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The Universal Stoves and RangesA Large Invoice Just to Us ncl
Tho Costings of this Factory aro so far away supbrior to all othor makesthat
COMPARISON IS FUTILETho Australia brought a largo invoice of assorted goods to tho
IPetoillo Hardware Oo 3lmiteciCall aud oxatniuo their ptock or writo them for anything you waut
It has takou several years to BatiBfy users of WIND MILLS that thero isnothing inado which equals tho
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Now and Fresh Goods rccoived by ovcry packet from California KasteruStates and European Markets
Standard Grade of 0Bned Vegetables Fruits and Fishtxf- t- Qoodn delivered to any pnrt of tho City -i- SKS
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TIME TABLETho Fine Passongor Steamers of This Lino Will Arrive and Leave
This Port bb Horouudor
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
AUSTRALIA JUNE 22dMARIPOSA JULY 1stAUSTRALIA JULY 20thMOANA JULY 29thAUSTRALIA AUG 17ihALAMEDA AUG 20th
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In connQotion witli tho sailing of tho abovo steamers the Agents aroto issue to passengers through by any
railroad from Sau Frauoisoo to all in tho Unitod and fromNow by auy steamship lino to all ports
Eor further apply to
Wm G Irwin 8c CoXjIMIITEID
General Oqeanio S S Company
F HORN
The Pioneer BakeryDread lles Uakos ot nil kinds fresh
ovory day
Fresh Ico Omnia mado of tho Best Woodlawn Orenm In all Flavors
The finest Home made Confectionery17 tf
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AUG 19thAUSTRALIA Aug 25th
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THOS LINDSAYJeweler
IS PllKPAItHD TO
Manufacture and RepairAll kinds of Jewelry
FIHST OIiABB WOBK ONLY
600 Love Building Fort St tf
HAWAIIS QUEEN
Palmers Budget from Wash ¬
ington
Liliuolcalaui is Hoaltby and HappyDid Jim Castlo Scoot Out for
Hia Own Good A Far AwaySuggestion Tho Troason
of 1803 Injurod thoOauoa of Anuox- -
ntion
Ed The Independent
Tho one word which is the key totho Hawaiian charactor will bocalled to tho minds of your readersbeforo it is written here tha sweetsylables of your aloha On the lipsof a Hawaiian it expresses all whichis said by many words iu othor lan-
guages¬
Its endearing significanceis most apparent where shown bythe personal magnetism of Ihoehiofsof tho native race Sinco HerMajesty has been in America shehas mot many visitors who had abrief acquaintance with her royalbrothor Kalakaua and to hear theirtender expressions of affectionateremomborauco a listener could onlyinfer that there had boon a strongfriendship between tho visitor andtho Hawaiian mouaroh
iThero are instances each day of
our stay at tho national capitalproving that this attractive power ispossessed by Queou Liliuokalaui toeven a greater degree than it was byKing Kalakaua For oxamplo incompauy with MrsWilliam Leo ofBoston aud Mrs Martin Miltnore ofWashington widow of tho cele ¬
brated sculptor Her Majesty visit-
ed¬
Mouut Vernon again this timotaking the steamor no sooner was itdiscovered that the Queen waB outhe boat than tho greatest interestwas manifested by tho passengerswho thronged about hor anxious totake her hand tho crowd was tholarger because thero was a party ofschool children of young porsous onboard making a pilgrimage to thoshrine of the Father of his countryEntirely in self defense Hor Majestywas obliged to organize a miniaturecourt on tho deck for each desiredto hoar a fow of her pleasant wordsand bo presented to her in personTo this sho submitted with thatgood nature and charming grace sowoll remembered I am sure by herdovoted and loyal subjects in Hono-
lulu¬
The Intornatioual Postal Congross is now iu session in this cityit is composod of delegates fromsomo fifty foreign lands Quito anumber of thoso gentleman withtho ladies who accompany themhave alroady visitod tho Quoon andmoro have signified thoir intoutionof so doing
Aftor a short call yesterday ouoof thorn the Post master General ofa distant country who had boonpleasantly chatting ou questions ofpublio policy with Hor Majestycalled me apart iu the hall aud oxpressed in warmest tonus his thanksfor an occasion ho avowed hoahould novor forgot as long as hoshould live If the publio duties oftho Congress would permit ho saidho hoped to mako anollior visit withsomo of his friends for novor iu hisoxporionco had ho mot with a morogifted or attractive woman in publiolife To this sontimout thoro hasnot been a dlsseutiug voico
Mrs William Leo of Bostonwhoso husband Is a cousin of tholatoGouoralJ O Dotninis has just
lirntinuml In fth lW0O
TOF BIDINGFirst class Canoes With Experienced
Native CanoeistsMay bo obtained on five minutes no-
tice¬
at any hour iu tho dayfrom tho
11 HUI PAKAKA BALD
Of Waikiki
Tliltnljt SI nor lwnir lit nnnliperson to bo obtainod from tbo
Hale OiwiW W Dimonds store von Holt
Block or at any of tho popularbeach resorts or by lolophotiH 50on week days or 921 ou Sundays
Oanocs Eont unywhoro on tho BenchBSl tf
SURF RIDING TO DATE
Careful and ExperiencedCanoeists
Who will lad Tliolr iassrncora HAFELYmay bo obtaliird tit t o lorg cstablisiudpopular IONQ BRANCH lUlHS
tTSV Special caro tukrti of Lndlos andChildren Cars ass tho Dnnr
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LMCASTER
Professional HorseshoerHas Opened His 81iop nt No 32 on King
Street fT B Murrays Premises
Horso Ownors will find it to tliir advan ¬
tage to patronize thu now shopnuttu 1113 UCOI U1JK 13
Guaranteed
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To Several Inquiries Why the
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H 0 GANNON is pWsod to suite that hois now prepared to supply
HAY and GRAIN OF 8TIPBKI0KQUALITY
And hopes hv plvinK Honest Welpht at thoLOWKSi PUBIUL1S ItATKB to
morlt n Sliaro of 1ublioPatronage
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aud PIGK FEET by Kitortiliiglol--is-
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Conveyancing in AU Its BranchesOollocting and All Business
Mrutors of Trust
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TIME TABLE
0 I WIGHT Pros S 11 HOSE BcoCapt J A KINGPortHupt
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CLARKE Commander
itouohlDKatL Hny and Makcna thesame day Mahukena Kawalbaennd Lanpa tho following day arriving atHilo tho sninnnftnrnoon
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fl ilny July UTuesday July 20Friday Jnlv mi I
tiOsiiuy Auj 10Way iiiBi0luetuuy Aii 31
Friday Sept joTuesday boptalFrhluy Oct 1
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u uay Octmrlduy Oct Ml
lueuay ov 0fjriduy Nov 10luesuay ovIOFriday Deo 10lilBUy Deo 21Friday Dec 31
Koturiilng will ieavo Hilo at 8 oclockA K touciiinK at Laupahoehoe MalmKonu and Kawaihao 8iuc ilakeiiaMaalaea Bay and Lahuina theWowiuKtyinrVint5ntJ0lula tlle ornoons
FridaysmaTed1 Cft Ut 10olk1 Pnla trlB
trlBltwlU bo ceiyed after ba day sailingTho popular route 10 tho Volcano is via
ABooa FfcB road tho omirodislance Hound trip tickots corerinK allexpenses 5000
fcitmr OLAUDINEOAMEHON Oommonder
Will ieavo Honolulu Taosdays at 5 r mtouohpig at Kiihului Huna Hamoo andKipaliuiu Maui Ituturning arrives atHonolulu Suuday mornings
Will call at Nuu Kaupo ouco eacha- - No Freight will bo recoived after 4p m on day of bailing
Thlb Company will reserves the right tomake joanes iu tho tlmoof departuio andarrival of us Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any conse ¬
quences arising therefiomConsigneea must bo ut tho Landings to
rece vo their freight this Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt has boon landedve took received only at owners risk
This Company will not bo responsible lotMoney or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in tho naie of PursersW Passengers ore requested to pur ¬
chase Tickets before embarking Thosefalling to do so will bo subject to an addi ¬
tional charge of twentv flvo per cent
0LAD3 SPHE0KELS WM O IBWIN
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General Business Agent
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Kong Hhunglial llanklnxCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AD AUSlItALIA- -
llank of New ZealandVIOlOltlA AND VAN COUVEIt Bank
of British North America
Damact a General Mauling and iiUcioiivelluslncss
Dopotlts Received Loans made ou Ap ¬
proved r oourlty Oommorcla and Travel ¬
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W HORACK WHIG Hi AsetBtnntEditor
llalillnR In Honolulu
FIUDAY JUNE J 1897
INlKUOJSPVED TrcrECHtAKS
Hatch to Dole Kinney wauls toHO bourn Do uot blntiio biiu WishI could K 0 I10 Utili annex ¬
ation roolution was lnugkod out of
lii FTouso You mint rwllz thatnuauxitiou ia a dead cock in the pitOb innrl Tariff has tho II ior andtbo olauo affocting Hawaii is out ofit MoKiiilny is very polito and no
ii Aldrich wlinti I talk with themTboylook tired HioiikIi when ispmtk
about Hawaiian suar Ilastiugn is
worn out Swoonod aud foil whitnattomling Postal Convention Ho
ooptiou nt Whito House Hoavtfailure I am not polarizing veryhigh cit bar The Qucpus bug pardon Mrs Dominis lulluuuco blocksus at ovory turn Hiro a KahunaWhy did you lot bnr got away Ohdoarl Tbo Japaunso affair was adead failure as a scare Too ulutnaily bandied by Thurstou Has donemore barm thau good Oh doarlWhat is tbo use As Cuba comes totho fore Hawaii goes to theroar D Cuba Damon andIaukea did not stop Thoy aro onvelvet wish I was too MiuifitrSawall has loft trr his post Youcannot bank on him What shallwe do uext I wish I was back onKaabumauu struot Send moro am-
munition¬
you kuow John Sprockols is hero and lays all ovor mo WishI hadnt boon bornod Ob doarl
WHAT DOES HE WANT P
Mr Doles Minister of Financewas interviewed wbilo on his way toQuoon Victorias jubilee and said
Do you wish Hawaii lo coma inas a Stale or Territory wn askod
Not as a State for I roeognizfthat with our mixed population itwill uot bo a practical step Thepolitical parties in this country aroso ovenly divided that it would notdo to have Hawaii in the Union atn Statu Wo might then hold tunbalance of power and that wouldnot be desirable In fact thatpossibility would prevent annexa ¬
tion If wo can como into tho Unionas a Territory or somewhat liko aState that will suit us Wo believethat tho United Statos will not loseanything politically or otherwisebut would gain much
