br />
fills the ticket every time. To<br />
meet the hard times we have<br />
reduced the price of this infant<br />
"sewer7' and we sell it at $3.!0<br />
piece. Three dollars and<br />
alf doesn't buy "baby"<br />
every day and hardly govern<br />
ment bond, DUt our sewing<br />
machine is there for that small<br />
amount.<br />
We can also recommend<br />
whistle to. you. It is called<br />
the Deyeline Whistle and<br />
devil of whistle it is. It<br />
sounds like syren and it<br />
makes noise enough to scare<br />
away Thomas Square hoodlums<br />
or even mounted police horses.<br />
Our Seymour's trimmers are<br />
the shears called for bv every<br />
household. <strong>The</strong>y are sharp,<br />
cutting and irresistible. Once<br />
used never forgotten especially<br />
if used for scalping purposes.<br />
In all the articles we have<br />
mentioned to-da- CTu.137a<br />
a<br />
a<br />
a<br />
a<br />
a<br />
a<br />
a<br />
a<br />
a<br />
y, we have<br />
been dominated by a sense of<br />
economy. We know that taxes<br />
will go up and for the sake of<br />
our customers prices will have<br />
to go down. Now Whistle or<br />
Trim Sey-mo-re the Baby,<br />
- 4btla., 135 HAS JUST RECEIVED,;<br />
A Complete &.<br />
PROGRAMME.<br />
New Stock<br />
1st --RUNNING RA.0E<br />
Purso $30<br />
1- -4 milo dash for Maui bred<br />
..OF.<br />
Ponies 14 hands and undor,<br />
Catqh weights .<br />
PRESSG-OOB-<br />
2nd-RUN- NING RACE<br />
Purso 150<br />
' 1 mile dash, frao for all<br />
3rd TROTTING and PACING<br />
TO HARNESS<br />
Purso $100<br />
3 minuto olass, lrnilo hoats,<br />
bost 2 in 3<br />
4th 'RUNNING' RACE<br />
Purse 50<br />
1- (Maiden race) -2 milo dnsh<br />
for all Maui bred. Weight<br />
lor ago<br />
5th RUNNING RACE<br />
Purso $50<br />
(Corinthian rdco) 1 mile<br />
dash. Members of tho Association<br />
to rido. Wolter weights<br />
6th RUNNING RACE<br />
Purso $100<br />
1- -2 milo and ropoat for Hawaiian<br />
brod horses<br />
7th RUNNING RACE<br />
Purso $100<br />
3-- 4. milo dash, froo for all<br />
Tho ahovo is subject to uhango<br />
A. N. KEPOIKAI,<br />
Secretary Maui Racing Association.<br />
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Tolophono No. 2dQ.<br />
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Victoria Lawns, Dimities,<br />
India Linons, Nainsooks,- -<br />
Satcons. Cotton Fongces,<br />
Scotch GiiigluuuM,<br />
Hniulkercuiofs, Hosiery,<br />
Ribbons, Luces,<br />
Flowers nnd Feathers,<br />
MAJfiOR MATS<br />
Flannolottes, Coylon Shirting,<br />
Cretonnes. Art Mnsllns, Curtains,<br />
Mosquito Nets, Plain &Twillod Cotton<br />
nd tho eolobrated "MADAPOLA.M8"<br />
For Ladies and Children's Underclothing.<br />
ALSO<br />
<strong>The</strong> Largest S( Best-- .<br />
Selected Stock<br />
In tho Islands of<br />
Suiting, Serges, Trousering, etc..<br />
Sole Agent fof the Popular<br />
pEL gEWflMj ,r<br />
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mfipjfcg,<br />
At Popular Prices.<br />
L. 33. KERR,<br />
PJSBEpiETBfeiPP Queen Street, Honolulu, no.- -tf<br />
fiWfcl MBmi<br />
P. O. Box 207.<br />
LEWIS & CO.,<br />
--<br />
WHOLESALE $ RETAIL<br />
111 Fort Streot, .<br />
FRESH GOODS Continually on tho'woy.<br />
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IOE HOUSE' GOODS A SPEQIALTY<br />
JLGSr'&ZlSr'&SEi<br />
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For Lease or Rent.<br />
Thoso dcsirablo Promises nt<br />
prosont occupied by MRS. P,<br />
Avo-nu- o.<br />
Roonoy, situato at Wildor<br />
A fine residcnoo consisting<br />
of Parlor, ThrooBodrooms, Dining<br />
Eootn, Bath Boom, Storo Room,<br />
Kitchen find Pantry,<br />
Oar-rlag- Sorvants house, Stablo and o<br />
house.<br />
Largo spaciouB grounds planted<br />
with fruit and t rnamontal treoa.<br />
Fruit troes now bearing fruit.<br />
Lima and Lemon TrooB, Alligator<br />
Pour Treoa, otc.<br />
on<br />
Also, a fine largo Pasturngo.<br />
For particulars, apply to N.<br />
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MR. F. J. TURNER,<br />
my27!tf at Lewis & Co.<br />
For Sale of<br />
Ouo Doublo Seat Family Carriage,<br />
Harness and Horso,' very gentle,<br />
Enquire of<br />
Mrs. P. M. ROONEY,<br />
Wilder avenuo noar Piikoi stroet, on<br />
or Mr. TURNER, all<br />
my23 2w at Lewis & Co.<br />
California & Hawaiian Fruit &<br />
Produco Company, opposito R.<br />
R. Dopot, King Street. Every<br />
description of groceries and<br />
dried fruits; and by every stoamor<br />
from San Franoipoo and Vancouver,<br />
loo Houso fruits, frosh<br />
jSalmon, and Oystors.<br />
Tolophono 755. P. O. Box 4<br />
A New Abstract Office<br />
Aa a reault of 15 years oxporionco<br />
in the Abstract Business, I am<br />
