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Vol. I. USTo. &&. Honolulu, H. I. Saturday, June 1, 1895. ,5 Ots.
THE INDEPENDENT
ISSUED EVERY MOUNINO EXCEPT
SUNDAY, HY
TJjb IqdepBndBqt Aooialiion
Cotnor Allon A Kckttauaoa Street ne.tr
Custom House, Honolulu, II. I4
DANIEL LOGAN, Editor.
Ilcslding on Alakea Slreot in Honolulu.
Subscription. :R,a,tes
Por month 5 7C
For 3 monllis in ndvauco - 00
Por 1 year in advance.-- . 8 00
Thepapor is dolivorcd by carriers in tlio
town and Buburbs.
AdvortlsomontH published at reasonable
rates. Spocial terms for yearly nnd half
yearly contracts.
D.H.LEWIS,
Business MannRor.
jj. p. Sertelmann,
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AND
Ti.o undersigned has hi
' foimorbusinoss ob
'CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
nnd is now ready to rocoJvo all orders in
his line.
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Eellraats on Now Buildings or on Job
promptly made. Anybody desiring to build
n few IIouso or to repair an old, will do
v oil in calling around and gotting figures.
All work will bo dono in tho most satisfactory
manner. Numorous references as
o tho quality of work done in the past.
II. P. Bertelmajw,
88 KiugJJstroet, Honolulu.
May 13.
HopMu Ifoq Woifkg
Company
BOILERS, COOLERS, BRASS
..and LEAD CASTINGS,
v. .
und Mnchinory of ovory description
mado to ordor. ,
Particular attention paid to
Ships' Blacksraithing.
Job Work oxocuted on tlio
shortest notice.
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- MID-OCEA- N
Milliard Parlors
.. . CORNER. .
"' lotol and Nuuanu Sts.
CIGARS and TOBACCO
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0. GRAEF,
Proprietor,
Honolulu Carriage Manufactory
1 ' ,
V, Wi WRIGHT, Pkophietoh
' (Successor to 0, YoBt).
PAnnuoB nuiLniNO aw hepajrjnh,
w All Orders flom tho Qtlior Islands in the
Carriage Rulldlnar, Trimming and Painting
Lino will Meet with I'rompt Attention.
Blacksmlthlng In All Its Various Branches
Done. P. 0. Box 821, Nob. K8 and 130
Fort Street,
The HihMmMhA
; SHIPPING
ARRIVALS.
Friday, Mny 81.
Stmr, J A Cummins, Noilson,
from Windward Oahu.
StmrKauni, SmytliOjfrom Kauai
Rov Sttnr Lehua, Mncauloy,
from a oruiso.
Sttnr Mokolii, McGregor, from
Molokni.
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Saturday, Juno 1st.
Stmr Iwalani, Freoman, from
Kauai .
DEPARTURES.
StmvWG Hall. Simerson, for
Maui and Hawaii.
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Sob Robt Searlo, Pjltz, for
Port Gamble. ('l'
Bk Arohor, Calhoun, for San
Francisco.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
Per stmr Kinau From tho Volcano
J. G. Kramers, S, J. Ooxj
C. Kaiser; Way ports: Rov 0 W
Hill and wife, Rov Ostrbm and
wifo, Rev S L Desha, Rov S G
Sugiynmn, Rov D Snsakur'y, S W
Kokuowa, Rov D Kahooio, Rov 0
M Kamkawiwoolo, Rov J Knlino,
Rov S K Kamakahiki, Rov F W
Damon, 0 MoLennan, C Koolling,
J Wilcox, T W Groig, L Siobeck-p- r,
Miss M-- Wight, F Northrup,
W Moraborg, C F Horner and
wifo, SNowloin, Mrs Geo Smithies
G P Wilder, and 81 deck.
Per W G Hall: Julian D
Hayno, H R Hitchcook & wifo
Mrs Cornelia Koobolo, Miss
Proscott, S Lszaro, Dr Lindloy,
Mrs Pryant, Mr Rodnnot &. wife,
0 D Millor, Mrs Monsarrat,
Aknni, AUuin ami 67 cleok.
Por Bk Arohor: H B Atkins,
Mrs Wm White, Miss Notta
Bruns.
Por Iwalani: Mr Cornish.
QAliaOES
Por stmr Kinau 4529 bags
s"gar, 191 bags pntatoos, 20 bags
corn, 41 cases Pine Apples, 189
hidos, 2 horses, 209sheop, G bales
wool, 121 pkgs sundries.
Per Iwalani; 1380 bags sugar.
ClaUpPECMCio.
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BA,flCER,S.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
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I
D fefrW EXCHANGE
on' Tun
Principal Parts of tho World,
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Transact --
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and .
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n Genera Banking,
Business.
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ING fi Co.
Ieal Estate Dealers
503tFortst. , near Kinfl
BUILDING LOTS,
HOUSES nnd LOTS,
und LANDS FOR SALE
Parties wishing to disposo of
thoir 'properties, aro invited to
call on us.
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PIONEER STEAM CANDY
FACTORY and BAKERY.
F HORN.
Practical Confectioner and Bakor,
No 71 Hotol Streot.
my 20: ' ' '
J. K. KAULIA '
Attorney At Law.
Corner Quoeu and Nuuanu Stroots.
my 20.
' ALLEN & EOBINSON.
- Doalors in Lnmbor and Coal
nnd Building Materials of all
kinds. Quoon Stroot, Honolulu.
GONSALVES & CQ..
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND WINE
MERCHANTS.
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S25- yuccn Street, Honoluhi, II. I
The SINGER Received
54 First Awards for Sewing Machines
and Embroidery Work
at tlio World'o Fair, OhionRO, Il.,
being tho largest number of award,
obtained by any Exhibitor, and
moro than doublo tho number
giyon to all other Sewing Machines
B. Berqerson.
myr tf Bothol st., Honolulu.
NOTICE.
The Undersigned has bren
appointed under full powers of
attoxnoy to aot for
Win. V. Dimond and Mrs. (Jarrio
H. Dimond of Honolulu, and
Hoiiry Dimond of San Francisco.
JOS. 0. CARTER,
Honolulu, May 20, 1895,
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Plants for Sale
- ' J. H. BOYD
Offers for SALE at his Residenco
on Wnikiki road, opp. Sunny
South, a choico lot of
Plants & Palms
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WRIGHT BROS.
FORT STREET,
next to Lucas' Mill
Ships' Blacksmithing,
Carriage Building
and Repairing
Drays, Carts and . .
Wagon Building
WINDLASSES
For PULLING UP Treea
A SPECIALTY
Evory description of work in tho
abovo lines performed in u first
class manner, and eooutod at
short notice,
Wo always Koqp a STOCK OF
WHEELS of ovory dosoription on
hand in first aloss season.
Estimates givon on specifications
for work in all our lines of
business,
All orders from tho othor Islands
will meet with prompt attontion,
Tolophono 402. P.O. Box 321
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN TOUT.
SS Australln. llomllctto
Ilk Martlia Davln, Soulo,
.San Francisco
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U 8 V 8 I'hllfldolplila Cotton 8an rronclsco
Sch Norma Clnston I) 0
Ilk Sumatra Berry Illlo
8cU Transit, Jorgcnscu San Francisco
Die Coryphcno
Ilk Aldcn Ucsso
" W II Dimond
Nowcastlo N.8.W.,
l'otter PortBlakcly
Nllson San Francisco
Bktn 8 N '
Castlo Hubbard San Froncseo
" Morning Star Garland Ituk
ScU Itobcrt Lowers Ooodmnn San Franclsc
Scbr Alice Oooko '
Sblp Helen Brewer;
Fcnhallow
Mahanoy
flan Fran
Now York
Am bk SO Allen
" Modoc
Thompson
Bjncli
Ban Fran
NoWcastle
cbr Carrier Dovo
BkODJJryant
Brandt
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Newcastle
.FOUEIUN VESSELS EXPECTED.
From Salhd
BkEdwordMay New Yerk March 10
8 8 Mlowcra Vancouver May ai
' Australia 8su FranC'Isco
" Arawa Byduey " 23
Am bk Annlo Johnson, for Illlo
BkMirtha Davis "
Sch Jeunlu Wani Mabukona
STEAMER TIME TABLE
FOR 1895
DUE AT HONOLULU.