Thero can bo no quostiou as lothis intorviow for it bears tbo oarmarks of Hawaiis greatest liuanciorHo in too modest wbeu ho disclaimsany desiro to hold tho balance ofpower Why that is just what hoalways works for when on his owndunghill It is true that bo has notalways tcored hulls eyes in Iub
efforts for powor but that is no roason why bo should uot try againIf tho interviowor had probed n littlo doepor thoro would have beenfun in tho embarrassment of ourMinister For iuttaueo whou ourgreat uuanoioroaid If we can comointo tho Union as a Territory orsomewhat liko a State that will suitus thero would have boeu fungaloro in asking him to explain whatlie meant by tho expression orsouiowhat liko a State Tho faot is
our junketing Minister is as ignor-
ant¬
of tho difference botweon a terri-
torial¬
and State government as bois of tbo auoiont language of thoHiudoos Wbon tho Minister is
sought for an intorviow it would bo
far aafor for him to refer tho inter ¬
rogator to Col Iaukea
USE HaUTION
Marshal Uronii dpeurves all posaibin oredit for upholding tho notionsof his subordinate and utauditig by
t limit wbfii they aro wrongly accusednf twpodiiw their authority TboMnudial bowevir hhoiild liso cou
fcidrithlu discretion and wheneverbo has reason to believe that hismen have licoti brutal and allowed
their tompor to get tho bottor of
their judgment be should promptlystop in reprimand or poremptorily
flro tboiu The utio heard in tboDistrict Court m of mich a naturethat everyone lisleuing becamo cou- -
viucod that tho pnilor Hendricksonand Johnnoii of tho Foundry badbpeu Biibjmtcd lo an outrageousttfiattuent by police officers Thowitnesses called by the nttornoynfor the two mou told a straightstory They wore moreover menof good standiuK and repute in thocommunity and absolutely disintoruatd The ovidence for the prose ¬
cution could hardly bn satisfactoryto tho Mnrtiliiil It was conflictingand evidently in some oaos maimfactum I ho man Hendricksonwas undoubtedly intoxicated on thoday of hisarrest n d he undoubted ¬
ly got into a light With the lieuten ¬
ant Krkai The police should boinstructed to tolorato a great dealof ubuto and only iu case of abso ¬
lute uoctsitity should tht y be flow-ed
¬
to ui b the rtlrong hand andthfii ve Ibink the club should boused in pieforcnco to tho boxing
matches now in vokuo in tho publiostroiUs It is iu tho receiving station however that tho worst exhibit ion of brutality takm placeLliHro un arretted mu is at theuieioy of a few hot temperedpolicemen who perhaps under diffi
mi I tie have made an arrest andaro as mad ai H iloites Thoaaplaiu of tho natch should botho person to receive tho peoplearrmted aud the responsibility oftheir trentmeMt should fall on hisshoulders Tho mutilated faco oftho man Hendriekjou shows that bewib abupod pomowliiro It was notiu the streot and tho wound to hiseye could certainly not bavo beeniuilicte d by bis being pushedJown on tho floor in the receivingstation Wo bopo that OffieurNeedham told tho truth when hodenied having stated to Mr A
Rosa that Hendrickson waj kickedin tbo eyo in tbo receiving stationMr Rosa will return in a few daysaud it may 13 of intorost to hoar hisstatement Lot brutality of police ¬
men bo stopped at all hazards Lot
thorn understand that they aro sim-
ply
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tho servants of tho public audthat ovon if a drunken man callsthorn namos they are not justifiod inretaliating with blows A reason-
able¬
auiouut of abuse is what theymust oxpent whou thoy join thoforce and thoy must cbargn it againstthoir calary May in tho future thoMarshal bn as anxious aud readyto protout tho publio as ho now apparontly is in shielding his officers
TOPICS OF THE DAY
How not to grade might wellbo tho title of an euginooring androad making ORsay on NuuanuAvonuo
The Advortisoris probably rightwhen it says that I bo troaty situationis improving but then tbo news ¬
papers may bo lying
Aro tbo works on the Nuuanusi retm ovor going to Uncompletedbuforo Mr Rowoll takes up a nowscheme of reconstruction
It is interesting to learn from thoovor inaocurato Star that MinisterSowall was Minister to Smoa wbonho was a visitor hero before
From tho touor of our intoreoptodtolegram from tbo Hawaiian Ministerat Washington it would appear thathe is on tbo vergo of norrous pros-
tration¬
Qivo him a rest Mr Dole
Tho Hilo Tribune for May 29thsays It comes high but we mustbavo all tho privileges Thoro was
just ouo volor enrolled at Hakalauand it cost tho Government Slfl CO
to gnthor his namo and be thevoter has since loft tbo countryand goiio to tbo Coast
Unloss tho Health Inopectoramake a little closer examinationinto domestic privacies there will betrouble boforo long Tho slouch iuthe early morning or lato in thoavening iu several sections of thecity is utiboarablo Somo of thelarge Chinese restaurants are Toryunhealthy iu this regard
If The Independents privato ad-
vices¬
from Washington and NewYork are as reliable as thoy uetiallyare thero is no hopn for aunoxatioiif xcopt through a pleboscito Hurrythat up and bo done with itl ThoMibridlzed press will object but itwill bo cheaper in tho long run ifthey aro left out in tho cold
Dont worry yourselves aboutEngland Sho doesnt waul to an ¬
nex Hawaii About tho timo thattho United States has annexed Cubaperhaps Hawaii may be joined tothe Dominion of Canada or thoCommonwealth of Australasia Itmight bo so if all tho parties in in-
terest¬
wished it to bo so Howabout tho ides and nones of October
Thero was somo surprise iu thocommunity yostorday wbon it wasloamod that Major Frankey Has ¬
tings had fainted at a publio recep-tion
¬
owing to some trouble in hisbruin Holy Mosos exclaimed sev-
eral¬
citizens where oh wbero is
Fraukovs brain Tho explanationcame out in tho official organ thismorning when it assorted that thophysiciau called in to administer totho fainting diplomat that therewas congestion of tho brain dun toindigestion And now wo all knowthat Frankeys brain is located inthe vicinity of his indigestion
From
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Honolulu May 29 1S07
FRUIT THTS OVER ¬
RIPE
is luirdly worth tho picking und
oven whou it is in its primo it
requires dolicato hundiing lest
tho beauteous bloom upon it bo
tarnished by indblicuto hands
Wo aro not in tho garden of
Ilosporidcs whore tho gods
would pelt us with goldon ap-
ples
¬
but wo aro hero in another
fruit paradiso whoro avo can
gatlior tho fruit in a prettily do
signed lotus leaf shaped WIRE
FRUIT PiCKEll absolutely un-
injured
¬
Try it for 50 cents and
when you aro tirod of it turn it
into a flower basket
Bim AND CiiESAVo bavo to import all our
sweet songsters in tho feathored
lino and cage them when caught
Mako thoir homos comfortable
and yours bright with ono of
our cages Wo havo u rich and
raro assorlmont of thorn from
1 50 to 150 in brass or painted
wire and in pretty shapes
Come and sco them
Tna Hawaiian Hardware Co Lo
307 Fcrnr Sthket
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MONDAYTJInTTIXj
3ATURDAY
DieuresSook us for tho EPICUREANBRANDS of delicucics wo haveothers Next wook we
WillHave
Moreby two steamors to arrive
TUB
AND THE
AorangiWhen opened wo will publish a
list look it ovor for what you
want and WHEN FOUND
MAKE A NOTE OF
You know our prices thoy aro
cheaper than thoso charged at a
clearance salo and our goods
aro fresh Telephono ordors
carefully filled and goods
promptly dolivorod
J T WaterhouseQITTCTCN STREET
ffYIVTT V
We shall offer to the Masses a LargePortion of a Bankrupt Stock
bought in New York
The Goods are now being Marked andwill be ready for Inspection
ON MONDAY MORNINGmttm40mttttmmtt
We shall Sell Organdies at 15 Oonts per YardWe shall Sell Gringhams at 20 Yards for 1
ALL OTHEK LINES IN PROPORTIONl VlVVklllli ZE3 ZEIZIHiIEZER Queen St Honolulu
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wwwwnnwnnBriiiiaiJi rigiAOOAL AHD OKSTXJlATi NEWB HOWS IHAT TJMPIIUS
The Bdgic is due bore lo morrow
Look out for Tim ly Topics to-morrow
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Bluo Serge Suits well made for 7nt Korrri
Mr Paul Neiiinnntt left for Mauithis morning ou court busonoss
Thn best quality Ginghams arogoing 18 yards for 100 at N SSachs
Mr A St M Mackintosh of thoForeign Office in coulintul to his bodwith an attack of pleurisy
Mr Samuel Parker and Mr Ru ¬
dolph Sproekls aro expected toarrive huro by tb I3dliu to morrow
Tho First Regiment N G H aroordered to oloct a colonel on thoHHIi Is Captain Coyno a candidate
The Hawaiian Quintette Clubwill furnish the music at tho Tug-of-W-
tournament to morrow even ¬
ingTho Hawaiian Evangoliaal Asso ¬
ciation will visit the Philadelphiato morrow by tho courteous invita-tion of the captaiu
A large cquad of police ollicerswore drilled on Palace Square thinmorning The men make ati excel-lent
¬
Appearance aud do crndit to theefforts of Senior Captain Parker
The name of the native weeklynewspaper Ko Aloha Aina Oiiiolately established by R W Wililtoktlias boeu chaoged to Ka Loea Kalaiaina Tho Educated Politician
Intepretor Doyle wa3 anions thepansougors on the Mauna Loa thismorniug He will attend tho Cir-
cuit¬
Court now in session aud inci-dentally
¬
get His cocoanut repaired
The Aucittnt Order of Odd Fellows observe their memorial day ouSunday nest at It oclock in HarmonyHall and will subsequently decoratethe graves of the comrades who havegone before
Hoinrieh Liming a lad of about17 years was arrested thi3 morningcharged with committing an offenseagniust nature It is reported iupolice circles that other arrosts willfolio v Tho heathen monarchyof Hawaii has indeed been succeededby Dolos Christian Republic
The Assault Onso
Hendriokson a sailor on the Ainorioau schooner Echo was tried yes ¬
terday in tho District Court byJudge Wilcox ou a charge of assaultaud battery ou Lioutunaut KokaiThis case has boon given consider-able
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prominence as it had beenpublicly alleged that tho officersacted in a most brutal towaids Heudriokson whose faco iudicated thatho had struck a oyclone or gonothrough a thrashing machine
A largo number of witnesses worecalled aud after listening torather conflicting ovidouco JudgoWilcox found the sailor guilty andfined him S10 and costs
Johnson nn employoo of tho IrouWorks charged with obstructingjustice iu connection with tho othercase was discharged