proparod to mako Abstracts of<br />
Title in a most thorough, accurate,<br />
and comploto manner and on<br />
short notice<br />
F. W Makinney.<br />
In W. O. Smith's Offico, 318<br />
Fort Street.<br />
myl3.<br />
tho<br />
If you want tho highost grado<br />
Family "Flour on tho Market qsk<br />
A<br />
for Patent Excollant." Manu- and<br />
factured by Novelty Milling Company<br />
Seattle'.<br />
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UIGGO JACOSSEN<br />
Engrosser - and - Illuminator<br />
Pacific Hardwaro Co.<br />
Tolophono 10.<br />
T.<br />
jiollister Drug Co,<br />
523 Fort Stroet.<br />
Wholesale zH Mfit<br />
ANU<br />
Photographic Dealerg<br />
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LARGEST STOCK,<br />
BEST GOODS<br />
fr Lowest Prices LOCAL BREVITIES. AN IMPOSING GEREM0NY.<br />
K<br />
BaBoball this ovoning. Tho Consul Verleye Lead At<br />
Stars and tho Kamschatkas will<br />
Rest.<br />
play.<br />
a<br />
If you nro tired of tho hot anil dusty town,<br />
there In no bettor placo for rest and recuperation<br />
than nt Ilnnlwnl Baths. Smooth bath Tho fuuoral of Mr. Honri Leon<br />
lng beach and flno surf. Wnlkllcl cars pass Vorloyo the popular commis-<br />
tho door.<br />
sioner and consul for Franco,<br />
Sequnh was on interested whoso untimely doath has boon<br />
onoctator in tho Supromo Court lamontod by tho community, took<br />
yostorday morning.<br />
placo ytstordny aftornoon. Tho<br />
funeral was in charge of tho acting<br />
A largo lnvolco of NEW GOODS arrived consul for Franco, Chancellor W.<br />
tho Australia for N S Sachs.<br />
M. GiHnrd and tho ritual toold<br />
For Stylish Millinery, lino Laces and Em-<br />
placo at tho Roman Oatholio<br />
broideries and pretty Wash Materials go to<br />
S. Sachs, 520 Fort street.<br />
Onthodral. All honors woro ox-ten- dod<br />
to<br />
Diamond Hoad.10 p.m.<br />
tho Whoth-o- r<br />
momory of tho lato<br />
hazy, wind light north; stoamor consul. Tho government had<br />
Mokolii arrived.<br />
sent two militiiry companies as an<br />
escort, besides tho band and a<br />
Frank Vida's numerous friends squad of polioo under tho com-<br />
both sexes aro glod to lenrn mand of sonior captain Purker.<br />
that ho is improving and may bo Tho ilorul decorations wore most<br />
around in a fow days.<br />
beautiful. Tho Right Roverond<br />
Johnny Hay ward is simply Fathor Loonor, Vicar-Gener- al<br />
rosting now. Ho will be roady of thcs1) Islands conduetod tho<br />
tho 4th of July ond theh meot sorvices. After tho solemn cero-mo- ny<br />
comors.<br />
at tho church tho proces-<br />
Invitation? aro out for' an<br />
sion was formod and movod to<br />
"at<br />
tho<br />
home" to take plnoo on board tho Catholic cemotory on King Street,<br />
Philadelphia on tho 10th of<br />
whoro tho ronauins of tho deceased<br />
Juno.<br />
Mrs. Captain Cotton will bo the<br />
diplomat will bo kept until in-<br />
hostees.<br />
structions in rognrd to thoir to<br />
removal can bo received' from tho<br />
A prisionor got his foot crushod French government. Tho follow-<br />
yesterday while working on tho ing gontlomon actod ob pall boar-er- s:<br />
roada. Jailor Low appeared iMr. A. S. WMHr, envoy ex-<br />
rapidly on tho scono of tho disastraordinary and minister plenipoter<br />
and conveyod the man to tho<br />
of<br />
tentiary for tho United States of<br />
jail.<br />
America, Mr. A. G. Hawea, H. B.<br />
F. J. Krugcr, practical watchmaker, Cor-<br />
consul-genor- al M's and comner<br />
of Fort and Merchant streets. Repairing<br />
consul-g-<br />
watches a specialty. Tho celebrated missioner; Mr. Ellis Mills,<br />
Wiener<br />
eneral Regulators. Just tho thing for an appropri-<br />
and socrotary of tho<br />
ate present to your friends.<br />
legation of tho Unitod Stutesj Mr.<br />
Shimizu ,<br />
Henry Macfarlano i3 in town<br />
and looking in good health. Ho<br />
reports everything lovoly at the<br />
other side of the island. No filibusters<br />
haYO swooped down on<br />
Ahulimanu butter.<br />
tho<br />
"Z30," Is tho number most frequently<br />
called over the tclcjthouo wires. It rings up<br />
United Uaiuimoe Comimhic'ij stand,<br />
where Superior Hacks with safe and<br />
courteous drivers, aro always to be found,<br />
comploto livery outfit, Including buggies<br />
waggonettes, furnished at tho shortest<br />
notice.<br />
No dinner is compluto without<br />
oysters on shell. Any amount<br />
oan bo had by applying to II. E.<br />
Molntyre who is supplied twioo a<br />
vtouk (Wuiluesiluy uud Saturday)<br />
from Golburn's bods, at Ewa.<br />
Mr. A. V. Gear has resigned<br />
his position as bookkoepor for J.<br />
Wutorhouso. It is roportod that<br />
Mr. Henry Waterhoueo wil havo<br />