FROM ,
China China and Japan. .. .May 20
Miowora Vancouver May 2--
Australia San Francisco May 27
Arawa Colonics May 20
Warrimob ' Colonics Juno 1
City Poking !nn Francisco ..... .Juno 1
Mariposa H an Francisco Juno 0
Coptio China pud Japan. . . .June 17
Australia San Francisco Juno 21
Wurrimoo Vancou vor Juno 2 (
Abmoda Colonies : . .Jnno 27
Miowora Colonios , July 2
Arawa Han Francisco July 4
Coptio San Francisco July 10
Australia San Francisco July 1C
City Peking China and Japan. . July 17
Miowora "Vancouver , . July 2--
Mariposa Colonies . . . . July 25
iictavi' iwswiOjmr,UT.iT
FOR
China San Francisco May 20
Miowora Colonics May lit
Arawa . San Fjancisoo May SO
Warriuioo Vaucouvor Juno 1
City Peking China and Japan.. Juno 1
Australia San Francisco .... Juno 3
Mariposa Colonios Juno 6
Coptio San Francisco .... Juno 17
Australia Sau Francisco .... Juno 24
Warrimoo Colonios.... Juno 24
Alameda San Francisco June 27
Miowera Vonoouvor. July 2
Arawa Colonics July 4
Coptio China aud Japan,. July 10
City Poking Sau riancisoo .... July 17
Australia San Tranclsco . . .. July 20
Miowera 0 Ionics July 2
Mariposa San Francisco July 25
My. 13.
LAND FOR SALE.
TWO ACRES IN FEE SIMPLE at
Kopaakca, 3 wilos from town, just at the
rise-o-f Kamoillili hill in close proximity to
John Ena's underground lalto.
Splendid sito or a Sulrailmn residonee.
For particulars, iuquito of F. J. IEsTA, '
327, King Stroet. May 25th. tf
F. J. TESTA.
8EAHCI1EU OF RECORDS. COLLECTOR.
Translator In English and llaw allan. Real
Estato Agent, Copyist, Typowilter, Stamp
Dealer, Purchasing, Commission and Advertising
Agout, etc, etc.,
t37" Any business entrusted to him wil
bo punctually Mid promptly attended to, as
4(1 as all matters conlldentlal. Hawaiian
collodion a speciality.
t-- nfflnn. Kn. H27. Killer St.. Hin fnnnnr
private- olllco of E. 1). Thomas. Tlio olllcu of
tho natlvo nowsnaper iwv maivaaunaha is
in tho olllco In tho rear under the samo rOol
WING WO TAI &, CO
No 25 Nuuanu Stroot
Honolulu, II, I,
Commission Moobant, Importers and
Sealers in General Merchandise, fino Manila
Cigars, Ohinaso ana Japanoso Oroakery-wav-
Mnttinas.' Vasos ol all kinds, Cam.
pnorwood Trunks, Rattan OluNrs, A lino
aosortmont of Dresi Silks, choicest Brands
of Chinese and Japanoso Teas of Latest Importations.
fotr Ingpoctlqn Q( New Goods respect
fully BoHoltoil
Bell Tol. 200, P.O. Box 158
OOEAJSJTO
Steamship Co.
fGSWtSiSSf
Austaliaii Mail Service.
Fir S1H FHiHCISCO;
Tho New and Flue Al Steel Steamship
ABAWA,
JDf 1he Oceanic Steamship Company will be
due at Honolulu from Sydney aud Auckland
on or about
May 30fch,
And will leave for tho abovo port with Mils
and Passengers on or about that date.
For SYDNEY and AUCKLAND;
Tho New and Fhio Al Steel 8tcamblp
Of tho Oceanic Seamsh'lp Company will bo
duo at Honolulu from San Francisco on or
about.
vJuno 6th,
And will have prompt despatch with Mails
and Passengers for the above ports.
Tho undersigned aro now prepared
to Issue
Tlrongli Tickets to all Points In tie United states
For further particulars regarding Freight or
Passage apply to
"vyM. a. iRwnsr & co. Ltd.
Gonorau nijoma
my 13 tf
VTAnnicili
ttLUO 10115(1 in Co.
Time Table
Xiocal Hiino
S. 8.'A.USTHA.1LIA.
Arrivo Honolulu Loavo Honolulu
from S. F. for 8. F.
May.27..' Juno3
Juno 21 Juno 24
July 15 July 20
Aug. 0..; , Aug. 14
Sopt 2 Sopt.7
Bopt 30 Oct 2
Oct 21 Oq27
Nov 15 ,....Nov20
Through. Line- -
From San Frauoisco From Sydnoy for
for Sydnoy. San Francisco.
AUniVK HONOLULU LEAVE nANOLULU
Mariposa, ., .JuuoO Arawa May 3o
Arawa July 4 Alameda. ..Jnno 27
Alameda Aug. 1 Mariposa., ..July 25
Mariposa i i Aug .! Arawa. . . , , Aug. .--
Arawa Sont. CO Alumoda. ..Sept. 10
Alumeda Oct. 24 Mariposa. .Oct. 17
my 13th.
OOJUA.N10
Steamship Co.
por an ppancisco
THE Al STEAMSHIP
AUSTRALIA
Will LEAVE Honolulu for tho
abovo port on
M!onday9 Juno 3rd.
at 4 o'olook p.m.
rho unclocaiguod nro now pro-paro- 'd
to ibsuo Through. Tiokots
from this Oity to all points in tho
United States
For furthor partioulara regarding
froight or pnssngo. apply to
WM. G. IRWIN & 00. L'd.
Gonornl Agents,
my 10
MKMhiFdHHhy
TELEPHONE 03
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H. E. MclNTYRE & BRO.,
IMPORTERS AND
Groceries, Provisions & Feed
Now Goods Kecoirod by Evory PaokoUrom tho Eastoru Stales and Europe
mtESH - CALIFORNIA - PRODUCE - BY - - EVERY - STEAMER.
All Ordors faithfully attondod
ISLAND ORDEMS0UCITp
Part of tho
EAST COItNEIl FOIIT
fO
DEALERS IN
to and Goods Delivered to any
City FKEE,
THE
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KlNO'STBEEXo ;
.'J. S. WALKER
QspBEL iqENT
P. 0. BOX 145J
SATlWAOnwiGWIUKTKID
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HWIH IsLfiDS
ROYAL INSURANCE' COMPANY, '
LIVERPOOL,
ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OP LONDON,'
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ALL ANOE MARINE & GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OPLONDON
SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. :
WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURG- - GENERAL INSURANCE CO,
NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. CO., MILWAUKEE,
SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA,
LIFE, FIRE and MARINE 1USKS,
TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES.
TL. in . -t -
avuuuib 4 v. Ol'iWSOKnjJO'BrioOK- -
I-Iorses,
Cattle,
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UUn j
DR. POTTIE'S ' '
Celebrated Australian
REMEDY- -
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THE ONLY MEDICINE FOR ' '
fc3h.eep, '
and Poultrv
Pigs, JDpgs
A nccestary thlnB for Plantations and Ranches without any vctcrluary within reach A
Remedy that U easily and readily administered, and with plain Instructions on each bottle.
A compiclioiiBlvo and neat pamphlet explaining symptoms of diseases and tho
Ihrongh
treatment
these remedies will ho mailed on application, One .oracdy will not cure all
othor patent medicines claim to do. . "!.
For full particulars In regard to tlio virtues ol Dr, Pottle's celebrated, Australian Remedy
Apply to
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P.O. Box 480.
O. W. Maclarlane,
Solo Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands
FOUND
The Cheapest Place
on the Islands to
Buy New & Second-Han- d
FURNITURE f
500RNER OF
King & Nuuanu Sts.
.IS
AND
AT THE...
Telephone 245
Mutual
Honolulu
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TpE IflDEpEMDEHT.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1895,
Observations.
The government is really
to be congratulated on its enterprise
push and economy The
workmanship displayed in the
erection of a wall around the
pumping plant defies descrip
tion. The amount of bricks
daily laid by Mr. Howell's 'men
would puzzle an arithmetician.
It is rumored that the wall is
to bo the size of the Eiffel
tower. If so we will suggest
to the great superintendent to
put on one more workingman.
If not we fear lie won't bo
around when the wall is finished.
or worse than this. Prom the
streot he can walk directly into
the profession of the law, dis-- "
rogarding oven the formulae
of matriculation or graduation.
It is possible for us to enter
any one of the 'learned professions'
with no learning whatever.