Messrs Ilumphroys Macdonaldwhose sorvicos woro retained by theAmerican Cnnsul Qonoral appearedfor the defendants
The Board of Education
President Ooopor presided at yovtordays meeting and nuuouucedthat tho limit of tho appropriationhad been reached iu the averagoof tho monthly pay rolls Ho alsostated that ho had authorized MrLightfoot to hold classes for thosedoMrous of preparing for teachersexaminations
Tho priuoiplo of Mr Towusondaresolution to place tho most ellloieuttoaohors iu low grade schools andpay thorn salaries jropnttionato totheir olliciotioy was approved of butwas roforred to the President andMr Towusond for further conidoration Considerable routine busi ¬
ness was transacted and a numberof uow applications leoeived fromabroad for positions in tho Depart ¬
ment
Y M 0 A Gymnastics
Tho olosing exercises of tho Y M
0 A Gymuasiutn last evening werohighly successful and attracted a
very largo and appreciative gather ¬
ing Tho physioal committee aro
now turning their attention to out-
door
¬
sports and arranging tho or
ganizatiou of a track team
Howlwtl Out liy the GovrnnmntIlfctrio Liuht Service tho Uiickoleru Use Oaudlun
Now when Dr Murray stated thatlast night was hU first experience asa presidential sire of a smoker onefelt Itioliuod to doubt kin unim ¬
peachable voraoilj- - for liko tho manwho Hro3 at a target for tin fisttime iu lio and hits tho bullseye hocertainly scored high in tho estima-tion
¬
of those who attended tholargest best and most jovial androllicking smoker giveu for severalyears iu this section of tho Isles oftho Sea
Hewitt and his aids Princes Davidaud Cupid had turned tho AmorioanLeague Hall into a handsome ban ¬
ner decorated pavilion in which theflags of all natiors floated side byside in friendly rivalry iu tho cloudywreaths of non belligerent smokoissuing from tho gaping mouths ofBritish churchwardens The plat-form
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was ombollished with tho greenfields of Erin aud her golden harpfaced tho players as emblematicalof i ho dear ould sod faraway andth boautr and Roug which lightlyspring thorefrom Around worostationed beautiful palms and pot-
ted¬
plauts while surrounded by hercountrys flag and supported by theruddy Liou of Scotland on thegolden field and St Andrews croBSQueen Victoria smiled bonovoleutlyou President Dole who with backturned to the Stars and Stripes gaz¬
ed dubitatiugly at tho banners ofEngland and Japan
Au incident which iu other handswould have marred the eveningenjoyment iu fact addod to it andgavo a swing and a vim to the merrymaking awfully disappointing tohyponbroudriacal fun spoilersAbout 030 with a gentle glimmer-ing
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waruiug the olactrio lights sup-plied by tho Government of thoRepublic faded into obscurity andfor a few moments wax vestas andthe street lights furnished all thoilluminating power Captain Murraywill bo forgivou for his vocabularybut we hopo ho wont vote agin theGovernment or that tho 180 voterspresent will chorish the recollectionthat while there was beor aud whiskoy enough yi tho Hall there was nowater outside to give light Borgordispellod the gloom with rattlingmarchus aud choruses accompaniedby tho musical cliuking of pipes ontho glaoaes aud souorous voices Atlength wax candles came iu audulectiic lights woro forgotten andtho fun increased
To moutiou the two dozen num ¬
bers that wero gloriously given orto praise obo when all excelled israther too invidious and space kill-
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All wero groeted enthusiastic-ally
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and appreoiativoly aud if thetelepathic ohord was in accordQueen Victoria must have beenstartled by tho juuiloo cheers raisodat O A Browns suggestion AuldLaug Syuo closed tho evenings en ¬
joyment at 11 oclock and none wastho worso for wear and with afinancial success scored aa well as amoral and musical one
The Club desiros to thank for the1000 of flags entrusted to their caro
I T Waterhouso Castle CookeF Harrison tho Thistle Club OJMcOaithy J DoddM A GousalvesGoo Kim Peacock Co aud theRoyal Annex aud the Hagey SooialClub for the Piano Among thehard worker of tho evening mustuot bo forgotten Dr Murray DrMoKibbin Seorotnry Thomson Horbort Ball Dr Sinclair Jordan Tay-
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Oatton Auerbauh and otheriwho did everything aud lookedafter everything from post to finishand must tako tho success scoredfor their reward
A snap short was taken by MrDavie during Viorras performance
Matornlty Homo Luau1 ho grand luau at the Maternity
Homo to morrow promises to be thegraud success of tho season Everydetail baB been attondod to withsystematic care and the opportunitywill bo afforded for the strangerswithin our gateB to participate in agenuine Hawaiian repast with funand jollity thrown in with nationalhOBpitality
NMl13 ho Board of Health
Pretidnnt Smith prcided over themeeting yesterday afternoon Anexpenditure of fGOO for a road load ¬
ing to a largo supply of firewoodwas authorized The application ofDr Archibald N Sinclair for aliconse was roforred to the examin ¬
ing boardDr Eldredgo roportod a doorcase
of contagious diseases iu Japanosoports
In the matter of thn Hilo hospitalDr Wood reported that the annexproposed to be erected by BritishroidHtits of that city should be un-
der¬
the control of tho trustees oftho Government hospital to bo builtthere Tbo amount S2000 was notenough to eudow ono bed tho sumrequired being 0000 Tho S2000was mentioned as for use in build-ing
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a hospital leaving nothing formaintenance It was decided thatthe British residonts might buildthe anuox for tho exclusive uso ofAuglo Saxons but tho hospital mustbe under the direct control of theGovernment
Hawaiis Hopo
Tho hope of Hawaii is to obtainwhite labor in place of Asiatic laboraud the plautors havo now come tounderstand tho fact Yet whitelabor is not going to bind itself tothe systom of slave labor now in thovogue nu the islands but will domaud the samo consideration whichis vouchsafed it hore If tho plan-
ters¬
will tako it on tho basis heldby beet sugar growers and manu-facturers
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or upon a co operatiyeplan uo do not doubt that- - thelabor will bo forthcoming aud thatthe islands will bo thoroughly Amer-
icanized¬
Short of that there is nodomestic safety except through an-
nexation¬
aud this a the plantersknow i3 seriously impeded by thedislike of briuging thirty or fortythousand contract labor Asiaticsundor tho Stars and Stripes S FChronicle
Ohlnoao Oycliats
Is there anything new undor thosun Yang Yu late Chinose Minis-ter
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at Washington Bays that bicy-cles
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wero in common use iu thoFlowory Kingdom 2000 years agobut as the womou rode them to theneglect of their families tho Em-peror
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stopped the manufactureTho bloomers howovor survivedand now that bicjclos havo uomobaok oven in China there wouldseem to bo nothing in tho way oftho almond eyed damsels rosumingtheir interrupted pastime S FChronicle
At St Louis Oollogo To night
Iu answer to many requests thoSt Louis College Literary andDramatic Society gulL ropeat thoperformances of Marmaduke audDown You Go with the morry
Chinese farce The cxcolleuco ofthe eiitertainmont should assure acrowded theat re especially as the approauhes to tho college havo beenproperly graded and fixed up audmade safe and convenient
Tho Tug of Wnr
Among tho sports aud others fondof manly streugth and amusemonttho Tug of War at Bristols pavilionto morrow ovoniug is attracting verygreat interest Seats had better betaken at oueoto ensure comfort audavoid a rush at the doors
IT IS TUItEItainlcr beer is not injurious to the
weakest organization but promoteshealth and strength and preserves itAs a wholesome tonic it has NOEQUAL On tap or in hottlcs at thoCriterion Saloon
Died
Luonos Iti this city Juuo 1th1897 Yolaude Legros infant daughter of John A and Lucy LegrosFuneral to morrow afternoon
VICTORIA DIAMOND JUBILEE
It beiug impossible for tho Troasuror lo reaoh all intonding subscrib ¬
ers to tho Permanent Memorial ortho Days Celobratiou FuudB sub-scriptions
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will bo received at thooillcos of
F M SWANZYJ M DOWSE TTROUT IATTON
Honolulu 27th May 1897OOO Siv
MBW ZBALAND INSURANCB COMPANYFIRE AND MARINE
Established 1S59 Capital 1000000Insurance effected on Buildings Good Ship aud Merchandise
Iiisurfwce Compaq of North AmericaOt llilladelphln Pa
Founded 1702 Cash Capital 3000000Oldebt Firo Insurance Company in the United StatosLosses paid sincc organization over - - - 90000000
5T For lowest rates apply to
Gonoral Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
JopanM Ooliuth of tho Boa
A London correspondent claimsthat the heavioit battleship in thoworld is being built at tho ThamesIron Wcrks for the imporial navy ofJapau Her length is 133 feet overall She is 75 feot G iuchos boamand 27 feet 3 inches deep Sho vv illbe therefore ten feet longer andsix iuoho3 wider than the largestbattloship which now floats iu anywaters or has been contracted forHer total displacement is to be14850 tons
m rSharkey Will Defeat Wahor
There con be uo doubt says aprominent sportsman that Sharkoywill defeat Mahor when they mootat tho end of this month If thisprophecy comes out correct thoSailors victory can bo attributed totho fact that ho rubs his innerman down with the fino brand ofO P S whiskey now imported heroby J H LovHJoy Co and cools offon pure Seattle beer which whole-some
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beverages are now beiug servedat tho Auohor Saloon
Only Enterprise
Tho first question put to JimDodd by tho pilot yesterday onboard of the Australia was did youbring a cable The next questionwa Jim did you go to Washing-ton
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Then came how about an ¬
nexation Jim looked mysteriousHe winked a wuuk aud then he saidCome up boys to tho Pantheon
aud I will tell you all about myEnterprise aDd tho boys are coming
SSWLDIMONDS