charge of tho drygoods business<br />
during tho indisposition of Mr. J.<br />
T. Waterhouso.<br />
Tho famous Albion, beer, from<br />
tho celebrated Albion brewory of<br />
San Francisco, is always on<br />
draught at tho E,rnpiro Qaloon,.<br />
Also ginger brandy rqado from<br />
Jamaica ginger root and brandy.<br />
cures all disorders of th,o Btoinqoh<br />
Consul - General Hawo3 bald a<br />
oonforonco yostorday with Messrs.<br />
Rickard and Walkor in rog id to<br />
tho claims of there gotytlomeu, who<br />
aro now confined as political prisoners<br />
and havo called for British<br />
interforeuco.<br />
i<br />
raylG<br />
Trenoli Dinner.<br />
WRIGHT BROS, Following is tho monu of tho<br />
Fronoh dinner at tho Hawaiian<br />
FORT STREET, Hotel this evening:<br />
noxt to Lucas' Mill<br />
Ships' Blacksmithing,<br />
Carriage Building<br />
and Repairing<br />
Drays, Carts and<br />
Wagon Building<br />
WINDLASSES<br />
For PULLING UP Treeq<br />
oonsul-gonor- al Oysters.<br />
It is very peculiar that when a<br />
now industry is started in this<br />
country tho publio immodiatoly<br />
assumes a suspicious attitudo and<br />
acta as if thero was something<br />
rotton inDoumark. Mr. Colburn,<br />
pushing voting capitalist, has<br />
lately bcon using his oxtonsivo<br />
lands at Poarl Harbor to crcato<br />
oyster bods, and ho has boon ablo<br />
to furnish tho markot horo with<br />
freeh oysters on sholl for sovoral<br />
wooke. If the publio has oppro-o'at- od<br />
tho entorpriao of Mr. Colburn<br />
to cannot atato. Wo only<br />
know that a lot of people who<br />
protend to know 80mething nbout bb<br />
what is good for tho plate look<br />
very sorious and Bay: Cannot boat<br />
"foroign" oyators; tasto" muddy;"<br />
tasto of "limuj" pooh, pooh, pooh!<br />
Tho truth is that tho oystors<br />
are not intended to "beat" foroign<br />
oystors. <strong>The</strong>y arc foroign oysters<br />
and are simply horo to be fattened,<br />
fresho'nedupandfitfor tho markot.<br />
<strong>The</strong> most serious ohargo against<br />
tho oysters has boon that thuy<br />
worogreon, and that fact scared<br />
peoplo who, although "green"<br />
thomsolYes, boliovo that tho vor-da- nt<br />
color is caused by orsonio or<br />
copper. A roferonco to Analoy<br />
for Japan ;<br />
Mr. A. do Souza Odnavarro, consulgeneral<br />
for Portugal, and<br />
of<br />
Mr. F. A. Schaefer, consul for<br />
Italy and dean of tho Consular<br />
corps In Honolulu. Tho onlor of<br />
prooession was;.<br />
Squad of Polico<br />
Undertaker<br />
aro<br />
Right Roverond Fathor Leonor<br />
Hand<br />
Colonel Mo Loan National Guard by<br />
Hoarso<br />
Acting Consul Gitfard and Ohjef<br />
Mourners<br />
Minioloro Hatch ond W. O. Smith<br />
an<br />
Hon. A. S. Ologhorn in carriogo<br />
of Mr. Hawea<br />
Admiral Boardslce<br />
Captain and Qflhjers, of tho TJ. S,<br />
cruiser Philadelphia<br />
H. B. M's Vico Consul<br />
J. R. G. P. Consul is<br />
Cpnsug<br />
Public general.<br />
Messrs. E. Stilts and L'oneJ<br />
Hart aoted as ushers at the Cathedral,<br />
where numerous pooplo<br />
woro in attendance ut thq gorviooB.<br />
MrB. Yerloye arrived at the<br />
church before tho service, but was<br />
esoorted homo by her frionds, who<br />
feared that the pud. occasion<br />
would seriously injure hor already<br />
much impaired health. Colonol<br />
Soper represented, tho. President<br />
at tho ohurch soryico.<br />
" Star" Reporting.<br />
Kind-orgart- Wo roccommond to tho on<br />
on B.jretania stnot to<br />
hiro tho Star court reportov. Tho<br />
childion will thon bo ablo to<br />
Jearn whiit a "misprisoa" (should<br />
it bo a misfit) prisoner is and how<br />
two sots of attorneys can appoar<br />
for the 'pioBeqution' ifl ft hfthoas<br />
corpus oaso. Tho Star repoitor<br />
must bo a second Leonard or in<br />
visible, beoauso Iho only rpoitors<br />
in e8ao woro these f.rqm thp $u<br />
leiin and tho iNnErNDENT who<br />
appoarcd for tho 'misfit' prisoner?<br />
Band Conoert.<br />
no<br />
Hall's interesting artiolo, Oystor<br />
Industry of Now Jersoy will sorvo<br />
bon-viva- convinco our Ecoptical nts<br />
that thoy run no risks<br />
whatever by eating "green"<br />
oysters. Tho articlo in quostion<br />
appeurs in tho official report<br />
tho commissioner on fish<br />
and fishories printed at Washington<br />
1891. In mentioning<br />
'green" oyatois tho author quos<br />
tion. Profossor Nolson, colebrat-edauthorit- y, a<br />
E,<br />
who in a letter to tho<br />
two hading oyster growers of tho<br />
United States, says:"It is natural<br />
pooplo who do not know tho cause<br />
the unusual color should rojeot<br />
green clams or oysters deeming<br />
thorn disease-causin- g. Such per- "<br />