In fact, in many of our
States, it requires no more preparation
to be admitted to the
bar than to be admitted to the
sawbuck. Fortunately, admission
.to either on those terms
carries with it no prestige or
social elevation whatever. But
the danger in the one case is
greater than in the other. Tho
inefficient lawyer may work
the ruin of interests entrusted
f I
'hm w:
W-
to him. Tho ignorant physician
is more dangerous than
the ptague. Tho incompetent
wood sawyer lianas only the
wood pile. A large part of our
criminal records is devoted to
legal and medical malpractice.
In other words, our bulk of
crimo is swollen by robbery
and murder committed under
the guise of professional assist- -
ance. When the protessions
cease to be Open wide to adventurers
and thieves, they
will rise to something of their
professional dignity. Incom
potent professional service is
always robbery. Moreover,
the politicians of each country
are, for the most part, its
lawyers. Our lawyers are our
IMPORTERS OF
Tho statement mado in sovpral
papers that tho body of Mr.
Vorleyo, tho Frouoh Commissioner
and Oonsul-Gonor- al,
. would bo
carried away from horo on tho
Australia and that Mrs. Vorleyo
would le.ivo in tho same vessel, is
erroneous. No disposition will
ho made of tho remains, beyond
dopositing thorn at tke comctory,
until instruotions from Franoo nro
JEm - GOOJDS
and .
Cracker
Groceries, Feed Stuffs, &c
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roooived. Mis. Vorleyo, who vrns
confined a fow months ngo and is
still in vory tloliaate health, has
Forged
boon tho guest of Mrs. Onnavarro, his
. - . M
the wifo of tho l'ortugucso Uliarge' Generni SUKKc8ts that the Chinese
d'.Aflftiros, niid roturncd to nor bureau of immigration Rhould
homo lost Wednesday. Tho lady bo jomoved to his office. It is
will remain horo for tho presont Btated ftt tho flamo timo tlint tt,0
nnd nwuit communications from prcsellt 8ystom wbikB well and
the Fronoh Govoriimont and tho V
t, no fororioH t..i.0 niQ00 ii0,0.
rolatious of hor much lamonted Vn nrn 4 nnA i,ni;ov n.nt,
husband. Mr, W. M. Giffard, tho Ul0rfl j8 a Rreut doal of bond
chancellor, hns taken chargo of
in(1Hng going on nnd vo don't
tho Fronoh Legation and will per-- 1
In last iroport tho Collector- -
think tbnt tho coramunlty hns
form tho duties portaining to tho nny roomm.'to advooato or, ngreo
offico until a suoco3sur of tho lato ii. rnrOP ,n niilnPqA
sa'ddlo'
ao a trottor and not as a
horse. It is protty euro
that she will bo ontored in tho
2:50 oluaa.
Bonds.
Lionel Hart is alright again.
Hfl will pitoh this afternoon and
I look protty and lion gl as oyor
SPECIALTIES
mwe
Jimly 5opie$
Mai 29, S95,
Economy is the watch
word. Government and private
concerns alike are interested
in solving financial ques
tions. The killing of the Income
Tax in the United States
has been a. surprise party to
Tho Hawaiian Hardware Co, Ltd.
Opposite Dprokcla Block,
0OV xroxcv (SJTjaaaxrr.
THEO..H. DAVIES & CO., limited.
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"White- - Bros.
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Cement -
Corrugated Iron Boofliia1
"Water Proe ; -
galvanized cU ft
" Paints and Oils
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:Roche Harbor Lime
C. and C. Plour
Hay, Gh?ain, etc., etc.. etc.
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amam
nsnnsrmHC
Annual Meeting
Maui-:-Hati- ng
OF THE
Association
L
KERR
DIRECT iMroRTr.n.s or
European & American
DwQb&
' David Starr Jordan is tho
first Presidont of the Leland
Staiifprd Junior University of
writer some for the inefficiency of
eminence and recognized
educator. Presidont Jordan
contributed to the Forum for
May an article entitled "Pettifogging
Law Schools and an
Untrained Bar." Tho whole
article is too long for these
columns, so we make pertinent
extracts, as follows: "But with
all this, the professional school
of America, have not taken
their part, in the University
development. It has been said
of the American law schools,
for example, that 'they are the
weakest and therefore the
worst to be found in.any civi
lized country.' Broadly speaking,
and taking out some half
dozen notable exceptions (not
so many nor so notable as they
should be), this statement cannot
be denied. In Europe,. professional
training is in general
education. It iB rulers, and we can never hope
to see our States well governed
until its lawyers are well train
t i) i e T 1 i
ea. much oi jrresiuent
Jordan's article applies with
great fprco here, as the most of
our lawyers have the same
training that American lawyers
have. If all signs do not fail
in dry weather wo have to pay
California, a of a govern
a
ment composed largely of
lawyers. In closing, President
Jordan says: "The Fates
charge compound interest on
every human blunder, and they
have their own way at last.".
Poor Hawaii I" , Jt
His Answer.
Tho following is Mr. Francis M.
Hatch's answer to Mr. "Willis in re
recall of Thurston: .
Department of Foreign Affairs.
Honolulu, May 3d, 1895.
Sin: Referring to our interview
of tho, 30th ultimo in which you
intimate that tho President of tho
United States would be pleased if
tho Hawaiian Minister at Washington
should ho reoallod, for
personal reasons, and upon which
occasion you read to me a
not so in America.
It is here rather a 'practical
short cut' by which uneducated
or ineducable men
are helped to the rewards of
knowledge and skill with tho
least possible Ions of time. It
is' true, as President Eliot has
said, that into an American
law-scho- ol any man "can walk
from the street." But in most
of the States he can do better
dis-pnt- oh
from tho Socrotary of State
to yoursolf on tho subject dated
orwurtry- - Commissioner ib appointed. Mr.
Qiffurd is a knmaaina hero; he
lrns-fouiavi
out wuToli had
boon sent to Japan by mistake, 1
have tho honor to inform you:
That. Mr. Thurston is now in
Hawaii and will not return to tho
post of Hawaiian Minister at
Washington.
I rogrot extremely that tho
prosonoe in Washington of tho
lato Minister is no longor agree
ablo and that the mattors to
ferrod to by the Secretary of
State should have bcon considered
of sufficient gravity to call for tho
notion takon.
I havo tho honor to he, with tho
highest consideration, Sir,
Fiunois M. Hatch,
Ministor of Foroign Affairs.
Mn. Albert S. Willis,
U. S. Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary.
A Gorreotion.
r sovoral yoara filled tho position
as chancellor to tho Fronoh for
Legation, and is tho managor of bonda or 1)nssportB. Jon Sou a
tho grc.it nrjQ ot w. lrwin to wonknown ohinamann has boon
Co.
Some Truth.
titled
to pass tho houso and
Tho San Francisco ohic is .got- -' foatoring thomsolves illegally on
ting ciioeky. xtio witty th;8 already with over
shoet is actually beginning to' mpod commnnity. Tho ciso
us and what worse 'cugod man on whoso caso wo
nasty- - little truths. It do nn
makes one mistake though and wU ftr in Court on Monday.
tnat is says Ho js.noWout on bail at
boast of a first class hotel. Oomo
along this ovening and dino at
tho Hawaiian Hotel and then toll
us whoro you got a better rnonuo.
bettor attondanco und bettor
music. This is what ohic says:
Although Hawaii holds a fair
average of cultured pooplo, it is
tho exception rather than tho
rule to find them as appreciative
as of tho charms Nature
has boforo thorny Tho
Galifornian iB noted the world
over for his fealty to his
State, and his glowing, sometimes
fulsome pioturos of all that belongs
to it. His gonorosity to ''tho
stranger withing tho gates,"
rovorbial. The Hawaiian
talks politics, abuses Clovoland,
treats you well if you agree with
him, and advises you to "go to
volcano," which ho has novor
soon. If you are stopping at tho
Hawaiian Hotel, he commiserates
you over your bad choice; if you
are at tho Arlington ho suggests
that you should haye triod tho
Hawaiian. It is unfortunate that
Honolulu'; i unnblo to properly
oncu'EAih na enter co tliu physical
wants of its many .visitors. It
does not possess a first-cla- ss hotol.
We will wait for annexation and
American money to build it.
A Coffee King.
As tho representative of the
Independent was waiting at tho
foot of. tho gangway to go on
board tho Mnnowai , his was
warmly grasped and ho was pprd-ial- ly
nddrossod by Mr. R, V,
Webster, whoso acquaintance he
hod enjoyed for a qunrtor an
hour at tho Bulletin office last
Novomber. Webster is a
wealthy coflbo pluutor of Coylon
and was ashoro horo a
sUamor nt tho time montioned.