Pooplo who lmvo uso for 10cent counters need not feelnlarmod becuuso tho 10 centstoro is to bo closed on accountof tho illness of tho proprietorWo havo overy article sold intho 10 cent storo and our valuesaro hotter Iloro is a partial listof tho articles iu ono of ourwindows
Dinner Plate Soup PlatePoi Bowl Pros Glass GbblotPlatlorp Berry DishVegetable DishEgg Cup Toa Cup Coffee CupOil Cans throe BizosCarpontors Pencils 1 in a bunchPadlock Tacks HingesBolts 1 sizes Cupboard CatchesSink BrushesHammock HooksHalyard HookDrawer HandlesFoot ScrapersIvory SoapMouse Traps Tack LiftersWhite Enameled SaucersPepper aud Salt BoxesSpirit LampsLamp Wicksin bunchesPie PlatesWordropo HooksJelly PansPotato MashersCake Pans Cake GuttersGenuine Shell Fish PlatosAsbestos Plato HoldersLomou Squeezerhapolio Vegetable GraterWire Fly Killer Coat HanKorsSoup Strainer Soup LadlosSilver PolishLamp Chimney CleanerGriddle Cake Tumor Tin LadlesPint Measures Flour SifterBlanking in Handle Sail NeedlesGimlets FilesA Sunburner OhimiioyB Suuburnor ChimneyNo 1 Roohestor ChimuoyNo 2 Rochester ChimneyBroom Holders Bits Tin CupsThese articles have always beon
sold at from 15 to 130 percont abovepresont prices
VjuUJYon Holt Block
Thirteenth Annual MeetingOF TOE
Hawaiian Jockey Club
JUNEJ1 1897OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Uncos will Common co at 10 n mSharp on tho 11th
Uncos will Oommonco at 1 p m outhe 12th
FRIDAY JUNE 11
FIRST BICYCLE RACEHalf mile dash Prize Trophy
valued at 20
SECOND BICYCLE RACEOno milo handicap Prize Tro ¬
phy valued at 30
THIRD HONOLULU PURSES150
Running race half milo dashFree for all
FOURTH MERCHANTS PURSETrotting antl Pacing to Harness
best 2 in 8 235 class Pureo 150
FIFTH IRWIN CUP RUNNINGOno mile dash for Hawaiian bred
Horses to bo won twice by momber of tho Jockey Club 150added
SIXTH --MULE RACEOno mile dasb Purse 50
SEVENTH KAPIOLAN1 PARKPURSE
Trotting aud Pacing to Harnessbest 2 iu 3 230 class Purso 150
EIGHTH OCEANIC S S COSCUP 150 ADDED
Running Race threo-fourthe-mi- lo
dash Hawaiian bred
NINTH PRESIDENT WIDEMANNS CUP
Ono and a quarter miles freo forall 150 added to bo won twice
SATURDAY JUNE 12
Nos 1 and 2 same as Juno 11
THIRD HAWAIIAN JOCKEYCLUB PURS IS
Fivo eightliB of a mil dash forHawuiian breds Purse 150
FOURTH ENTER PRISE BREW ¬
ING COMPANYS PUKhEPaoing and Trotting free for all
best 3 in 5 Purse 150 with 60added
FIFTH ROSITA CHALLENGECUP 200 ADDED
Running Race one mile dash
sixth Maiden raceHalf milo dash For Horses that
have uot previously started PurBO100
SEVENTH SPECIAL RACE
Paoing aud Trotting handicapfreo for all beatou horses Purso
150
All ontrioB aro to bo made withthoSocretnry beforo 2 oclock TUES-DAY
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Juno 8 1897 Entrance- feosto be 10 per cent of purao unlessotherwise specified
All Races lo be run or trotteduuder the Rulca of tho NationalTrotting Association aud Stud HorsoAssociation
All Horses aro oxpeoted to startunless withdrawn by 9 oclock a m
ou Juuo 10 1897
Gonoral admission 50 CentsGraud Staud oxtra5U Cents and 1
Carriages inside Course eaoh2f0Quarter Stretch Badges 5
Per Order of CommitteeS G WILDER
Secretary Hawaiian Jookoy Club
OOTTAGE TO LET
OvJ KINGAOOTTAGKlittle beyondLllltm Is To Lot reasonableBnrmiro this OMco l83 tf
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JUST ARRIVEDA new lot of tho Finest
Musical Instruineois
Autohiupa Guilarti Violius Rto
if o a nmv Involco of tlio Celebrated
Weterraoyer PianosSpeitolly iiinnufailuml for tho tropIxl
ollmnte second to nono
MORE THAN 100 OK THEM SOLD -On ilio Hawaiian Islands during tho Inst
years
ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEABSOUTMnNT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Alao tho choicest European and Aincrican
Beers Aio Wanes LiquorsAT MOST KFA60VAIIM PMCUS
Fr HOFFSOHLAEGEKACO
Corner King it lMhol Street
f B MORRi21 fc 3J3 King Street
lie I wading
Garriagu aad
jon felaoufiacturarALL UtrEBlJrilt OH UAND
Vtil furnish everything outside steamboaw and boilers
Hotso Shooing a Specialty
irsk- - TKIVIMIONK 572 -
TKiKfUONE R07 1J 0 Box 321
HONOLULU
Carriage Manufactory128 J30 Fort Strcot
Craxviage BuilderAND IlEPAIKEH
Blaoksmttliliig In all Its Brauclies
Orders from tho other Islands In Building
TrlmtnlnR Fainting Etc Etcpromptly attended to
W W WRIGHT ProprietorSuccessor to O Wost
Win G Irwin CoLIMITED
Wm G Irwin Presidents ManagerOlaus Sprookels Vice PresidentW M Giilard Secrotary it TreasurerTheo 0 Porter Auditor
SUGAR FAOTOESAND
Commission ApnfsAGENTS O THE
Oceanic Steamship GompyOf Rax Frnnnlnoo flnl
Metropolitan Meat Co
81 KING BTltEET
G J Walliii - MANAOxn
Wholesale nndlletall
BUTCHERSAND
Navy Contractors
it if
A lPEcmil y 33 IotolT ICHOUSE Prop
Per Day 200Per WeoV 1200
SPECIAL MONTHLY HATES
The Best of Attendance the Best BituatlnnM V tPII 1J1 In 4VI M
ZKBIQATIOir NOTICE
lfodcrs of Wacr Privileges or thosepiling water ruifHnrohoroby notified thnttho hours for Irrlguton purioses arc fromI to 8 oclock a m ml f oni 4 to 0 oclockpm ANDUKW JJUOWN
Supt Honolulu Water WorksApproved
1 A KinoMlulstorof Intorlor
Hon lulu It I Aprll0 1807 651 tf
Lobtcrs Hd JacketUmterwoods 2s doz In enso
Shrimps Dinbars I lb can fKrabbousmall
Shrimp nml TomatoesDoviled Crabs 1Mb tins
it ii iiAnchovy Bloater it Shrimp Faslo fancy
putsmiiuovy B outer t Shrimp Taste small
piltHTi on Marino Toys squam tins
whli PJcbles Pimento andTrollies
--Appelli falidsiubII keg
Bombay DuckAnchovio- - in salt
oilYnrmoth Bloaters Russian CaviarFish t bonderClam Chowder Clnm DoulllcuFlndoii llnikbicks fJlorrings Fresh Tomato Sauce
MustardTomatoBmucdKipperedHiuokcdHolland GenuineWhite Sailed
Mtekciol in Oil Salt KitsSiirdlnes fi varieties i
Salmon In Wood nnd Tin 0 VarietiesTo Bkiivb Homihy Duck Sotvo thenr v mid Klco on a Fnparato dish Lay
the Bombay Duck on a Irolier and I catthnrrmghlv hen crumb It over theenrryand rlcH By heatluu tho Dnmbay Duck ftbecomes briitlo and crumbs easily
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Telephone 210 Free do Ivory twlcodally
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Buslneaa OardB
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SonvEon and Real Estate Agent
Ofllco Bethel Streot over tho NowModel ltestnurant
JOHN NOTT
PLnuniNQ Tin CorPEn and SheetIkon WoitK
King Btreet Honolulu
A S HUMPHREYS
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Attorney-at-La- w
Omen Kaalmmanu StreetHonolulu
ANTONJ3 ROSA
ATTOnNEYAT LlAW
Kaalmmanu Btreet Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Fiiank Brown Manngor
W mi1 HO Mornlint Htraol Hnnnlnln H 1
ALLEN ROBINSON
Dealers jn Lumber and CoalBuildinq Materials of
All Kinds
Uliaon Htreot Hnnnlnln
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roturiittl to Iter homo nftor a fortuihtd visit to llor Majesty Sliorocfived many publio nttontionswhile horo biti a ytiost at a WliltnHotiso rocoption ou otio day of thopresent wnck and at Sir JulianlHtiticoforteH on tho day followingMrs Leo has always beoti a staunchfriend aud aotivo dnfonder of thuQiioon and when I visited tho isl ¬
ands in 1895 sho ontrusted mo witha peraoual lettnr of sympathy Iaskctl tho privilogo of deliveringthis uneealod and in tho presence ofany officer to her Majesty in her im-
prisonment¬
and this small satisfac-tion
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was rofusod by tho highestauthority On loaviug tho eouutryI made a second aud formal requestto bo allowed to pay my rospoots totho Queon as to any other person intemporary misfortune whioh wasalso officially denied mo no reasonboiug assigned for this lack of courtosy
Tho grand brigade of Washing ¬
ton lobbyists has been increased bythe arrival of Hon J 13 Castle Oris it possible that tho Collector ofCustoms is out of his country forhis own and litw countrys goodThere lining moro than a suspicionthat ho wns to ho held personallyliable for somo of tho high handedpioceodings against tho Japaneseimmigrants the briefest answerwould naturally be that of eouvouicutnbscnce rud in such a cause ofcourse tho public Treasury wouldbo obliged to foot tho bills
If he secures no moro recognitionfrom the United States than hasbeen aceorded to his brethrenneither annexation nor the treatywill be the gainer Hatch HastingsSmith Thurston Hartwoll KiunoyJudd Castle besides the interna ¬
tional lawyer John W- - Foster whatan array of logal talent and all forwhat and for whom Simply onacoouut of tho prcsonce of onowoman who has not employed anylobbyism nor retained auy lawyerbub who is supposed in some in ¬
definite way to bo au obstacle to thoobliteration of her nation from thomap of the world
Of that long list Mr Foster withdoubtless a fat fee iu his pocket hasmade his speech and gono to Eu-
rope¬
for othor clients No ouo oftho long list of Honolulu lawyershas received tho loast publio recog-
nition¬
or oven reception from thoPresident or from his Secretary ofSlato Tho only call reported isthat of Minister Hatch accompaniedby Mr W O Smith and in noticingthis visit tho itom stated that nomatters of any importauco couldhave been under discussion becausethe intorviaw with the Presidentwas of tho briefest charaater
No stronger proof of the changeiu public sentiment as to Hawaiicould bo apparent than that noticodby mo iu a recont visit to San Fran-cisco
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tho third I have mado to thatcity since tho changos wrought bytho sugar ring at Honolulu Timofailu to write of this particularlyto day The persistent disfran-chisement
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of tho uativo voter thohigh handed moasuros of the mili-
tary¬
oligarchy of 1895 tho introduc-tion
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of Mongolian labor and thodespotic uoglect of tho rights oftho Japanese havo shown to thoworld tho temporof the corporationfraudulently in possession of thoarmory and tho Treasury of thoHawaiian people Whou that peo-
ple¬
with an unshackled hand candeposit the ballot and ask forcloser rotations with tho UnitedStates to no power could they lookwith assurance of a kindor rocoptionbut wo decline to receive stolengoods and that is all the so calledropublio can offer to us especiallyBinco mauy of usfeol keenly thohumiliation of tho historical truththat wo wore iuveiglod into keepingthe rightful owners back with ourbayonets whilo tho couspirators worelocking up their booty These factscarefully concealed havo now bocomo known The abominableslanders circulated for political pur ¬