sons mny bo assured, not only on<br />
our authority but on that of every<br />
scientific investigator who has<br />
studied tho subjeot that tho olams<br />
A<br />
wholesome and. of good and<br />
sometimes of suporior quality."<br />
Tho green color is Bimply derived<br />
tho oyster's inclination for<br />
and easy aocos,st to seaweed and<br />
anybody who has watohed a child<br />
painting itself bluo by eating<br />
blnok borries oan understand why<br />
oysetr turns grcon "by eating<br />
"limu."<br />
Sans Souoi.<br />
Whon a strnngor in somo yossel<br />
approaches the coaat of Oahu ho<br />
inolinod to think that ho has<br />
mado a mistiko and thbt tho<br />
Paradise of tho Paoifio must bo<br />
found somewhoro else. But whon<br />
tho Yesdol passes Diamond Head<br />
and the wonderful beauty of<br />
Waikiki moots his oye ho realizes<br />
that ho is near that haven of bliss,<br />
that single spot whioh truly deserves<br />
the namo of Sans Souci<br />
without sorrow.<br />
Tho Chia. of San Francisco<br />
writos a glowing description of<br />
tho hospitality, gayety and<br />
"punch" of Sans Souoi. It is<br />
pleasing to state that George<br />
Lycurgus; mino boat of-th- o plaoo,<br />
is baok again aftor his involuntary<br />
and undeserved imprisonment<br />
in Oahu Prison. Georgo,<br />
the bon-viv- ont A NEW SHIP.<br />
She Plies No Flag, But a<br />
Horse.<br />
Tho hoys on Browor's wharf<br />
will petition tho next Logislatnro<br />
and ask for an not which will<br />
provont ordinary ovoryday grooory<br />
waggons interfering with thoir<br />
trado and floating around trying<br />
to "drivo" pooplo to tho Phila- -<br />
dolphia instead of rowing thorn to<br />
that favorito resort. Tho faots<br />
which havo causod tho troublo aro<br />
follow: Laat eyening the waggon<br />
which carries Ned ImhofPs1<br />
supplios for vessels oamo down to<br />
tho wharf. Tno waggon, tho<br />
horso and tho boy luoky it<br />
wasn't Nod woro all thoro. So<br />
was the wharf. That is for a<br />
little whilo. Tho boy, waggon<br />
and horso wont overboard whilo<br />
backing "up" and thoroaftor thoy<br />
floated in gonoral company. Tho<br />
officer on duty had tho boy rescued<br />
and tho horso was shortly<br />
after hoisted up nnd finally tho<br />
waggon was landed. With exception<br />
of somo damaged harness,<br />
hnrm was dono. But in tho<br />
futuro it is to bo hoped that tho<br />
Humano agont will bo around<br />
and such aquarian cirons bo<br />
stopped in tho futuro.<br />
EpflpifE SiLOOfl<br />
Oornor Nuuanu and Hotel Streets<br />
N, Reqva Managor<br />
Popular Brands of WINES and to<br />
LIQUORS, alwaya on hand<br />
On DiUuoht<br />
of Wujkiki, the<br />
evon pleasant and always friendly<br />
"duko" of Sparta was thrown into<br />
jail for somo novor explained<br />
reasons and his boautiful seasido<br />
roBort was watched and oyed with<br />
suspicion by our vigilant government.<br />
An invitation to leave the<br />
oountry was not acoepted by tho<br />
Grecian hero. Ho now invites<br />
"tho othor crowd" to take advan<br />
tage of tho unique Waikiki mpon-lig- ht<br />
:<br />
HAWAHAN<br />
Baseball ... Association<br />
On Saturday, June<br />
Half and Half, and tho celebrated<br />
Albion " Beer, always frosh and<br />
cool.<br />
Something now Gingor Brandy, A<br />
Famous for its medicinal virtues.<br />
most oxcollent remedy for all<br />
disorders of the stomach, and particularly<br />
indigestion<br />
Jul tf<br />
H- - $ CO.,<br />
Wholesale and Retail<br />
GEOOERS<br />
98 Fort Street, Honolulu<br />
Telophouor 25J P.O. Box 470<br />
iul tf<br />
VIOISTEBR<br />
Building and Loan ilociafcion<br />
<strong>The</strong> regular monthly mooting<br />
will bo held at tho Chamber of<br />
Oommerco on MONDAY EVEN-<br />
ING, Juno 3rd, 1895, at 7:80<br />
o'olook.<br />
SK" Payments ore required in<br />
Gold.<br />
A. V. GEAB,<br />
jul Secretary.<br />
SPECIAJL<br />
Bargain Sale<br />
.A.t A.uotion<br />
I am instruoted by M, S. LEVI<br />
to sell at hiB Fort Stroet Storo, on<br />
SATURDAY Everting<br />
Juno 1st, 1895, at 7 o'olook,<br />
a Largo Assortment of<br />
a-ooiD- is<br />
xDZErsr<br />
Laces, Embroidery, Hosiory,<br />
Underwear, Child's Dresses<br />
Skirts, Towols,<br />
Quills, &c., &o,, &o<br />
This is an oxcollent opportunity<br />
o secure Bargains, aB room must<br />
bo mado for now Roods to arrivo<br />
I<br />
at 3:30 p. m.<br />
VS.<br />
--AT-<br />
Baseball Park.<br />
Admission - - 25 cents,<br />
my 31-2- ts.<br />
AT THE ANCHOE<br />
Oyster Cooktails !<br />
Saiier Brunnen !<br />
Frederiokslmrg Beer I<br />
Straights Mixed Drinks<br />
Of All Kinds and Dost Quality.<br />
SouthwoBt Cornor King & Nuuanu<br />
Streots.<br />