Ho takes a lot of intorost in Hawaii
as a rising codeo country,
and was much conccrnod nt tho
report tbat blight was Attacking
tho crop on Hawaii, Mr. Web-sto- r,
who went on by (ho Mono-Wft- i,
dosirod- - bureau to tho Custom Houso.
Formor oxperionco has shewn
that, that tho establishment is
not tho safest dIqco Ohinoso
U,
arrested on a ohargo of signing
tho signature of Lnm Tai Keo to
throo bonds and thereby onabling
throo Ohinoso not on to land
custom
itttlo Asiatics
is of
tolling
oourso uot oxprega opinion
wuenu nawau cannot placed
S100. Should tho evidonco provo
. him guilty wo hopo that tho judgo
I will make an oxnmplo of lnm.
i Thero has lately boon too much
I inclination to compromise with
crimo and it is about timo that it
was. stopped.
The Paradise.
visitors
sprqad
Editor "Hoogs is to bo highly
coraplimonted on the appearance
constant
of tho Juno number of the Para-di- so
oi tho Pacific. The pictures
are unusually clear and protty
and tho text is both interesting
has and instruotivo. Mr.C. A. Dickoy
bocome
has contributed an excollent do- -'
scription of Haleakalo. It is not
olways understood that Haloakala
is really the wonder of
tho
Hawaii. With all duo respect to
Madhmo Polo her dotunct sistor
on Maui has yet grandeur enough
to call forth admiration and awe
ovon if she doesn't spit fire.
John Effi nger makes a very lively
"tramp" and gets poetical when
flro1 rr w ,.-- ThArA in
hand
of
Mr.
from
to be kindly remom-ber- od
to Mr. Joseph Marsdon,
Commissioner of Agrioulture,
Alvina was boing oxeroisod yea-tordn- y
a.
many people, but at the same
time it has not been an un
pleasant surprise to the majority.
We realize of course that
the Cleveland administration
will now have its hands full
and we equally are aware of
the difficulties of the republic
of Hawaii. If the Independent
can be believed the government
is running behind every day.
No government can afford to
do without the
slight inclination on tho editor's,
timo to be political a vice that the
Paradise heretofore has avoided.
Joaquin Mil lor and Captain J. A.
Palmor got roasted mildly liko
poanuta but it is unfortunate that
the pretty issue Bhould bo marred
by an attempt to join . in tho
general hue and cry raisod by tho
"profosjronal"birkers agai isttwo
men who simply published thoir
honest opinions to whch they ore
as entitled us is tho Paradise to
advocate volcanoes coffeb, and
gnava jolly.
New Church.
Tho MotlKd'st Episcopal
Church of Honolulu has been
established under the auspicos of
Bishop Waldon now visiting this
city, Tho promoters nro Honry
Waterhouso, Thoo. Richards, H.
Trogloah, 0. V. Sturdovant, Mr,
Johnson, 0. B, Ripley and F.
Doubo. A church will bo erected
at tho first opportunity and another
stono laid for the funda
mental work of Hawaii's futuro
progross and civilization.
tax-pay- ers being
ready and willing to back
it up and on the ajert to dig
up the necessary wherewiths
and wherefors. To meet the
times we nave, exerted ourselves
and we have found
"baby" that will beat anything
in its line. This "baby" is
sewing machine and it ranks
with the smartest "babies" in
the world. You can sew anything
on it and do it just as
well as on patent steam
foot tramping machine. The
"Baby" goes by hand and it
fills the ticket every time. To
meet the hard times we have
reduced the price of this infant
"sewer7' and we sell it at $3.!0
piece. Three dollars and
alf doesn't buy "baby"
every day and hardly govern
ment bond, DUt our sewing
machine is there for that small
amount.
We can also recommend
whistle to. you. It is called
the Deyeline Whistle and
devil of whistle it is. It
sounds like syren and it
makes noise enough to scare
away Thomas Square hoodlums
or even mounted police horses.
Our Seymour's trimmers are
the shears called for bv every
household. They are sharp,
cutting and irresistible. Once
used never forgotten especially
if used for scalping purposes.
In all the articles we have
mentioned to-da- CTu.137a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
y, we have
been dominated by a sense of
economy. We know that taxes
will go up and for the sake of
our customers prices will have
to go down. Now Whistle or
Trim Sey-mo-re the Baby,
- 4btla., 135 HAS JUST RECEIVED,;
A Complete &.
PROGRAMME.
New Stock
1st --RUNNING RA.0E
Purso $30
1- -4 milo dash for Maui bred
..OF.
Ponies 14 hands and undor,
Catqh weights .
PRESSG-OOB-
2nd-RUN- NING RACE
Purso 150
' 1 mile dash, frao for all
3rd TROTTING and PACING
TO HARNESS
Purso $100
3 minuto olass, lrnilo hoats,
bost 2 in 3
4th 'RUNNING' RACE
Purse 50
1- (Maiden race) -2 milo dnsh
for all Maui bred. Weight
lor ago
5th RUNNING RACE
Purso $50
(Corinthian rdco) 1 mile
dash. Members of tho Association
to rido. Wolter weights
6th RUNNING RACE
Purso $100
1- -2 milo and ropoat for Hawaiian
brod horses
7th RUNNING RACE
Purso $100
3-- 4. milo dash, froo for all
Tho ahovo is subject to uhango
A. N. KEPOIKAI,
Secretary Maui Racing Association.
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Tolophono No. 2dQ.
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Victoria Lawns, Dimities,
India Linons, Nainsooks,- -
Satcons. Cotton Fongces,
Scotch GiiigluuuM,
Hniulkercuiofs, Hosiery,
Ribbons, Luces,
Flowers nnd Feathers,
MAJfiOR MATS
Flannolottes, Coylon Shirting,
Cretonnes. Art Mnsllns, Curtains,
Mosquito Nets, Plain &Twillod Cotton
nd tho eolobrated "MADAPOLA.M8"
For Ladies and Children's Underclothing.
ALSO
The Largest S( Best-- .
Selected Stock
In tho Islands of
Suiting, Serges, Trousering, etc..
Sole Agent fof the Popular
pEL gEWflMj ,r
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mfipjfcg,
At Popular Prices.
L. 33. KERR,
PJSBEpiETBfeiPP Queen Street, Honolulu, no.- -tf
fiWfcl MBmi
P. O. Box 207.
LEWIS & CO.,
--
WHOLESALE $ RETAIL
111 Fort Streot, .
FRESH GOODS Continually on tho'woy.
- SatisfactionrnylOtf
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IOE HOUSE' GOODS A SPEQIALTY
JLGSr'&ZlSr'&SEi
-- Foil-
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Steamship Line.
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For Lease or Rent.
Thoso dcsirablo Promises nt
prosont occupied by MRS. P,
Avo-nu- o.
Roonoy, situato at Wildor
A fine residcnoo consisting
of Parlor, ThrooBodrooms, Dining
Eootn, Bath Boom, Storo Room,
Kitchen find Pantry,
Oar-rlag- Sorvants house, Stablo and o
house.
Largo spaciouB grounds planted
with fruit and t rnamontal treoa.
Fruit troes now bearing fruit.
Lima and Lemon TrooB, Alligator
Pour Treoa, otc.
on
Also, a fine largo Pasturngo.
For particulars, apply to N.
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MR. F. J. TURNER,
my27!tf at Lewis & Co.
For Sale of
Ouo Doublo Seat Family Carriage,
Harness and Horso,' very gentle,
Enquire of
Mrs. P. M. ROONEY,
Wilder avenuo noar Piikoi stroet, on
or Mr. TURNER, all
my23 2w at Lewis & Co.
California & Hawaiian Fruit &
Produco Company, opposito R.
R. Dopot, King Street. Every
description of groceries and
dried fruits; and by every stoamor
from San Franoipoo and Vancouver,
loo Houso fruits, frosh
jSalmon, and Oystors.
Tolophono 755. P. O. Box 4
A New Abstract Office
Aa a reault of 15 years oxporionco
in the Abstract Business, I am
proparod to mako Abstracts of
Title in a most thorough, accurate,
and comploto manner and on
short notice
F. W Makinney.
In W. O. Smith's Offico, 318
Fort Street.
myl3.
tho
If you want tho highost grado
Family "Flour on tho Market qsk
A
for Patent Excollant." Manu- and
factured by Novelty Milling Company
Seattle'.
my22 lm
UIGGO JACOSSEN
Engrosser - and - Illuminator
Pacific Hardwaro Co.