poses havo boon confuted by writorsor best of all by tho personal pres ¬
ence of ouo of tho noblest of Ha ¬
waiian women
r rir- - Tv7 TW4tj
But thoro aro also morcautilo rea ¬
sons why tho Reciprocity Treatymut bo abrogated mid annexationfall of rovhalj tho IVaaury needsmore rovonue why should tho Am-
erican¬
pooplo bo taxed that capital ¬
ists may recoivo forty percent perannum aud livo abroad like princesFurther thn brat sugar industry ismaking onormous strides in Califor-nia
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and tho great capitalist GlausSpreckels has been heard to declarothat tho grass moy grow iu thostreots of Honolulu ns for as ho is
concernod bocauso ho would farprofor to give his capital and his at¬
tention to nu American Stato wherohe resides Always opposed to an ¬
nexation he is much moro so nowbecauso Hawaiian sugar would thenbecomo American sugar
Iu thoso last sevou words as youvery well ituow is tho main cousb ofthe overthrow of tho uativo mon ¬
archy it was an illustration of thoAncient fable of killing tho goosewhich laid the golden egg Thoono pointof union until then unitingall partios was wiped out and thorohas boon neither concord nor prosperity since It may not bo capableof explanation yet there aro thosewho believe that had it not beou fortho treason of 1893 the past fouryeais would havo beou thoso of con-
tinued¬
proHperity aud that at thopresent moment tho islands wouldactually havo beou in closor alliancewith up instead of as now becomingmore aud moro alien to the socialand political traditions of theUnitod States people whatever thopolitics of thoso
Her Majesty and all hor party aroin excellent health aud sho willcoutiuuo a rosidont of Washingtonfor tho present
Julius A PalmerTho Cairo Washington May 22
1897
BU8INEBS IOOALS
Mons Hats at 25 and 35 cents oachat ICerrs
Meus ready mado pants at 1 perpair at Kerrs
Saohs is soiling 25 yards of BrownCotton for S100
Meus Suits roady to wear at 1 25tho suit at Kerrs
All Silk Nocktiesmade up and totio 2 for 26c at Korrs
Shirts aud Collars iu all qualitiescan bo had at bottom notch pricesat Kerrs
Swell Shirt Waiste very latest inLeather Belts aud tho new KidGloveB can bo found at N SSachs
Flannelettes 1G yards for S100Night Gowns for CO cents andLadies Chemises 3 for 100 at N SSachs
II Carl ono of tho most exportharbors in Honolulu is now to befound at tho tonsorial parlors of MA Peixoto at tho Uniou Art GalleryLane
Tho only place in town to gotgonuino Cambridge Pork Sausagesis at Jos Tinkers City Moat MarketNuuanu streot opposite ChaplainLano Telephone 289
Ned Doyle at tho Cosmopolitan isrecommending tho celebrated Put-nams
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Blackberry Brandy a toniowhich is unrivalled assisted by JimThompson formerly of tho S SAustralia an excellent half andhalf is served to tho thirstycustomors of tho Cosmopolitan
Ono ounco of prevention is bettorthan ton ounces of euro Tho Em-pire
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boasts of infallible romodieHagainst tho varioloid Wioland beeron draft boats vaccination andDoctor Obarlio Andrew prosidnsovortho finest stock of remedies thatcan bo found in town All for modioinal purposes and cash
Jurors as a rule get out now-a-day- s
very lato in tho ovoning Intho morning tho wiso men who havobeen drinking tho iao water of thoSupreme Court and eating dry sand ¬
wiched noed something to clear theirthroats That is the reason why thoPacific Saloon sorves Rock aud Ryoovery morning to tho rocky whowalk through tho Ryo
From cosks rotund tho mellow browOf Pabst springs perfect to tho
lightFor nature sure and sciouco true
Conspiro to brow it rightTho Royal and Pacific too
Supply this perfect gemTho Cosmopolitan is not bohind
With chocks which change withthem
uiiiHjiyjvy3fririrv- -
Brace Waring Co
to siata Baatursio03 Fort St near King
BUILDING LOTa
Houses and Lots andlands foh oall
in- - Parties wishing to dispose of theirPrnjinrHoq nrn Invlteil In rail on im
Mordants Excliangt
H I SHAW Proprietor
Corner King ana Nnunuu Htreets
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mpire SaloonCorner Nuunnu and Hotel Btfl
Oiurim W Amirkhk - - Manager
GILES films iiijiiiips mHALF AND HALF ON DUA0GHT
Wieland Beer cm DraughtNOW ON TAP
Rainier in Bottles
Oamiauiflfi Sour lidsha 8rraiAiTv
Established 1883
CITY MEAT MARKETNuuanu St opposite Chaplain Lano
J TINKER Practical Batclier
SUPPLIES THE DEST OF
Beef Mutton Lanib and VealIn tho market
Home fed Pork and PoultryTho Celebrated
OAMB3JII3a Hl J3 AXJS AOB1for breakfast
635 TELEPHONE 281 im
New Market RestaurantH03 Morehnnt Street near Alakea
JUAN CAMANOHO PropIlls tablo excels any In Honolulu
Caters for Balls DinnersWeddings and Piemo Parties
Coilee Hot Polls and Breakfast 5 till 1a m Dlnnor 11 a m till 1 r m Supper1 r m tdl 8 r m
Extra fonder liofrlgorator Beefsteaks to
Order
TUltKEY DINNEH ON SUNDAYSSend In Ordors for Hotno mado Dread
Cakes and Pastry tho day boforoOiS lm
Hawaiian GrownOysters
Tho above delicacy ojn now boprocured iu such quantities as re-
quired¬
upon leaving ordors with
H E Mclotyre Bro307 1
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JQHSr PHILLIPSHas romovid his Plumbing Duslnesb from
King Bircot io me promises on
Hotel Streetfformnrly ocoupled by Wnvnn
U7lwr Polls
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SZO FOR STOYBSFor Wood or Coal
The Universal Stoves and RangesA Large Invoice Just to Us ncl
Tho Costings of this Factory aro so far away supbrior to all othor makesthat
COMPARISON IS FUTILETho Australia brought a largo invoice of assorted goods to tho
IPetoillo Hardware Oo 3lmiteciCall aud oxatniuo their ptock or writo them for anything you waut
It has takou several years to BatiBfy users of WIND MILLS that thero isnothing inado which equals tho
OTOLONSOrders are coming in faster than wo can fill them but we aro doing tho
host wo cau
Pacific Hardware Co LiHONOLULU II I
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SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF
G tsneral MerchandiseAND
03A4iS5I03ST lLmlDB3jlTAgon for Lloyds
Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marino Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co Fmwiud LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Lino of Packetn from Liverpool
Telephone 92 P O Box 145
34 ff y 3 y FIT T mSm Vk HEPl f Vt
Ma VH t rU rni TV HlivUi mm b wwnai vwBast corner Four Ss kiiio Sts
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
roceries Provisions
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Now and Fresh Goods rccoived by ovcry packet from California KasteruStates and European Markets
Standard Grade of 0Bned Vegetables Fruits and Fishtxf- t- Qoodn delivered to any pnrt of tho City -i- SKS
IB1AM TIUW Ritlmtiirn mpiBtupTtnw ran u a NTtrn n
Oceanic Steamship Company
TIME TABLETho Fine Passongor Steamers of This Lino Will Arrive and Leave
This Port bb Horouudor
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
AUSTRALIA JUNE 22dMARIPOSA JULY 1stAUSTRALIA JULY 20thMOANA JULY 29thAUSTRALIA AUG 17ihALAMEDA AUG 20th
FRANCISCO
MOANA
JULYMARIPOSA
In connQotion witli tho sailing of tho abovo steamers the Agents aroto issue to passengers through by any
railroad from Sau Frauoisoo to all in tho Unitod and fromNow by auy steamship lino to all ports
Eor further apply to
Wm G Irwin 8c CoXjIMIITEID
General Oqeanio S S Company
F HORN
The Pioneer BakeryDread lles Uakos ot nil kinds fresh
ovory day
Fresh Ico Omnia mado of tho Best Woodlawn Orenm In all Flavors
The finest Home made Confectionery17 tf
I 1 i w 1LJ Ki iI 1 w ILs if nrHONOLULU H IM FRIDAY JUNE d 1897
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JUNE 21thAUSTRALIA JUNE 80thALAMEDA JULY 22dAUSTRALIA 2Rth
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HAWAIIS QUEEN
Palmers Budget from Wash ¬
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Liliuolcalaui is Hoaltby and HappyDid Jim Castlo Scoot Out for
Hia Own Good A Far AwaySuggestion Tho Troason
of 1803 Injurod thoOauoa of Anuox- -
ntion
Ed The Independent
Tho one word which is the key totho Hawaiian charactor will bocalled to tho minds of your readersbeforo it is written here tha sweetsylables of your aloha On the lipsof a Hawaiian it expresses all whichis said by many words iu othor lan-
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Its endearing significanceis most apparent where shown bythe personal magnetism of Ihoehiofsof tho native race Sinco HerMajesty has been in America shehas mot many visitors who had abrief acquaintance with her royalbrothor Kalakaua and to hear theirtender expressions of affectionateremomborauco a listener could onlyinfer that there had boon a strongfriendship between tho visitor andtho Hawaiian mouaroh
iThero are instances each day of
our stay at tho national capitalproving that this attractive power ispossessed by Queou Liliuokalaui toeven a greater degree than it was byKing Kalakaua For oxamplo incompauy with MrsWilliam Leo ofBoston aud Mrs Martin Miltnore ofWashington widow of tho cele ¬
brated sculptor Her Majesty visit-
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Mouut Vernon again this timotaking the steamor no sooner was itdiscovered that the Queen waB outhe boat than tho greatest interestwas manifested by tho passengerswho thronged about hor anxious totake her hand tho crowd was tholarger because thero was a party ofschool children of young porsous onboard making a pilgrimage to thoshrine of the Father of his countryEntirely in self defense Hor Majestywas obliged to organize a miniaturecourt on tho deck for each desiredto hoar a fow of her pleasant wordsand bo presented to her in personTo this sho submitted with thatgood nature and charming grace sowoll remembered I am sure by herdovoted and loyal subjects in Hono-
lulu¬
The Intornatioual Postal Congross is now iu session in this cityit is composod of delegates fromsomo fifty foreign lands Quito anumber of thoso gentleman withtho ladies who accompany themhave alroady visitod tho Quoon andmoro have signified thoir intoutionof so doing
Aftor a short call yesterday ouoof thorn the Post master General ofa distant country who had boonpleasantly chatting ou questions ofpublio policy with Hor Majestycalled me apart iu the hall aud oxpressed in warmest tonus his thanksfor an occasion ho avowed hoahould novor forgot as long as hoshould live If the publio duties oftho Congress would permit ho saidho hoped to mako anollior visit withsomo of his friends for novor iu hisoxporionco had ho mot with a morogifted or attractive woman in publiolife To this sontimout thoro hasnot been a dlsseutiug voico