my 31<br />
Central JVTcat JVEarifefc<br />
Love's Building, Nutmnu Bt.<br />
A FIItST CLASS Markot la orcry<br />
respect.<br />
Orders delivered promptlr to all parts of<br />
ho city.<br />
WE8TBR00K& QAKES<br />
Proprietors.<br />
0T Tolephono 164.<br />
May 20-l-f.<br />
"<br />
To Parents, Teaohers,<br />
and Students.<br />
AU wishing to receive Spocial Tuition in<br />
any branoh of Education or desiring to be<br />
spocially proparod for examinations or col- -<br />
ego tho undersigned is well aualiflod to<br />
undortakotho task.<br />
Tonus on application by letter addressed<br />
this offico,<br />
Q. Oarsom Kektok.<br />
May ffl-t- Sequah<br />
Speaks<br />
TO-NIG-<br />
HT<br />
COMElmd<br />
Hear Him<br />
On GROUND at CORNER<br />
JJi<br />
Fort and<br />
Streets<br />
1HE GROUND WILL BE SPECIALLY<br />
LIGHTED BYTIIE<br />
Hawaiian Electric<br />
Company .<br />
Government<br />
f.<br />
FOR RENT.<br />
NICE COTTAGE ON QUEEN<br />
STREET.<br />
Enquire at this office<br />
my 20.<br />
pypfyi<br />
S With and<br />
" Band<br />
IN ATTENDANCE.<br />
ALL and See,<br />
Hear and Judge for<br />
Yourselves.<br />
SEQUAH attonds tho Armory<br />
Hall hotween tho hours of 2 and<br />
4:30 enoh day, except Sundays.<br />
SEQUAH Lectures each<br />
at 7:30 at tho corner of Fort<br />
and Borotania streets.<br />
rr &:<br />
Beretania<br />
Comes<br />
Evon-in- g<br />
JUST RECEIVE<br />
Per S. S. "Australia," a New Line<br />
,.,<br />
J)VI<br />
CORDS to Match.<br />
Chenille iPortieres,<br />
'. Chenille Table Covers,' .<br />
3?lain Cotton Crepes<br />
Evoning Shades;<br />
figured Cotton Crepes<br />
White Cotton Goods<br />
Eoduced from 25c. to 15o. a yard<br />
B. P. EHLERS & CO.<br />
jul tf<br />
Are You Satisfied ?<br />
To have POOR-CHE- AP FURNITURE in your house, that<br />
comes apart and cracks and broaks, and sooner or later goes for<br />
kindling wood.<br />
Ex-B- ark "Martha Davis," We Received the<br />
Largest ihipment of furniture<br />
G50 PACKAGES.<br />
That has ever been Consigned to any One<br />
lIilM on the Islands<br />
"3?3a.e xlces<br />
We will quoto you, will astonish you, especially<br />
if you attompt to buy thom, and ship thorn here<br />
Evorv<br />
A SPECIALTY<br />
description of work in tho<br />
abovo linos performed in a first<br />
class manner, and oxooutod t<br />
short notice,<br />
Wo always Koop a "STOCK OF<br />
WHEELS of overy description on<br />
hand m first olaos season.<br />
Estimates givon on spooifioa-tinn- a<br />
for work in all our linos of<br />
business.<br />
All orders from the othor Islands<br />
will meot with prompt attontlon,<br />
Tolephono 402. P.O. Box 321<br />
my27 tf<br />
Soup<br />
Consommoauxd QvUQnoHo3deYo,l"<br />
ailoa Biquo do nomtra<br />
Hora tV Oeuvros<br />
rotiti Ilouohcr au Crovettos,<br />
Olives<br />
Pol,sson.<br />
Mulot a la Hawaiion<br />
Entroes<br />
Boouf Piquo a la fluhraro<br />
Oatlettos d' Afupan ola Maoodoino<br />
Punoh a la Romatno<br />
Rotsi<br />
Poulard do Palolo au Orosaon<br />
' Cotes do Boeuf<br />
Ham Sauco Ohampngno<br />
Salado<br />
Asporgos, a la ranpaiao<br />
Entromontes<br />
Pnding Glaco a la Doplorants<br />
Crome au Ohooolftto<br />
Gatoaux Yariqor Oorbidles de<br />
Fruitos<br />
Oafo Nolr,<br />
GONSALVES & CO.,<br />
WHOLESALE GHOCER8 AND WINE<br />
MEnOIUNTS.<br />
W5 (Juceu Stmt, Honohm, It. I<br />
Profossor Borger y1 pntorlaln<br />
tno puhjlp this aftornoon with n<br />
concort ntEmmnSquaro beginning<br />
at 4:30 o'clock, Tho following is<br />
thoprPKrannnoi<br />
Maroh.,XJ.,B. S. Philadelphia<br />
Borger<br />
Overture. .Light Cayatry. . , , . .<br />
. i . , . . . . . , . t . t t DUppo<br />
Fantasia, .Princess Air<br />
Olarens<br />
Soleotion . , A Gaiety Girl . . Jones<br />
"Waltz. .Tho Lvrons. . . .Walstonfor<br />
Polka, ,A Good Kiss Cooto<br />
1<br />
Hawaii Ponoi.<br />
and under his algeroba<br />
treos along tho swoot medium of<br />
tho wavos drenm of revolutions,<br />
filibuators or raystorious lights on<br />
tho roof from tho fishormon. Soo<br />
Sans Souci and no don't die but<br />
go to jai',<br />
Ohuroh Services.<br />
second ooNonnaATioN. .<br />
Tho Bomoos of tho .Socond<br />
Oongrogation will bo as<br />
follows:<br />
Morning: Holy Communion,<br />
! TV. 1 TV! !i!<br />
Gaumtoll in E. flat, Hymns 156,<br />
813. Evening: Glorias Morning<br />
ton in E. flat; Magnifioat(<br />
Woodward, in D; Nuno Dimittis,<br />
Gaumloll, in E fUt. Hymns,<br />
18i, 105, 204,<br />
LEWIS J. LEVEY,<br />
mySI 2t Auctioneer<br />
I<br />
S. KIMURA,<br />
Corner Allen and Kokuanaoa sts.<br />
DEALER IN JAPANESE<br />
PROVISIONS.<br />
Mattresses, Lounges and all Upholatorod Furniture, Kopaired at<br />
lloasonablo Kates.<br />