Tolophono 10.
T.
jiollister Drug Co,
523 Fort Stroet.
Wholesale zH Mfit
ANU
Photographic Dealerg
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LARGEST STOCK,
BEST GOODS
fr Lowest Prices LOCAL BREVITIES. AN IMPOSING GEREM0NY.
K
BaBoball this ovoning. Tho Consul Verleye Lead At
Stars and tho Kamschatkas will
Rest.
play.
a
If you nro tired of tho hot anil dusty town,
there In no bettor placo for rest and recuperation
than nt Ilnnlwnl Baths. Smooth bath Tho fuuoral of Mr. Honri Leon
lng beach and flno surf. Wnlkllcl cars pass Vorloyo the popular commis-
tho door.
sioner and consul for Franco,
Sequnh was on interested whoso untimely doath has boon
onoctator in tho Supromo Court lamontod by tho community, took
yostorday morning.
placo ytstordny aftornoon. Tho
funeral was in charge of tho acting
A largo lnvolco of NEW GOODS arrived consul for Franco, Chancellor W.
tho Australia for N S Sachs.
M. GiHnrd and tho ritual toold
For Stylish Millinery, lino Laces and Em-
placo at tho Roman Oatholio
broideries and pretty Wash Materials go to
S. Sachs, 520 Fort street.
Onthodral. All honors woro ox-ten- dod
to
Diamond Hoad.10 p.m.
tho Whoth-o- r
momory of tho lato
hazy, wind light north; stoamor consul. Tho government had
Mokolii arrived.
sent two militiiry companies as an
escort, besides tho band and a
Frank Vida's numerous friends squad of polioo under tho com-
both sexes aro glod to lenrn mand of sonior captain Purker.
that ho is improving and may bo Tho ilorul decorations wore most
around in a fow days.
beautiful. Tho Right Roverond
Johnny Hay ward is simply Fathor Loonor, Vicar-Gener- al
rosting now. Ho will be roady of thcs1) Islands conduetod tho
tho 4th of July ond theh meot sorvices. After tho solemn cero-mo- ny
comors.
at tho church tho proces-
Invitation? aro out for' an
sion was formod and movod to
"at
tho
home" to take plnoo on board tho Catholic cemotory on King Street,
Philadelphia on tho 10th of
whoro tho ronauins of tho deceased
Juno.
Mrs. Captain Cotton will bo the
diplomat will bo kept until in-
hostees.
structions in rognrd to thoir to
removal can bo received' from tho
A prisionor got his foot crushod French government. Tho follow-
yesterday while working on tho ing gontlomon actod ob pall boar-er- s:
roada. Jailor Low appeared iMr. A. S. WMHr, envoy ex-
rapidly on tho scono of tho disastraordinary and minister plenipoter
and conveyod the man to tho
of
tentiary for tho United States of
jail.
America, Mr. A. G. Hawea, H. B.
F. J. Krugcr, practical watchmaker, Cor-
consul-genor- al M's and comner
of Fort and Merchant streets. Repairing
consul-g-
watches a specialty. Tho celebrated missioner; Mr. Ellis Mills,
Wiener
eneral Regulators. Just tho thing for an appropri-
and socrotary of tho
ate present to your friends.
legation of tho Unitod Stutesj Mr.
Shimizu ,
Henry Macfarlano i3 in town
and looking in good health. Ho
reports everything lovoly at the
other side of the island. No filibusters
haYO swooped down on
Ahulimanu butter.
tho
"Z30," Is tho number most frequently
called over the tclcjthouo wires. It rings up
United Uaiuimoe Comimhic'ij stand,
where Superior Hacks with safe and
courteous drivers, aro always to be found,
comploto livery outfit, Including buggies
waggonettes, furnished at tho shortest
notice.
No dinner is compluto without
oysters on shell. Any amount
oan bo had by applying to II. E.
Molntyre who is supplied twioo a
vtouk (Wuiluesiluy uud Saturday)
from Golburn's bods, at Ewa.
Mr. A. V. Gear has resigned
his position as bookkoepor for J.
Wutorhouso. It is roportod that
Mr. Henry Waterhoueo wil havo
charge of tho drygoods business
during tho indisposition of Mr. J.
T. Waterhouso.
Tho famous Albion, beer, from
tho celebrated Albion brewory of
San Francisco, is always on
draught at tho E,rnpiro Qaloon,.
Also ginger brandy rqado from
Jamaica ginger root and brandy.
cures all disorders of th,o Btoinqoh
Consul - General Hawo3 bald a
oonforonco yostorday with Messrs.
Rickard and Walkor in rog id to
tho claims of there gotytlomeu, who
aro now confined as political prisoners
and havo called for British
interforeuco.
i
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Trenoli Dinner.
WRIGHT BROS, Following is tho monu of tho
Fronoh dinner at tho Hawaiian
FORT STREET, Hotel this evening:
noxt to Lucas' Mill
Ships' Blacksmithing,
Carriage Building
and Repairing
Drays, Carts and
Wagon Building
WINDLASSES
For PULLING UP Treeq
oonsul-gonor- al Oysters.
It is very peculiar that when a
now industry is started in this
country tho publio immodiatoly
assumes a suspicious attitudo and
acta as if thero was something
rotton inDoumark. Mr. Colburn,
pushing voting capitalist, has
lately bcon using his oxtonsivo
lands at Poarl Harbor to crcato
oyster bods, and ho has boon ablo
to furnish tho markot horo with
freeh oysters on sholl for sovoral
wooke. If the publio has oppro-o'at- od
tho entorpriao of Mr. Colburn
to cannot atato. Wo only
know that a lot of people who
protend to know 80mething nbout bb
what is good for tho plate look
very sorious and Bay: Cannot boat
"foroign" oyators; tasto" muddy;"
tasto of "limuj" pooh, pooh, pooh!
Tho truth is that tho oystors
are not intended to "beat" foroign
oystors. They arc foroign oysters
and are simply horo to be fattened,
fresho'nedupandfitfor tho markot.
The most serious ohargo against
tho oysters has boon that thuy
worogreon, and that fact scared
peoplo who, although "green"
thomsolYes, boliovo that tho vor-da- nt
color is caused by orsonio or
copper. A roferonco to Analoy
for Japan ;
Mr. A. do Souza Odnavarro, consulgeneral
for Portugal, and
of
Mr. F. A. Schaefer, consul for
Italy and dean of tho Consular
corps In Honolulu. Tho onlor of
prooession was;.
Squad of Polico
Undertaker
aro
Right Roverond Fathor Leonor
Hand
Colonel Mo Loan National Guard by
Hoarso
Acting Consul Gitfard and Ohjef
Mourners
Minioloro Hatch ond W. O. Smith
an
Hon. A. S. Ologhorn in carriogo
of Mr. Hawea
Admiral Boardslce
Captain and Qflhjers, of tho TJ. S,
cruiser Philadelphia
H. B. M's Vico Consul
J. R. G. P. Consul is
Cpnsug
Public general.
Messrs. E. Stilts and L'oneJ
Hart aoted as ushers at the Cathedral,
where numerous pooplo
woro in attendance ut thq gorviooB.
MrB. Yerloye arrived at the
church before tho service, but was
esoorted homo by her frionds, who
feared that the pud. occasion
would seriously injure hor already
much impaired health. Colonol
Soper represented, tho. President
at tho ohurch soryico.
" Star" Reporting.
Kind-orgart- Wo roccommond to tho on
on B.jretania stnot to
hiro tho Star court reportov. Tho
childion will thon bo ablo to
Jearn whiit a "misprisoa" (should
it bo a misfit) prisoner is and how
two sots of attorneys can appoar
for the 'pioBeqution' ifl ft hfthoas
corpus oaso. Tho Star repoitor
must bo a second Leonard or in
visible, beoauso Iho only rpoitors
in e8ao woro these f.rqm thp $u
leiin and tho iNnErNDENT who
appoarcd for tho 'misfit' prisoner?