Mrs William Leo of Bostonwhoso husband Is a cousin of tholatoGouoralJ O Dotninis has just
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Koturiilng will ieavo Hilo at 8 oclockA K touciiinK at Laupahoehoe MalmKonu and Kawaihao 8iuc ilakeiiaMaalaea Bay and Lahuina theWowiuKtyinrVint5ntJ0lula tlle ornoons
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Thlb Company will reserves the right tomake joanes iu tho tlmoof departuio andarrival of us Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any conse ¬
quences arising therefiomConsigneea must bo ut tho Landings to
rece vo their freight this Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt has boon landedve took received only at owners risk
This Company will not bo responsible lotMoney or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in tho naie of PursersW Passengers ore requested to pur ¬
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FIUDAY JUNE J 1897
INlKUOJSPVED TrcrECHtAKS
Hatch to Dole Kinney wauls toHO bourn Do uot blntiio biiu WishI could K 0 I10 Utili annex ¬
ation roolution was lnugkod out of
lii FTouso You mint rwllz thatnuauxitiou ia a dead cock in the pitOb innrl Tariff has tho II ior andtbo olauo affocting Hawaii is out ofit MoKiiilny is very polito and no
ii Aldrich wlinti I talk with themTboylook tired HioiikIi when ispmtk
about Hawaiian suar Ilastiugn is
worn out Swoonod aud foil whitnattomling Postal Convention Ho
ooptiou nt Whito House Hoavtfailure I am not polarizing veryhigh cit bar The Qucpus bug pardon Mrs Dominis lulluuuco blocksus at ovory turn Hiro a KahunaWhy did you lot bnr got away Ohdoarl Tbo Japaunso affair was adead failure as a scare Too ulutnaily bandied by Thurstou Has donemore barm thau good Oh doarlWhat is tbo use As Cuba comes totho fore Hawaii goes to theroar D Cuba Damon andIaukea did not stop Thoy aro onvelvet wish I was too MiuifitrSawall has loft trr his post Youcannot bank on him What shallwe do uext I wish I was back onKaabumauu struot Send moro am-
munition¬
you kuow John Sprockols is hero and lays all ovor mo WishI hadnt boon bornod Ob doarl
WHAT DOES HE WANT P
Mr Doles Minister of Financewas interviewed wbilo on his way toQuoon Victorias jubilee and said
Do you wish Hawaii lo coma inas a Stale or Territory wn askod
Not as a State for I roeognizfthat with our mixed population itwill uot bo a practical step Thepolitical parties in this country aroso ovenly divided that it would notdo to have Hawaii in the Union atn Statu Wo might then hold tunbalance of power and that wouldnot be desirable In fact thatpossibility would prevent annexa ¬
tion If wo can como into tho Unionas a Territory or somewhat liko aState that will suit us Wo believethat tho United Statos will not loseanything politically or otherwisebut would gain much
Thero can bo no quostiou as lothis intorviow for it bears tbo oarmarks of Hawaiis greatest liuanciorHo in too modest wbeu ho disclaimsany desiro to hold tho balance ofpower Why that is just what hoalways works for when on his owndunghill It is true that bo has notalways tcored hulls eyes in Iub
efforts for powor but that is no roason why bo should uot try againIf tho interviowor had probed n littlo doepor thoro would have beenfun in tho embarrassment of ourMinister For iuttaueo whou ourgreat uuanoioroaid If we can comointo tho Union as a Territory orsomewhat liko a State that will suitus thero would have boeu fungaloro in asking him to explain whatlie meant by tho expression orsouiowhat liko a State Tho faot is
our junketing Minister is as ignor-
ant¬
of tho difference botweon a terri-
torial¬
and State government as bois of tbo auoiont language of thoHiudoos Wbon tho Minister is
sought for an intorviow it would bo
far aafor for him to refer tho inter ¬
rogator to Col Iaukea
USE HaUTION
Marshal Uronii dpeurves all posaibin oredit for upholding tho notionsof his subordinate and utauditig by
t limit wbfii they aro wrongly accusednf twpodiiw their authority TboMnudial bowevir hhoiild liso cou
fcidrithlu discretion and wheneverbo has reason to believe that hismen have licoti brutal and allowed
their tompor to get tho bottor of
their judgment be should promptlystop in reprimand or poremptorily
flro tboiu The utio heard in tboDistrict Court m of mich a naturethat everyone lisleuing becamo cou- -
viucod that tho pnilor Hendricksonand Johnnoii of tho Foundry badbpeu Biibjmtcd lo an outrageousttfiattuent by police officers Thowitnesses called by the nttornoynfor the two mou told a straightstory They wore moreover menof good standiuK and repute in thocommunity and absolutely disintoruatd The ovidence for the prose ¬
cution could hardly bn satisfactoryto tho Mnrtiliiil It was conflictingand evidently in some oaos maimfactum I ho man Hendricksonwas undoubtedly intoxicated on thoday of hisarrest n d he undoubted ¬
ly got into a light With the lieuten ¬
ant Krkai The police should boinstructed to tolorato a great dealof ubuto and only iu case of abso ¬
lute uoctsitity should tht y be flow-ed
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to ui b the rtlrong hand andthfii ve Ibink the club should boused in pieforcnco to tho boxing
matches now in vokuo in tho publiostroiUs It is iu tho receiving station however that tho worst exhibit ion of brutality takm placeLliHro un arretted mu is at theuieioy of a few hot temperedpolicemen who perhaps under diffi
mi I tie have made an arrest andaro as mad ai H iloites Thoaaplaiu of tho natch should botho person to receive tho peoplearrmted aud the responsibility oftheir trentmeMt should fall on hisshoulders Tho mutilated faco oftho man Hendriekjou shows that bewib abupod pomowliiro It was notiu the streot and tho wound to hiseye could certainly not bavo beeniuilicte d by bis being pushedJown on tho floor in the receivingstation Wo bopo that OffieurNeedham told tho truth when hodenied having stated to Mr A
Rosa that Hendrickson waj kickedin tbo eyo in tbo receiving stationMr Rosa will return in a few daysaud it may 13 of intorost to hoar hisstatement Lot brutality of police ¬
men bo stopped at all hazards Lot
thorn understand that they aro sim-
ply
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tho servants of tho public audthat ovon if a drunken man callsthorn namos they are not justifiod inretaliating with blows A reason-
able¬
auiouut of abuse is what theymust oxpent whou thoy join thoforce and thoy must cbargn it againstthoir calary May in tho future thoMarshal bn as anxious aud readyto protout tho publio as ho now apparontly is in shielding his officers
TOPICS OF THE DAY
How not to grade might wellbo tho title of an euginooring androad making ORsay on NuuanuAvonuo
The Advortisoris probably rightwhen it says that I bo troaty situationis improving but then tbo news ¬
papers may bo lying
Aro tbo works on the Nuuanusi retm ovor going to Uncompletedbuforo Mr Rowoll takes up a nowscheme of reconstruction
It is interesting to learn from thoovor inaocurato Star that MinisterSowall was Minister to Smoa wbonho was a visitor hero before
From tho touor of our intoreoptodtolegram from tbo Hawaiian Ministerat Washington it would appear thathe is on tbo vergo of norrous pros-
tration¬
Qivo him a rest Mr Dole
Tho Hilo Tribune for May 29thsays It comes high but we mustbavo all tho privileges Thoro was
just ouo volor enrolled at Hakalauand it cost tho Government Slfl CO
to gnthor his namo and be thevoter has since loft tbo countryand goiio to tbo Coast
Unloss tho Health Inopectoramake a little closer examinationinto domestic privacies there will betrouble boforo long Tho slouch iuthe early morning or lato in thoavening iu several sections of thecity is utiboarablo Somo of thelarge Chinese restaurants are Toryunhealthy iu this regard
If The Independents privato ad-
vices¬
from Washington and NewYork are as reliable as thoy uetiallyare thero is no hopn for aunoxatioiif xcopt through a pleboscito Hurrythat up and bo done with itl ThoMibridlzed press will object but itwill bo cheaper in tho long run ifthey aro left out in tho cold
Dont worry yourselves aboutEngland Sho doesnt waul to an ¬
nex Hawaii About tho timo thattho United States has annexed Cubaperhaps Hawaii may be joined tothe Dominion of Canada or thoCommonwealth of Australasia Itmight bo so if all tho parties in in-
terest¬
wished it to bo so Howabout tho ides and nones of October
Thero was somo surprise iu thocommunity yostorday wbon it wasloamod that Major Frankey Has ¬
tings had fainted at a publio recep-tion
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owing to some trouble in hisbruin Holy Mosos exclaimed sev-
eral¬
citizens where oh wbero is
Fraukovs brain Tho explanationcame out in tho official organ thismorning when it assorted that thophysiciau called in to administer totho fainting diplomat that therewas congestion of tho brain dun toindigestion And now wo all knowthat Frankeys brain is located inthe vicinity of his indigestion
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Honolulu May 29 1S07
FRUIT THTS OVER ¬
RIPE
is luirdly worth tho picking und
oven whou it is in its primo it
requires dolicato hundiing lest
tho beauteous bloom upon it bo
tarnished by indblicuto hands
Wo aro not in tho garden of
Ilosporidcs whore tho gods
would pelt us with goldon ap-
ples
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but wo aro hero in another
fruit paradiso whoro avo can
gatlior tho fruit in a prettily do
signed lotus leaf shaped WIRE
FRUIT PiCKEll absolutely un-
injured
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Try it for 50 cents and
when you aro tirod of it turn it
into a flower basket
Bim AND CiiESAVo bavo to import all our
sweet songsters in tho feathored
lino and cage them when caught
Mako thoir homos comfortable
and yours bright with ono of
our cages Wo havo u rich and
raro assorlmont of thorn from
1 50 to 150 in brass or painted
wire and in pretty shapes
Come and sco them
Tna Hawaiian Hardware Co Lo
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MONDAYTJInTTIXj
3ATURDAY
DieuresSook us for tho EPICUREANBRANDS of delicucics wo haveothers Next wook we
WillHave
Moreby two steamors to arrive
TUB
AND THE