Cabinot Making in all its branohos, by Competent Workraon.<br />
Matting Laid nnd Intorior<br />
Mr. GEO. OKDWAY.<br />
Docorating under tho supervision of<br />
Talnnd<br />
Rttontiop<br />
Orders recoivo special<br />
my4 lm<br />
mySO tf<br />
ORDWAY 8q PORTER,<br />
Robinson Block, Hotel Stroot.<br />
FitKSU Shipment lioceivoa<br />
by Evoroy Stouinor from tho<br />
Orient.<br />
Goods Sold' at Lowots Prioos<br />
Will you'tako adva'ntngd of this fact, If you don't, somo of<br />
your friends will and you will bo surprised to soo how nicely<br />
thoy hayo fitted thoir houses, and at what a small figure.<br />
Oorao and Examine our Stock and Figures.<br />
3ESpaixirLgr
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Notice,,,<br />
CD<br />
CD<br />
accounts duo to tlio Holo-m- ua<br />
Publishing Company must<br />
bo paid, nt once, to '.tho, undersigned<br />
managor at bis office in<br />
the Independent oflioe, on Koku-auaoa<br />
Stroet, Honolulu. , ,<br />
EDMUND NoiUUE,<br />
;<br />
Honolulu, Muy'8. 1895. tf.<br />
J. A. MARTIN.<br />
Agont for tho Daily<br />
U "InDIH'KNDKNT.<br />
iiilo, Hawaii my 13.<br />
PANTHEON SALOON,<br />
FORT AND HOTEL STB,<br />
Ileadanarters EntcrDrisc Brew Co,<br />
THK- -<br />
Largost Consignment of Boer<br />
. Noxt to Marino Railway. Bath<br />
thftt,pvor arrived boro, now<br />
on Draught<br />
J. DODD, Trop'r<br />
Aloha Bath House.<br />
ing suits on hand. Patrons<br />
brought free from tug-bo- at whnrf<br />
on telephoning No. 585, Furn- -<br />
islidd rooms to let on the premises.<br />
Mrs, J. H, RErsT,<br />
my<br />
15-l- m<br />
Jas. F. Morgan.<br />
AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BROKER<br />
No, 15 Queen Street.<br />
Expert vApprniflomont' of Real<br />
Estalo and Furniture,<br />
n3lm<br />
E B, THOMAS,<br />
Contractor and Builder<br />
t& ESTIMATES GIVEN on All Kinds of<br />
fetonc. Brick nnd Woodwork.<br />
Klni; street. my3<br />
. ROBERT QKIEVE.<br />
'Book and Job Printer<br />
Morohant Stroolj Honolulu, H. I.<br />
Over Hawaiian Nows Company's<br />
.Bopk Storo. my 13.<br />
'<br />
J. PHILLIPS,<br />
Plumber and Tin Roofer.<br />
71 King Street,<br />
Honolulu, II. I.<br />
CITY DRAYAQE Co.<br />
W; F, SHARRATT, Managor<br />
Stand adjoining H. Hackfeld &<br />
Co., Fort. street. General Carting<br />
and Drayago Business dono.<br />
m7tf<br />
WM.<br />
Notary Public, Typewriter<br />
AND COLLECTOR.<br />
Offic e: Ove i Goldon Rulo Buzaar<br />
my 13<br />
(Successor to Cbas.CIIammcr.)<br />
HURNE S<br />
King and Fort Streets,'<br />
, , ,<br />
is prepared to manufacture all kinds and<br />
grades of Iland-mad- o Harness at short notlco<br />
Lowest of Trices forJCash.<br />
Alirwork guaranteed to bo satisfactory<br />
leaving tho sbop<br />
Merchants' Exchange<br />
S. I. SHAW, Proprietor,<br />
Our. King ,and N'uuinu Streets. Hoiolula<br />
Choice Liquor.'andlFine Beer<br />
BELIr TELEPHONE 401.<br />
l--I. G B1ART.<br />
' (Formerly with Wcnncr b CO)<br />
Jeweler and Watshmaer,<br />
615 Fort Stroot,<br />
Hawaiian Jewelry t<br />
and Diamond Setting<br />
, A SPECIALTY,<br />
SOUVENIR SPOONS at very low prices.<br />
KSPDon't torgct tho number SIS Fort<br />
btrcet.<br />
May 18,<br />
fHlTi AM<br />
iS2ia<br />
MANUFACTURING JEWELER ?<br />
WATCHMAKER<br />
KUKUl' JEWELRY A SPECIALTY.<br />
igy Particular Attention paid o all kinds<br />
oirTltEfAlits,<br />
Oampbcjl Block, Merchant )3trcot<br />
my3<br />
-- J. P. RODRIGUES,<br />
M!orclia.xxt Tailor<br />
Fort.Street, Old Masonic Building, next<br />
to L. J. Levey's Auction Room.<br />
ME<br />
GOODS, nnd a GOOD<br />
FIT GUARANTEED.<br />
CLEANING aud REPAIRING<br />
COURTRECORD.<br />
Argument in the Habeas<br />
Corpus Case.<br />
Two Judicial Dioisions and<br />
Two Chiminal Sentences.<br />
D. Summora, a negvo, wastriod<br />
on Woduesdny for burglary by<br />
tho following jury: Thomas<br />
"Wright, F. T. P. Watoihouso, ,T.<br />
A. Lylo, Jas. L. MoLoan, S. B.<br />
Rose, E A. Molnerny, Jamos<br />
Turbort, N. P. Jucobson, J. J.<br />
Lookor, 0. W. Gray, H. F.<br />
Wioh-ma- n<br />
anil 0. B. Huston. Deputy<br />
Attortloy Goncral Robortson for<br />
prosecution; Kaulnkou for<br />
dofon-da- nt.<br />
Tho specific ohargo waB<br />
breaking and ontoring tho workshop<br />
of Thomas Hollinger on<br />
Ootobor23, 1892. Sum mors was<br />
tho only witnosa in his own bo- -<br />
half. After being out eight minutes<br />
tho jury roturnod a unanimous<br />
rordiot of guilty. Mr. Ea-uluk- ou<br />
gave notico of motion for<br />
a new trial. Yostorday Judgo<br />
Cooper sentenced defondant to<br />
two yoars at hard labor and to<br />
pay costs $18 50.<br />
Bonto Iguaoio was tried beforo<br />
Judgo Cooper for assault and<br />
battory on Manuol Pimonteo, tho<br />