Band Conoert.
no
Hall's interesting artiolo, Oystor
Industry of Now Jersoy will sorvo
bon-viva- convinco our Ecoptical nts
that thoy run no risks
whatever by eating "green"
oysters. Tho articlo in quostion
appeurs in tho official report
tho commissioner on fish
and fishories printed at Washington
1891. In mentioning
'green" oyatois tho author quos
tion. Profossor Nolson, colebrat-edauthorit- y, a
E,
who in a letter to tho
two hading oyster growers of tho
United States, says:"It is natural
pooplo who do not know tho cause
the unusual color should rojeot
green clams or oysters deeming
thorn disease-causin- g. Such per- "
sons mny bo assured, not only on
our authority but on that of every
scientific investigator who has
studied tho subjeot that tho olams
A
wholesome and. of good and
sometimes of suporior quality."
Tho green color is Bimply derived
tho oyster's inclination for
and easy aocos,st to seaweed and
anybody who has watohed a child
painting itself bluo by eating
blnok borries oan understand why
oysetr turns grcon "by eating
"limu."
Sans Souoi.
Whon a strnngor in somo yossel
approaches the coaat of Oahu ho
inolinod to think that ho has
mado a mistiko and thbt tho
Paradise of tho Paoifio must bo
found somewhoro else. But whon
tho Yesdol passes Diamond Head
and the wonderful beauty of
Waikiki moots his oye ho realizes
that ho is near that haven of bliss,
that single spot whioh truly deserves
the namo of Sans Souci
without sorrow.
Tho Chia. of San Francisco
writos a glowing description of
tho hospitality, gayety and
"punch" of Sans Souoi. It is
pleasing to state that George
Lycurgus; mino boat of-th- o plaoo,
is baok again aftor his involuntary
and undeserved imprisonment
in Oahu Prison. Georgo,
the bon-viv- ont A NEW SHIP.
She Plies No Flag, But a
Horse.
Tho hoys on Browor's wharf
will petition tho next Logislatnro
and ask for an not which will
provont ordinary ovoryday grooory
waggons interfering with thoir
trado and floating around trying
to "drivo" pooplo to tho Phila- -
dolphia instead of rowing thorn to
that favorito resort. Tho faots
which havo causod tho troublo aro
follow: Laat eyening the waggon
which carries Ned ImhofPs1
supplios for vessels oamo down to
tho wharf. Tno waggon, tho
horso and tho boy luoky it
wasn't Nod woro all thoro. So
was the wharf. That is for a
little whilo. Tho boy, waggon
and horso wont overboard whilo
backing "up" and thoroaftor thoy
floated in gonoral company. Tho
officer on duty had tho boy rescued
and tho horso was shortly
after hoisted up nnd finally tho
waggon was landed. With exception
of somo damaged harness,
hnrm was dono. But in tho
futuro it is to bo hoped that tho
Humano agont will bo around
and such aquarian cirons bo
stopped in tho futuro.
EpflpifE SiLOOfl
Oornor Nuuanu and Hotel Streets
N, Reqva Managor
Popular Brands of WINES and to
LIQUORS, alwaya on hand
On DiUuoht
of Wujkiki, the
evon pleasant and always friendly
"duko" of Sparta was thrown into
jail for somo novor explained
reasons and his boautiful seasido
roBort was watched and oyed with
suspicion by our vigilant government.
An invitation to leave the
oountry was not acoepted by tho
Grecian hero. Ho now invites
"tho othor crowd" to take advan
tage of tho unique Waikiki mpon-lig- ht
:
HAWAHAN
Baseball ... Association
On Saturday, June
Half and Half, and tho celebrated
Albion " Beer, always frosh and
cool.
Something now Gingor Brandy, A
Famous for its medicinal virtues.
most oxcollent remedy for all
disorders of the stomach, and particularly
indigestion
Jul tf
H- - $ CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
GEOOERS
98 Fort Street, Honolulu
Telophouor 25J P.O. Box 470
iul tf
VIOISTEBR
Building and Loan ilociafcion
The regular monthly mooting
will bo held at tho Chamber of
Oommerco on MONDAY EVEN-
ING, Juno 3rd, 1895, at 7:80
o'olook.
SK" Payments ore required in
Gold.
A. V. GEAB,
jul Secretary.
SPECIAJL
Bargain Sale
.A.t A.uotion
I am instruoted by M, S. LEVI
to sell at hiB Fort Stroet Storo, on
SATURDAY Everting
Juno 1st, 1895, at 7 o'olook,
a Largo Assortment of
a-ooiD- is
xDZErsr
Laces, Embroidery, Hosiory,
Underwear, Child's Dresses
Skirts, Towols,
Quills, &c., &o,, &o
This is an oxcollent opportunity
o secure Bargains, aB room must
bo mado for now Roods to arrivo
I
at 3:30 p. m.
VS.
--AT-
Baseball Park.
Admission - - 25 cents,
my 31-2- ts.
AT THE ANCHOE
Oyster Cooktails !
Saiier Brunnen !
Frederiokslmrg Beer I
Straights Mixed Drinks
Of All Kinds and Dost Quality.
SouthwoBt Cornor King & Nuuanu
Streots.
my 31
Central JVTcat JVEarifefc
Love's Building, Nutmnu Bt.
A FIItST CLASS Markot la orcry
respect.
Orders delivered promptlr to all parts of
ho city.
WE8TBR00K& QAKES
Proprietors.
0T Tolephono 164.
May 20-l-f.
"
To Parents, Teaohers,
and Students.
AU wishing to receive Spocial Tuition in
any branoh of Education or desiring to be
spocially proparod for examinations or col- -
ego tho undersigned is well aualiflod to
undortakotho task.
Tonus on application by letter addressed
this offico,
Q. Oarsom Kektok.
May ffl-t- Sequah
Speaks
TO-NIG-
HT
COMElmd
Hear Him
On GROUND at CORNER
JJi
Fort and
Streets
1HE GROUND WILL BE SPECIALLY
LIGHTED BYTIIE
Hawaiian Electric
Company .
Government
f.
FOR RENT.
NICE COTTAGE ON QUEEN
STREET.
Enquire at this office
my 20.
pypfyi
S With and
" Band
IN ATTENDANCE.
ALL and See,
Hear and Judge for
Yourselves.
SEQUAH attonds tho Armory
Hall hotween tho hours of 2 and
4:30 enoh day, except Sundays.
SEQUAH Lectures each
at 7:30 at tho corner of Fort
and Borotania streets.
rr &:
Beretania
Comes
Evon-in- g
JUST RECEIVE
Per S. S. "Australia," a New Line
,.,
J)VI
CORDS to Match.
Chenille iPortieres,
'. Chenille Table Covers,' .
3?lain Cotton Crepes
Evoning Shades;
figured Cotton Crepes
White Cotton Goods
Eoduced from 25c. to 15o. a yard
B. P. EHLERS & CO.
jul tf
Are You Satisfied ?
To have POOR-CHE- AP FURNITURE in your house, that
comes apart and cracks and broaks, and sooner or later goes for
kindling wood.
Ex-B- ark "Martha Davis," We Received the
Largest ihipment of furniture
G50 PACKAGES.
That has ever been Consigned to any One
lIilM on the Islands
"3?3a.e xlces
We will quoto you, will astonish you, especially
if you attompt to buy thom, and ship thorn here
Evorv
A SPECIALTY
description of work in tho
abovo linos performed in a first
class manner, and oxooutod t
short notice,
Wo always Koop a "STOCK OF
WHEELS of overy description on
hand m first olaos season.
Estimates givon on spooifioa-tinn- a
for work in all our linos of
business.
All orders from the othor Islands
will meot with prompt attontlon,
Tolephono 402. P.O. Box 321
my27 tf
Soup
Consommoauxd QvUQnoHo3deYo,l"
ailoa Biquo do nomtra
Hora tV Oeuvros
rotiti Ilouohcr au Crovettos,
Olives
Pol,sson.
Mulot a la Hawaiion
Entroes
Boouf Piquo a la fluhraro
Oatlettos d' Afupan ola Maoodoino
Punoh a la Romatno
Rotsi
Poulard do Palolo au Orosaon
' Cotes do Boeuf
Ham Sauco Ohampngno
Salado
Asporgos, a la ranpaiao
Entromontes
Pnding Glaco a la Doplorants
Crome au Ohooolftto
Gatoaux Yariqor Oorbidles de
Fruitos
Oafo Nolr,
GONSALVES & CO.,
WHOLESALE GHOCER8 AND WINE
MEnOIUNTS.
W5 (Juceu Stmt, Honohm, It. I
Profossor Borger y1 pntorlaln
tno puhjlp this aftornoon with n
concort ntEmmnSquaro beginning
at 4:30 o'clock, Tho following is
thoprPKrannnoi
Maroh.,XJ.,B. S. Philadelphia
Borger
Overture. .Light Cayatry. . , , . .