AorangiWhen opened wo will publish a
list look it ovor for what you
want and WHEN FOUND
MAKE A NOTE OF
You know our prices thoy aro
cheaper than thoso charged at a
clearance salo and our goods
aro fresh Telephono ordors
carefully filled and goods
promptly dolivorod
J T WaterhouseQITTCTCN STREET
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We shall offer to the Masses a LargePortion of a Bankrupt Stock
bought in New York
The Goods are now being Marked andwill be ready for Inspection
ON MONDAY MORNINGmttm40mttttmmtt
We shall Sell Organdies at 15 Oonts per YardWe shall Sell Gringhams at 20 Yards for 1
ALL OTHEK LINES IN PROPORTIONl VlVVklllli ZE3 ZEIZIHiIEZER Queen St Honolulu
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wwwwnnwnnBriiiiaiJi rigiAOOAL AHD OKSTXJlATi NEWB HOWS IHAT TJMPIIUS
The Bdgic is due bore lo morrow
Look out for Tim ly Topics to-morrow
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Bluo Serge Suits well made for 7nt Korrri
Mr Paul Neiiinnntt left for Mauithis morning ou court busonoss
Thn best quality Ginghams arogoing 18 yards for 100 at N SSachs
Mr A St M Mackintosh of thoForeign Office in coulintul to his bodwith an attack of pleurisy
Mr Samuel Parker and Mr Ru ¬
dolph Sproekls aro expected toarrive huro by tb I3dliu to morrow
Tho First Regiment N G H aroordered to oloct a colonel on thoHHIi Is Captain Coyno a candidate
The Hawaiian Quintette Clubwill furnish the music at tho Tug-of-W-
tournament to morrow even ¬
ingTho Hawaiian Evangoliaal Asso ¬
ciation will visit the Philadelphiato morrow by tho courteous invita-tion of the captaiu
A large cquad of police ollicerswore drilled on Palace Square thinmorning The men make ati excel-lent
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Appearance aud do crndit to theefforts of Senior Captain Parker
The name of the native weeklynewspaper Ko Aloha Aina Oiiiolately established by R W Wililtoktlias boeu chaoged to Ka Loea Kalaiaina Tho Educated Politician
Intepretor Doyle wa3 anions thepansougors on the Mauna Loa thismorniug He will attend tho Cir-
cuit¬
Court now in session aud inci-dentally
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get His cocoanut repaired
The Aucittnt Order of Odd Fellows observe their memorial day ouSunday nest at It oclock in HarmonyHall and will subsequently decoratethe graves of the comrades who havegone before
Hoinrieh Liming a lad of about17 years was arrested thi3 morningcharged with committing an offenseagniust nature It is reported iupolice circles that other arrosts willfolio v Tho heathen monarchyof Hawaii has indeed been succeededby Dolos Christian Republic
The Assault Onso
Hendriokson a sailor on the Ainorioau schooner Echo was tried yes ¬
terday in tho District Court byJudge Wilcox ou a charge of assaultaud battery ou Lioutunaut KokaiThis case has boon given consider-able
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prominence as it had beenpublicly alleged that tho officersacted in a most brutal towaids Heudriokson whose faco iudicated thatho had struck a oyclone or gonothrough a thrashing machine
A largo number of witnesses worecalled aud after listening torather conflicting ovidouco JudgoWilcox found the sailor guilty andfined him S10 and costs
Johnson nn employoo of tho IrouWorks charged with obstructingjustice iu connection with tho othercase was discharged
Messrs Ilumphroys Macdonaldwhose sorvicos woro retained by theAmerican Cnnsul Qonoral appearedfor the defendants
The Board of Education
President Ooopor presided at yovtordays meeting and nuuouucedthat tho limit of tho appropriationhad been reached iu the averagoof tho monthly pay rolls Ho alsostated that ho had authorized MrLightfoot to hold classes for thosedoMrous of preparing for teachersexaminations
Tho priuoiplo of Mr Towusondaresolution to place tho most ellloieuttoaohors iu low grade schools andpay thorn salaries jropnttionato totheir olliciotioy was approved of butwas roforred to the President andMr Towusond for further conidoration Considerable routine busi ¬
ness was transacted and a numberof uow applications leoeived fromabroad for positions in tho Depart ¬
ment
Y M 0 A Gymnastics
Tho olosing exercises of tho Y M
0 A Gymuasiutn last evening werohighly successful and attracted a
very largo and appreciative gather ¬
ing Tho physioal committee aro
now turning their attention to out-
door
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sports and arranging tho or
ganizatiou of a track team
Howlwtl Out liy the GovrnnmntIlfctrio Liuht Service tho Uiickoleru Use Oaudlun
Now when Dr Murray stated thatlast night was hU first experience asa presidential sire of a smoker onefelt Itioliuod to doubt kin unim ¬
peachable voraoilj- - for liko tho manwho Hro3 at a target for tin fisttime iu lio and hits tho bullseye hocertainly scored high in tho estima-tion
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of those who attended tholargest best and most jovial androllicking smoker giveu for severalyears iu this section of tho Isles oftho Sea
Hewitt and his aids Princes Davidaud Cupid had turned tho AmorioanLeague Hall into a handsome ban ¬
ner decorated pavilion in which theflags of all natiors floated side byside in friendly rivalry iu tho cloudywreaths of non belligerent smokoissuing from tho gaping mouths ofBritish churchwardens The plat-form
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was ombollished with tho greenfields of Erin aud her golden harpfaced tho players as emblematicalof i ho dear ould sod faraway andth boautr and Roug which lightlyspring thorefrom Around worostationed beautiful palms and pot-
ted¬
plauts while surrounded by hercountrys flag and supported by theruddy Liou of Scotland on thegolden field and St Andrews croBSQueen Victoria smiled bonovoleutlyou President Dole who with backturned to the Stars and Stripes gaz¬
ed dubitatiugly at tho banners ofEngland and Japan
Au incident which iu other handswould have marred the eveningenjoyment iu fact addod to it andgavo a swing and a vim to the merrymaking awfully disappointing tohyponbroudriacal fun spoilersAbout 030 with a gentle glimmer-ing
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waruiug the olactrio lights sup-plied by tho Government of thoRepublic faded into obscurity andfor a few moments wax vestas andthe street lights furnished all thoilluminating power Captain Murraywill bo forgivou for his vocabularybut we hopo ho wont vote agin theGovernment or that tho 180 voterspresent will chorish the recollectionthat while there was beor aud whiskoy enough yi tho Hall there was nowater outside to give light Borgordispellod the gloom with rattlingmarchus aud choruses accompaniedby tho musical cliuking of pipes ontho glaoaes aud souorous voices Atlength wax candles came iu audulectiic lights woro forgotten andtho fun increased
To moutiou the two dozen num ¬
bers that wero gloriously given orto praise obo when all excelled israther too invidious and space kill-
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All wero groeted enthusiastic-ally
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and appreoiativoly aud if thetelepathic ohord was in accordQueen Victoria must have beenstartled by tho juuiloo cheers raisodat O A Browns suggestion AuldLaug Syuo closed tho evenings en ¬
joyment at 11 oclock and none wastho worso for wear and with afinancial success scored aa well as amoral and musical one
The Club desiros to thank for the1000 of flags entrusted to their caro
I T Waterhouso Castle CookeF Harrison tho Thistle Club OJMcOaithy J DoddM A GousalvesGoo Kim Peacock Co aud theRoyal Annex aud the Hagey SooialClub for the Piano Among thehard worker of tho evening mustuot bo forgotten Dr Murray DrMoKibbin Seorotnry Thomson Horbort Ball Dr Sinclair Jordan Tay-
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Oatton Auerbauh and otheriwho did everything aud lookedafter everything from post to finishand must tako tho success scoredfor their reward
A snap short was taken by MrDavie during Viorras performance
Matornlty Homo Luau1 ho grand luau at the Maternity
Homo to morrow promises to be thegraud success of tho season Everydetail baB been attondod to withsystematic care and the opportunitywill bo afforded for the strangerswithin our gateB to participate in agenuine Hawaiian repast with funand jollity thrown in with nationalhOBpitality
NMl13 ho Board of Health
Pretidnnt Smith prcided over themeeting yesterday afternoon Anexpenditure of fGOO for a road load ¬
ing to a largo supply of firewoodwas authorized The application ofDr Archibald N Sinclair for aliconse was roforred to the examin ¬
ing boardDr Eldredgo roportod a doorcase
of contagious diseases iu Japanosoports
In the matter of thn Hilo hospitalDr Wood reported that the annexproposed to be erected by BritishroidHtits of that city should be un-
der¬
the control of tho trustees oftho Government hospital to bo builtthere Tbo amount S2000 was notenough to eudow ono bed tho sumrequired being 0000 Tho S2000was mentioned as for use in build-ing
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a hospital leaving nothing formaintenance It was decided thatthe British residonts might buildthe anuox for tho exclusive uso ofAuglo Saxons but tho hospital mustbe under the direct control of theGovernment
Hawaiis Hopo
Tho hope of Hawaii is to obtainwhite labor in place of Asiatic laboraud the plautors havo now come tounderstand tho fact Yet whitelabor is not going to bind itself tothe systom of slave labor now in thovogue nu the islands but will domaud the samo consideration whichis vouchsafed it hore If tho plan-
ters¬
will tako it on tho basis heldby beet sugar growers and manu-facturers
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or upon a co operatiyeplan uo do not doubt that- - thelabor will bo forthcoming aud thatthe islands will bo thoroughly Amer-
icanized¬
Short of that there is nodomestic safety except through an-
nexation¬
aud this a the plantersknow i3 seriously impeded by thedislike of briuging thirty or fortythousand contract labor Asiaticsundor tho Stars and Stripes S FChronicle
Ohlnoao Oycliats
Is there anything new undor thosun Yang Yu late Chinose Minis-ter
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at Washington Bays that bicy-cles
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wero in common use iu thoFlowory Kingdom 2000 years agobut as the womou rode them to theneglect of their families tho Em-peror