following boing tho jury: J. J.<br />
Looker, Tlios. Wright, H. P.<br />
Wiohman, J. M. Tracy, E. A.<br />
Molnerny, 0. W. Gray, F. T. P.<br />
Watorhouso, J. Lucns, S. B.Roso,<br />
S.Roth, W. W.Hall and 0.<br />
Bosse. J. L. Kaulukou for tho<br />
prosecution, and defondant conducted<br />
his own dofeuse. A. verdict<br />
of not guilty, throo dissolving,<br />
was returned.<br />
J. W. Carrol was brought up<br />
for assault and battery with dangerous<br />
weapon on Pokina on<br />
February 5, 1895. Robortson for<br />
prosecution; Kaulukou for defendant<br />
tbo dofondant's pload-in- g<br />
guilty, ho was sentenced<br />
to 21 hours imprisonment at hard<br />
labor and to pay a fiuo of $100<br />
without costs.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Supromo Court by Juatioo'<br />
Frear has rendored a unanimous'<br />
opinion on the bill for partition<br />
of almolelua and others vs. Ka-anb- u<br />
and others. It sustains tho<br />
dooroo of tho Circuit Court for<br />
piaintiffs. Tho luw points ostub-lish- ed<br />
aro as follows:<br />
"Parol ovidunco is admissiblo<br />
to identify and looito tho land<br />
desoribi'd in a deed, but not to<br />
oxtond tho operation of tho deed<br />
to laud not embraced in its descriptive<br />
words,<br />
"Moro failure on tho part of<br />
tho owner of hind to objeot to ils<br />
possession and improvement by<br />
others doos not estop liim from<br />
claiming tho land", titlo being of<br />
rocord and ho having dono<br />
nothing to induce n boliof that ho<br />
had no title.<br />
"<strong>The</strong> act of an agent doos not<br />
estop his principal unloss done<br />
within tho scopo of his authority,"<br />
Aohi for plaintiffs; Hartwolf for<br />
defendants.<br />
In the case of T. L, Huyseldon<br />
vs. Wahirioaea (w), ojectmont, tho<br />
Supromo Court by Chief Justico<br />
Jruid has rendered a unanimous<br />
dooiBi'on. <strong>The</strong> caso was tried in<br />
October, 1892, beforo Ghiof<br />
Justioo Judd, whon tho "mixod<br />
iurv uisacroeci. it wes irioci<br />
again boforo Judge Frear in the<br />
Circuit Court in February, 1893,<br />
wh'on tho jury found for the de<br />
fondant, three dissonting. In<br />
1898 the S'tpiomo Court<br />
ordered a now trial, and<br />
tho caso was tried by Judgo<br />
Cooper in tho Cirouit Court in<br />
May, 1894. Again tho jury ro-turnrd<br />
a verdict for defendant,<br />
two dissonting, Tho caso' came<br />
up beforo tho Supremo Court on a<br />
writ of error sued out by plantiff<br />
last Novombor. Both partios<br />
floncht to establish titlo from<br />
a will probated in 18G7. Tho<br />
Qnpromo Court puts a difloront<br />
construction on tho will from that<br />
dono by tho courts that had<br />
triod tho onto, and after reviewing<br />
tho whole matter at longth<br />
deoides:<br />
"Tho whole caso ontitles tho<br />
Court to rovorso tho vordfot and<br />
judgment and to ordor judgment<br />
for tho plaintiff, non obstante<br />
veredicto', which is done accordingly.''<br />
Tho law points laid down aro<br />
as follows:<br />
llWI.iw. n rlnvlan ia nf (1 Mlfilf<br />
I UU1U (t UV11IIV M w vv<br />
two porsons, and it is uncortain<br />
which half lot was intonded for<br />
ono and which for tho other, they<br />
aro tenants in common of tho<br />
whole pioco.<br />
"A deed by W., a grantee of<br />
ono of tho dovisoos, of tho southeastern<br />
division of tho wholo pioce,<br />
dcaoribing itjby metos and bounds,<br />
and declaring tho northwostorn<br />
division os tho lot belonging to<br />
K., tho othor dovisoo, boing<br />
spread on tho registry of dsods,<br />
is a public declaration upon<br />
whioh tho gruuteos of K. could<br />
rely, andjW. is<br />
donying that tho<br />
cstoppod from<br />
lot declared in<br />
hor deed as belonging<br />
K's.<br />
to K. waB<br />
"Whon tbo facts aro ostablishod<br />
it is for tho Court to find whother<br />
thoy oreate an estoppel."<br />
Tho land in question is a lot in<br />
tho block in Honolulu, bounded<br />
by Mililani, Merchant, Richards<br />
and Queen stroots, but doos not<br />
abut upon any streot. Plaintiff<br />
inherited tho land from the father,<br />
tho lato Hon. W. M. Gibson.<br />
0. W. Ashlord and Cooil Brown<br />
for plaintiffs; J. Nawahi for<br />
nts.<br />
Judgtcont in tho District Court<br />
has boon recorded in tho Clerk's<br />
oflico of tho Judiciary Department<br />
for S39.80 in tho suit of John Ena<br />
against J. Kalnikau.<br />
Habeas Corpus.<br />
xuo supreme uourt was in<br />
Try thorn, thoy oxcol the fro<br />
dono in First-clas- s style lot ot a pieoo oi lanu 10 oavu. oi( zon onos.<br />
?ny9<br />
aes-sio- u<br />
yostorday morning and listened<br />
to tho arguments iri tho caso<br />