. i . , . . . . . , . t . t t DUppo
Fantasia, .Princess Air
Olarens
Soleotion . , A Gaiety Girl . . Jones
"Waltz. .Tho Lvrons. . . .Walstonfor
Polka, ,A Good Kiss Cooto
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Hawaii Ponoi.
and under his algeroba
treos along tho swoot medium of
tho wavos drenm of revolutions,
filibuators or raystorious lights on
tho roof from tho fishormon. Soo
Sans Souci and no don't die but
go to jai',
Ohuroh Services.
second ooNonnaATioN. .
Tho Bomoos of tho .Socond
Oongrogation will bo as
follows:
Morning: Holy Communion,
! TV. 1 TV! !i!
Gaumtoll in E. flat, Hymns 156,
813. Evening: Glorias Morning
ton in E. flat; Magnifioat(
Woodward, in D; Nuno Dimittis,
Gaumloll, in E fUt. Hymns,
18i, 105, 204,
LEWIS J. LEVEY,
mySI 2t Auctioneer
I
S. KIMURA,
Corner Allen and Kokuanaoa sts.
DEALER IN JAPANESE
PROVISIONS.
Mattresses, Lounges and all Upholatorod Furniture, Kopaired at
lloasonablo Kates.
Cabinot Making in all its branohos, by Competent Workraon.
Matting Laid nnd Intorior
Mr. GEO. OKDWAY.
Docorating under tho supervision of
Talnnd
Rttontiop
Orders recoivo special
my4 lm
mySO tf
ORDWAY 8q PORTER,
Robinson Block, Hotel Stroot.
FitKSU Shipment lioceivoa
by Evoroy Stouinor from tho
Orient.
Goods Sold' at Lowots Prioos
Will you'tako adva'ntngd of this fact, If you don't, somo of
your friends will and you will bo surprised to soo how nicely
thoy hayo fitted thoir houses, and at what a small figure.
Oorao and Examine our Stock and Figures.
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bo paid, nt once, to '.tho, undersigned
managor at bis office in
the Independent oflioe, on Koku-auaoa
Stroet, Honolulu. , ,
EDMUND NoiUUE,
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Honolulu, Muy'8. 1895. tf.
J. A. MARTIN.
Agont for tho Daily
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iiilo, Hawaii my 13.
PANTHEON SALOON,
FORT AND HOTEL STB,
Ileadanarters EntcrDrisc Brew Co,
THK- -
Largost Consignment of Boer
. Noxt to Marino Railway. Bath
thftt,pvor arrived boro, now
on Draught
J. DODD, Trop'r
Aloha Bath House.
ing suits on hand. Patrons
brought free from tug-bo- at whnrf
on telephoning No. 585, Furn- -
islidd rooms to let on the premises.
Mrs, J. H, RErsT,
my
15-l- m
Jas. F. Morgan.
AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BROKER
No, 15 Queen Street.
Expert vApprniflomont' of Real
Estalo and Furniture,
n3lm
E B, THOMAS,
Contractor and Builder
t& ESTIMATES GIVEN on All Kinds of
fetonc. Brick nnd Woodwork.
Klni; street. my3
. ROBERT QKIEVE.
'Book and Job Printer
Morohant Stroolj Honolulu, H. I.
Over Hawaiian Nows Company's
.Bopk Storo. my 13.
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J. PHILLIPS,
Plumber and Tin Roofer.
71 King Street,
Honolulu, II. I.
CITY DRAYAQE Co.
W; F, SHARRATT, Managor
Stand adjoining H. Hackfeld &
Co., Fort. street. General Carting
and Drayago Business dono.
m7tf
WM.
Notary Public, Typewriter
AND COLLECTOR.
Offic e: Ove i Goldon Rulo Buzaar
my 13
(Successor to Cbas.CIIammcr.)
HURNE S
King and Fort Streets,'
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is prepared to manufacture all kinds and
grades of Iland-mad- o Harness at short notlco
Lowest of Trices forJCash.
Alirwork guaranteed to bo satisfactory
leaving tho sbop
Merchants' Exchange
S. I. SHAW, Proprietor,
Our. King ,and N'uuinu Streets. Hoiolula
Choice Liquor.'andlFine Beer
BELIr TELEPHONE 401.
l--I. G B1ART.
' (Formerly with Wcnncr b CO)
Jeweler and Watshmaer,
615 Fort Stroot,
Hawaiian Jewelry t
and Diamond Setting
, A SPECIALTY,
SOUVENIR SPOONS at very low prices.
KSPDon't torgct tho number SIS Fort
btrcet.
May 18,
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MANUFACTURING JEWELER ?
WATCHMAKER
KUKUl' JEWELRY A SPECIALTY.
igy Particular Attention paid o all kinds
oirTltEfAlits,
Oampbcjl Block, Merchant )3trcot
my3
-- J. P. RODRIGUES,
M!orclia.xxt Tailor
Fort.Street, Old Masonic Building, next
to L. J. Levey's Auction Room.
ME
GOODS, nnd a GOOD
FIT GUARANTEED.
CLEANING aud REPAIRING
COURTRECORD.
Argument in the Habeas
Corpus Case.
Two Judicial Dioisions and
Two Chiminal Sentences.
D. Summora, a negvo, wastriod
on Woduesdny for burglary by
tho following jury: Thomas
"Wright, F. T. P. Watoihouso, ,T.
A. Lylo, Jas. L. MoLoan, S. B.
Rose, E A. Molnerny, Jamos
Turbort, N. P. Jucobson, J. J.
Lookor, 0. W. Gray, H. F.
Wioh-ma- n
anil 0. B. Huston. Deputy
Attortloy Goncral Robortson for
prosecution; Kaulnkou for
dofon-da- nt.
Tho specific ohargo waB
breaking and ontoring tho workshop
of Thomas Hollinger on
Ootobor23, 1892. Sum mors was
tho only witnosa in his own bo- -
half. After being out eight minutes
tho jury roturnod a unanimous
rordiot of guilty. Mr. Ea-uluk- ou
gave notico of motion for
a new trial. Yostorday Judgo
Cooper sentenced defondant to
two yoars at hard labor and to
pay costs $18 50.
Bonto Iguaoio was tried beforo
Judgo Cooper for assault and
battory on Manuol Pimonteo, tho
following boing tho jury: J. J.
Looker, Tlios. Wright, H. P.
Wiohman, J. M. Tracy, E. A.
Molnerny, 0. W. Gray, F. T. P.
Watorhouso, J. Lucns, S. B.Roso,
S.Roth, W. W.Hall and 0.
Bosse. J. L. Kaulukou for tho
prosecution, and defondant conducted
his own dofeuse. A. verdict
of not guilty, throo dissolving,
was returned.
J. W. Carrol was brought up
for assault and battery with dangerous
weapon on Pokina on
February 5, 1895. Robortson for
prosecution; Kaulukou for defendant
tbo dofondant's pload-in- g
guilty, ho was sentenced
to 21 hours imprisonment at hard
labor and to pay a fiuo of $100
without costs.
The Supromo Court by Juatioo'
Frear has rendored a unanimous'
opinion on the bill for partition
of almolelua and others vs. Ka-anb- u
and others. It sustains tho
dooroo of tho Circuit Court for
piaintiffs. Tho luw points ostub-lish- ed
aro as follows:
"Parol ovidunco is admissiblo
to identify and looito tho land
desoribi'd in a deed, but not to
oxtond tho operation of tho deed
to laud not embraced in its descriptive
words,
"Moro failure on tho part of
tho owner of hind to objeot to ils
possession and improvement by
others doos not estop liim from
claiming tho land", titlo being of
rocord and ho having dono
nothing to induce n boliof that ho
had no title.
"The act of an agent doos not
estop his principal unloss done
within tho scopo of his authority,"
Aohi for plaintiffs; Hartwolf for
defendants.