of Jonah (Cupid) Kalaniauaole,<br />
Who potitions for roleaso from<br />
prison undor writ of hubeaa corpus.<br />
Tho caso, whioh is of vast<br />
interest, has boon watched by all<br />
partios and classes of tho community.<br />
When officer McGurn<br />
opened tho court after tiro arrival<br />
of Chief Justice A. F. Judd and<br />
Justices BicWton and Frear, a<br />
large assembly had gathered,<br />
Tho large ccurt room was used<br />
for tho occasion. Prince Oupid,<br />
who looked in good health, was<br />
presont with Jailor Low, who is<br />
tho respondent in tho cast. Mr.<br />
Paul Neumann appoars for tho<br />
petitioner and Messrs. Hartwoll<br />
,and Thurston for tho respondent.<br />
Also presont were Attorney-Go- noral<br />
W. O. Smith, Minister<br />
Hatch, W.R.Oaatle, A. W. Carter,<br />
W. N. Armstrong, Jas. Kaulia,<br />
Judgo Hart, Judgo Whiting,<br />
Arthur Brown, Alex. Robertson,<br />
Sir Robort Honon, a number of<br />
strungors, and also sevoral ladits.<br />
Mr. Neumann oponod tho argument<br />
in a short and masterly address.<br />
He was followed by Mr.<br />
Hartwoll. In tho afternoon Mr.<br />
Thurston opened his address,<br />
which will close this morning,<br />
whon Mr. Neumann will oloso tho<br />
argument. Briefs will then bu<br />
submitted und n decision bo look-o- d<br />
for noxt noek.<br />
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"<br />
OF THE<br />
r tfj<br />
Annual Meeting<br />
Hawaiian Jockey Club<br />
CT-uir- 11,<br />
1895- -<br />
OfELcial Programme.<br />
Racos to Conimonco nt<br />
10 A.M. sharp.<br />
TT""<br />
1st BICYCLE RACE.<br />
Prize, Gold Modal, valued at $20. Entrance<br />
foe SI. 50; 1 milo dash, free for all.<br />
2nd BICYCLE RACE.<br />
Prize, Gold Modal, valued at $30. En<br />
tranco loo $1.50; 5 milo dash, froo for all<br />
3rd HONOLULU PURSE, $200.<br />
Running raoo; $ milo dash, froo for nil.<br />
4th --MERCHANTS PURSE $200.<br />
Trotting and pacing to harnoss; 2:40olas3.<br />
Milo heats, beat 3 in 5, freo for all.<br />
5thPONY RACE PUSEIOO.<br />
1 m''o dash, for all Ponios 14 hands or<br />
uuder (Will bo run botweon heats of<br />
No. 4 )<br />
Gth ROS1TA CHALLENGE CUP, $250 addod.<br />
Running race; 1 mile dnsh, froo for all.<br />
Winner ofCup to beat rocord of ngio A<br />
(1.45J) and recoivo $50 extra.<br />
7th -- KAPIOLANI PARK PURSE, $250,<br />
Trotting and pacing to Harness. Milo<br />
boats, best 3 in 5, froo for all.<br />
8th OCEANIC S. S. CO.'S. CUP, $150 addod.<br />
Running raoo, 4 milo dash, Hawaiian<br />
bred.<br />
9th KALAKAUA CUP PURSE, $150.<br />
Running race; 1 milo dash for Hawaiian<br />
bred horses owned by mombors of tho Club<br />
Winnor of Cup to rocovie 100 in liou of<br />
sarao.<br />
'<br />
i .7.<br />
Cup becomes tho propaity of porson winning,<br />
it twi'co. Should tho por3on who has won it<br />
onco and again this mcoting, he will recoivo in<br />
liou of Gup $100, 'together with $150 addod.<br />
Winnor of Cup first timo will recoivo $15'J and<br />
credit for ono race,<br />
10th HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB PURSE,<br />
$150.<br />
2:50 olas9, milo heats best 2 in 3, freo for all.<br />
CUP, $150<br />
added<br />
Euuuing raoo, 1 milo lnsh, fi'oi for all.<br />
All entries nro to bo made with .tho Soorotary<br />
beforo Thmsday, Juno Gth, 1895. Entranoo,Xeos<br />
to bo 10 por cent, of Purso, unless othorwiso<br />
speoifiod.<br />
All racos to bu run or'ti'ottod undor tho rulos<br />
of tho Hawaiian Jookoy Club,<br />
All horses ore oxpootod to start unloss withdrawn<br />
by 9 o'olock.A, m. on Juno 10th, 1895.<br />
Gonera'l Admission 50 conts<br />
Grand Stand (Extra) 50 conts aud 1 dollar<br />
Carriages (insido of course) oaoh $2.50<br />
Quarter Strotoh badges 5.00<br />
S. G, WILDER,<br />
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.<br />
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Look at the.:Above<br />
It roprosonts tho WAGGON noodod by every man who attends to<br />
buatnosa. or is bont on plonsuro, I Soil thcao Waggons with or with<br />
out Tops, and I can guarantoo that thoy will .give full satisfpotion.<br />
Tho Oarriago is light, but solid, and it combines all tho virtuos of a<br />
plonsuro and bnsinoss Wnggon. .<br />
You will novor got tirod of riding in ono of thorn, arid your horeo<br />
will nover got tired of pulling it.<br />
<strong>The</strong>so Waggons aro faahionablo. and used overywhoro in tlio Ur.itod<br />
Statos. You oan go to a funoral in it, or drivo your girl around, or<br />
even appear on tho raco traok and boat rocorda. If over you try one,<br />
you will novor ubo any othor stylo.<br />
my 29<br />
Clarence W. Macfarlane,<br />
Solic Aqknt for tho Hawaiian Islands