In the case of T. L, Huyseldon
vs. Wahirioaea (w), ojectmont, tho
Supromo Court by Chief Justico
Jruid has rendered a unanimous
dooiBi'on. The caso was tried in
October, 1892, beforo Ghiof
Justioo Judd, whon tho "mixod
iurv uisacroeci. it wes irioci
again boforo Judge Frear in the
Circuit Court in February, 1893,
wh'on tho jury found for the de
fondant, three dissonting. In
1898 the S'tpiomo Court
ordered a now trial, and
tho caso was tried by Judgo
Cooper in tho Cirouit Court in
May, 1894. Again tho jury ro-turnrd
a verdict for defendant,
two dissonting, Tho caso' came
up beforo tho Supremo Court on a
writ of error sued out by plantiff
last Novombor. Both partios
floncht to establish titlo from
a will probated in 18G7. Tho
Qnpromo Court puts a difloront
construction on tho will from that
dono by tho courts that had
triod tho onto, and after reviewing
tho whole matter at longth
deoides:
"Tho whole caso ontitles tho
Court to rovorso tho vordfot and
judgment and to ordor judgment
for tho plaintiff, non obstante
veredicto', which is done accordingly.''
Tho law points laid down aro
as follows:
llWI.iw. n rlnvlan ia nf (1 Mlfilf
I UU1U (t UV11IIV M w vv
two porsons, and it is uncortain
which half lot was intonded for
ono and which for tho other, they
aro tenants in common of tho
whole pioco.
"A deed by W., a grantee of
ono of tho dovisoos, of tho southeastern
division of tho wholo pioce,
dcaoribing itjby metos and bounds,
and declaring tho northwostorn
division os tho lot belonging to
K., tho othor dovisoo, boing
spread on tho registry of dsods,
is a public declaration upon
whioh tho gruuteos of K. could
rely, andjW. is
donying that tho
cstoppod from
lot declared in
hor deed as belonging
K's.
to K. waB
"Whon tbo facts aro ostablishod
it is for tho Court to find whother
thoy oreate an estoppel."
Tho land in question is a lot in
tho block in Honolulu, bounded
by Mililani, Merchant, Richards
and Queen stroots, but doos not
abut upon any streot. Plaintiff
inherited tho land from the father,
tho lato Hon. W. M. Gibson.
0. W. Ashlord and Cooil Brown
for plaintiffs; J. Nawahi for
nts.
Judgtcont in tho District Court
has boon recorded in tho Clerk's
oflico of tho Judiciary Department
for S39.80 in tho suit of John Ena
against J. Kalnikau.
Habeas Corpus.
xuo supreme uourt was in
Try thorn, thoy oxcol the fro
dono in First-clas- s style lot ot a pieoo oi lanu 10 oavu. oi( zon onos.
?ny9
aes-sio- u
yostorday morning and listened
to tho arguments iri tho caso
of Jonah (Cupid) Kalaniauaole,
Who potitions for roleaso from
prison undor writ of hubeaa corpus.
Tho caso, whioh is of vast
interest, has boon watched by all
partios and classes of tho community.
When officer McGurn
opened tho court after tiro arrival
of Chief Justice A. F. Judd and
Justices BicWton and Frear, a
large assembly had gathered,
Tho large ccurt room was used
for tho occasion. Prince Oupid,
who looked in good health, was
presont with Jailor Low, who is
tho respondent in tho cast. Mr.
Paul Neumann appoars for tho
petitioner and Messrs. Hartwoll
,and Thurston for tho respondent.
Also presont were Attorney-Go- noral
W. O. Smith, Minister
Hatch, W.R.Oaatle, A. W. Carter,
W. N. Armstrong, Jas. Kaulia,
Judgo Hart, Judgo Whiting,
Arthur Brown, Alex. Robertson,
Sir Robort Honon, a number of
strungors, and also sevoral ladits.
Mr. Neumann oponod tho argument
in a short and masterly address.
He was followed by Mr.
Hartwoll. In tho afternoon Mr.
Thurston opened his address,
which will close this morning,
whon Mr. Neumann will oloso tho
argument. Briefs will then bu
submitted und n decision bo look-o- d
for noxt noek.
WKMtmuvmnAtTimiHwwMeiMr0ijm
Beach House to .Let- -
A Furnished House is to be Lot
or leased at Waikiki baach, a fow
minutes' walk from tho tramcar.
It has a cook houso, bath hould
and good sea bathing. Househoos
utensils aud dishes uro all oomo
ploto. Rooms may bo let with
bathing privileges, if tho whnh
promises aro not t ft Icon.
Havo other houses in town and
suburbs to let, furnished and
Also, Building Lots for sulo.
Inquiro of - Dayid Dayto.v,
ray 13 42 Morohant shoot
Something New!
Oiidehs can bo placod with
n. E. MoINTYRE & BRO., for
Fros.li
Eastern
Transplanted
Oysters
from John. F. Golburn's Pond,
& delivery made on Wodnosdays
nnd Saturdoys of oaoh wook".
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FOJlfAND HOTEL STS.
O. J. McCarthy, Manager
Popular Brands of Straight Goods
ALWAYS ON HAND
Frosh Eastern Oystors & Ovstor
cooktails to bo had nftor oaoh a- -r
rival of tho S. S. Australia"
-- DErOT 01' THE!
Famous Wieland Lager Beer.
rayd tf
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IRooms and 33oard
Rooms and Board for a fow
persons can bo had nt Ilaniwai,
on tho Waikiki bonoh,
W. S. Rautlktt,
Proprietor,
roy 18.
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OF THE
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Annual Meeting
Hawaiian Jockey Club
CT-uir- 11,
1895- -
OfELcial Programme.
Racos to Conimonco nt
10 A.M. sharp.
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1st BICYCLE RACE.
Prize, Gold Modal, valued at $20. Entrance
foe SI. 50; 1 milo dash, free for all.
2nd BICYCLE RACE.
Prize, Gold Modal, valued at $30. En
tranco loo $1.50; 5 milo dash, froo for all
3rd HONOLULU PURSE, $200.
Running raoo; $ milo dash, froo for nil.
4th --MERCHANTS PURSE $200.
Trotting and pacing to harnoss; 2:40olas3.
Milo heats, beat 3 in 5, freo for all.
5thPONY RACE PUSEIOO.
1 m''o dash, for all Ponios 14 hands or
uuder (Will bo run botweon heats of
No. 4 )
Gth ROS1TA CHALLENGE CUP, $250 addod.
Running race; 1 mile dnsh, froo for all.
Winner ofCup to beat rocord of ngio A
(1.45J) and recoivo $50 extra.
7th -- KAPIOLANI PARK PURSE, $250,
Trotting and pacing to Harness. Milo
boats, best 3 in 5, froo for all.
8th OCEANIC S. S. CO.'S. CUP, $150 addod.
Running raoo, 4 milo dash, Hawaiian
bred.
9th KALAKAUA CUP PURSE, $150.
Running race; 1 milo dash for Hawaiian
bred horses owned by mombors of tho Club
Winnor of Cup to rocovie 100 in liou of
sarao.
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Cup becomes tho propaity of porson winning,
it twi'co. Should tho por3on who has won it
onco and again this mcoting, he will recoivo in
liou of Gup $100, 'together with $150 addod.
Winnor of Cup first timo will recoivo $15'J and
credit for ono race,
10th HAWAIIAN JOCKEY CLUB PURSE,
$150.
2:50 olas9, milo heats best 2 in 3, freo for all.
CUP, $150
added
Euuuing raoo, 1 milo lnsh, fi'oi for all.
All entries nro to bo made with .tho Soorotary
beforo Thmsday, Juno Gth, 1895. Entranoo,Xeos
to bo 10 por cent, of Purso, unless othorwiso
speoifiod.
All racos to bu run or'ti'ottod undor tho rulos
of tho Hawaiian Jookoy Club,
All horses ore oxpootod to start unloss withdrawn
by 9 o'olock.A, m. on Juno 10th, 1895.
Gonera'l Admission 50 conts
Grand Stand (Extra) 50 conts aud 1 dollar
Carriages (insido of course) oaoh $2.50
Quarter Strotoh badges 5.00
S. G, WILDER,
Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club.
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Look at the.:Above
It roprosonts tho WAGGON noodod by every man who attends to
buatnosa. or is bont on plonsuro, I Soil thcao Waggons with or with
out Tops, and I can guarantoo that thoy will .give full satisfpotion.
Tho Oarriago is light, but solid, and it combines all tho virtuos of a
plonsuro and bnsinoss Wnggon. .
You will novor got tirod of riding in ono of thorn, arid your horeo
will nover got tired of pulling it.
Theso Waggons aro faahionablo. and used overywhoro in tlio Ur.itod
Statos. You oan go to a funoral in it, or drivo your girl around, or
even appear on tho raco traok and boat rocorda. If over you try one,
you will novor ubo any othor stylo.
my 29
Clarence W. Macfarlane,
Solic Aqknt for tho Hawaiian Islands