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stopped the manufactureTho bloomers howovor survivedand now that bicjclos havo uomobaok oven in China there wouldseem to bo nothing in tho way oftho almond eyed damsels rosumingtheir interrupted pastime S FChronicle
At St Louis Oollogo To night
Iu answer to many requests thoSt Louis College Literary andDramatic Society gulL ropeat thoperformances of Marmaduke audDown You Go with the morry
Chinese farce The cxcolleuco ofthe eiitertainmont should assure acrowded theat re especially as the approauhes to tho college havo beenproperly graded and fixed up audmade safe and convenient
Tho Tug of Wnr
Among tho sports aud others fondof manly streugth and amusemonttho Tug of War at Bristols pavilionto morrow ovoniug is attracting verygreat interest Seats had better betaken at oueoto ensure comfort audavoid a rush at the doors
IT IS TUItEItainlcr beer is not injurious to the
weakest organization but promoteshealth and strength and preserves itAs a wholesome tonic it has NOEQUAL On tap or in hottlcs at thoCriterion Saloon
Died
Luonos Iti this city Juuo 1th1897 Yolaude Legros infant daughter of John A and Lucy LegrosFuneral to morrow afternoon
VICTORIA DIAMOND JUBILEE
It beiug impossible for tho Troasuror lo reaoh all intonding subscrib ¬
ers to tho Permanent Memorial ortho Days Celobratiou FuudB sub-scriptions
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will bo received at thooillcos of
F M SWANZYJ M DOWSE TTROUT IATTON
Honolulu 27th May 1897OOO Siv
MBW ZBALAND INSURANCB COMPANYFIRE AND MARINE
Established 1S59 Capital 1000000Insurance effected on Buildings Good Ship aud Merchandise
Iiisurfwce Compaq of North AmericaOt llilladelphln Pa
Founded 1702 Cash Capital 3000000Oldebt Firo Insurance Company in the United StatosLosses paid sincc organization over - - - 90000000
5T For lowest rates apply to
Gonoral Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
JopanM Ooliuth of tho Boa
A London correspondent claimsthat the heavioit battleship in thoworld is being built at tho ThamesIron Wcrks for the imporial navy ofJapau Her length is 133 feet overall She is 75 feot G iuchos boamand 27 feet 3 inches deep Sho vv illbe therefore ten feet longer andsix iuoho3 wider than the largestbattloship which now floats iu anywaters or has been contracted forHer total displacement is to be14850 tons
m rSharkey Will Defeat Wahor
There con be uo doubt says aprominent sportsman that Sharkoywill defeat Mahor when they mootat tho end of this month If thisprophecy comes out correct thoSailors victory can bo attributed totho fact that ho rubs his innerman down with the fino brand ofO P S whiskey now imported heroby J H LovHJoy Co and cools offon pure Seattle beer which whole-some
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beverages are now beiug servedat tho Auohor Saloon
Only Enterprise
Tho first question put to JimDodd by tho pilot yesterday onboard of the Australia was did youbring a cable The next questionwa Jim did you go to Washing-ton
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Then came how about an ¬
nexation Jim looked mysteriousHe winked a wuuk aud then he saidCome up boys to tho Pantheon
aud I will tell you all about myEnterprise aDd tho boys are coming
SSWLDIMONDS
Pooplo who lmvo uso for 10cent counters need not feelnlarmod becuuso tho 10 centstoro is to bo closed on accountof tho illness of tho proprietorWo havo overy article sold intho 10 cent storo and our valuesaro hotter Iloro is a partial listof tho articles iu ono of ourwindows
Dinner Plate Soup PlatePoi Bowl Pros Glass GbblotPlatlorp Berry DishVegetable DishEgg Cup Toa Cup Coffee CupOil Cans throe BizosCarpontors Pencils 1 in a bunchPadlock Tacks HingesBolts 1 sizes Cupboard CatchesSink BrushesHammock HooksHalyard HookDrawer HandlesFoot ScrapersIvory SoapMouse Traps Tack LiftersWhite Enameled SaucersPepper aud Salt BoxesSpirit LampsLamp Wicksin bunchesPie PlatesWordropo HooksJelly PansPotato MashersCake Pans Cake GuttersGenuine Shell Fish PlatosAsbestos Plato HoldersLomou Squeezerhapolio Vegetable GraterWire Fly Killer Coat HanKorsSoup Strainer Soup LadlosSilver PolishLamp Chimney CleanerGriddle Cake Tumor Tin LadlesPint Measures Flour SifterBlanking in Handle Sail NeedlesGimlets FilesA Sunburner OhimiioyB Suuburnor ChimneyNo 1 Roohestor ChimuoyNo 2 Rochester ChimneyBroom Holders Bits Tin CupsThese articles have always beon
sold at from 15 to 130 percont abovepresont prices
VjuUJYon Holt Block
Thirteenth Annual MeetingOF TOE
Hawaiian Jockey Club
JUNEJ1 1897OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Uncos will Common co at 10 n mSharp on tho 11th
Uncos will Oommonco at 1 p m outhe 12th
FRIDAY JUNE 11
FIRST BICYCLE RACEHalf mile dash Prize Trophy
valued at 20
SECOND BICYCLE RACEOno milo handicap Prize Tro ¬
phy valued at 30
THIRD HONOLULU PURSES150
Running race half milo dashFree for all
FOURTH MERCHANTS PURSETrotting antl Pacing to Harness
best 2 in 8 235 class Pureo 150
FIFTH IRWIN CUP RUNNINGOno mile dash for Hawaiian bred
Horses to bo won twice by momber of tho Jockey Club 150added
SIXTH --MULE RACEOno mile dasb Purse 50
SEVENTH KAPIOLAN1 PARKPURSE
Trotting aud Pacing to Harnessbest 2 iu 3 230 class Purso 150
EIGHTH OCEANIC S S COSCUP 150 ADDED
Running Race threo-fourthe-mi- lo
dash Hawaiian bred
NINTH PRESIDENT WIDEMANNS CUP
Ono and a quarter miles freo forall 150 added to bo won twice
SATURDAY JUNE 12
Nos 1 and 2 same as Juno 11
THIRD HAWAIIAN JOCKEYCLUB PURS IS
Fivo eightliB of a mil dash forHawuiian breds Purse 150
FOURTH ENTER PRISE BREW ¬
ING COMPANYS PUKhEPaoing and Trotting free for all
best 3 in 5 Purse 150 with 60added
FIFTH ROSITA CHALLENGECUP 200 ADDED
Running Race one mile dash
sixth Maiden raceHalf milo dash For Horses that
have uot previously started PurBO100
SEVENTH SPECIAL RACE
Paoing aud Trotting handicapfreo for all beatou horses Purso
150
All ontrioB aro to bo made withthoSocretnry beforo 2 oclock TUES-DAY
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Juno 8 1897 Entrance- feosto be 10 per cent of purao unlessotherwise specified
All Races lo be run or trotteduuder the Rulca of tho NationalTrotting Association aud Stud HorsoAssociation
All Horses aro oxpeoted to startunless withdrawn by 9 oclock a m
ou Juuo 10 1897
Gonoral admission 50 CentsGraud Staud oxtra5U Cents and 1
Carriages inside Course eaoh2f0Quarter Stretch Badges 5
Per Order of CommitteeS G WILDER
Secretary Hawaiian Jookoy Club
OOTTAGE TO LET
OvJ KINGAOOTTAGKlittle beyondLllltm Is To Lot reasonableBnrmiro this OMco l83 tf
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JUST ARRIVEDA new lot of tho Finest
Musical Instruineois
Autohiupa Guilarti Violius Rto
if o a nmv Involco of tlio Celebrated
Weterraoyer PianosSpeitolly iiinnufailuml for tho tropIxl
ollmnte second to nono
MORE THAN 100 OK THEM SOLD -On ilio Hawaiian Islands during tho Inst
years
ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEABSOUTMnNT OF
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Alao tho choicest European and Aincrican
Beers Aio Wanes LiquorsAT MOST KFA60VAIIM PMCUS
Fr HOFFSOHLAEGEKACO
Corner King it lMhol Street
f B MORRi21 fc 3J3 King Street
lie I wading
Garriagu aad
jon felaoufiacturarALL UtrEBlJrilt OH UAND
Vtil furnish everything outside steamboaw and boilers
Hotso Shooing a Specialty
irsk- - TKIVIMIONK 572 -
TKiKfUONE R07 1J 0 Box 321
HONOLULU
Carriage Manufactory128 J30 Fort Strcot
Craxviage BuilderAND IlEPAIKEH
Blaoksmttliliig In all Its Brauclies
Orders from tho other Islands In Building
TrlmtnlnR Fainting Etc Etcpromptly attended to
W W WRIGHT ProprietorSuccessor to O Wost
Win G Irwin CoLIMITED
Wm G Irwin Presidents ManagerOlaus Sprookels Vice PresidentW M Giilard Secrotary it TreasurerTheo 0 Porter Auditor
SUGAR FAOTOESAND
Commission ApnfsAGENTS O THE
Oceanic Steamship GompyOf Rax Frnnnlnoo flnl
Metropolitan Meat Co
81 KING BTltEET
G J Walliii - MANAOxn
Wholesale nndlletall
BUTCHERSAND
Navy Contractors
it if
A lPEcmil y 33 IotolT ICHOUSE Prop
Per Day 200Per WeoV 1200
SPECIAL MONTHLY HATES
The Best of Attendance the Best BituatlnnM V tPII 1J1 In 4VI M
ZKBIQATIOir NOTICE
lfodcrs of Wacr Privileges or thosepiling water ruifHnrohoroby notified thnttho hours for Irrlguton purioses arc fromI to 8 oclock a m ml f oni 4 to 0 oclockpm ANDUKW JJUOWN
Supt Honolulu Water WorksApproved
1 A KinoMlulstorof Intorlor
Hon lulu It I Aprll0 1807 651 tf
Lobtcrs Hd JacketUmterwoods 2s doz In enso
Shrimps Dinbars I lb can fKrabbousmall
Shrimp nml TomatoesDoviled Crabs 1Mb tins
it ii iiAnchovy Bloater it Shrimp Faslo fancy
putsmiiuovy B outer t Shrimp Taste small
piltHTi on Marino Toys squam tins
whli PJcbles Pimento andTrollies
--Appelli falidsiubII keg
Bombay DuckAnchovio- - in salt
oilYnrmoth Bloaters Russian CaviarFish t bonderClam Chowder Clnm DoulllcuFlndoii llnikbicks fJlorrings Fresh Tomato Sauce
MustardTomatoBmucdKipperedHiuokcdHolland GenuineWhite Sailed
Mtekciol in Oil Salt KitsSiirdlnes fi varieties i
Salmon In Wood nnd Tin 0 VarietiesTo Bkiivb Homihy Duck Sotvo thenr v mid Klco on a Fnparato dish Lay
the Bombay Duck on a Irolier and I catthnrrmghlv hen crumb It over theenrryand rlcH By heatluu tho Dnmbay Duck ftbecomes briitlo and crumbs easily
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Telephone 210 Free do Ivory twlcodally
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Buslneaa OardB
R N BOYD
SonvEon and Real Estate Agent
Ofllco Bethel Streot over tho NowModel ltestnurant
JOHN NOTT
PLnuniNQ Tin CorPEn and SheetIkon WoitK
King Btreet Honolulu
A S HUMPHREYS
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Attorney-at-La- w
Omen Kaalmmanu StreetHonolulu
ANTONJ3 ROSA
ATTOnNEYAT LlAW
Kaalmmanu Btreet Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Fiiank Brown Manngor
W mi1 HO Mornlint Htraol Hnnnlnln H 1
ALLEN ROBINSON
Dealers jn Lumber and CoalBuildinq Materials of
All Kinds
Uliaon Htreot Hnnnlnln
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roturiittl to Iter homo nftor a fortuihtd visit to llor Majesty Sliorocfived many publio nttontionswhile horo biti a ytiost at a WliltnHotiso rocoption ou otio day of thopresent wnck and at Sir JulianlHtiticoforteH on tho day followingMrs Leo has always beoti a staunchfriend aud aotivo dnfonder of thuQiioon and when I visited tho isl ¬
ands in 1895 sho ontrusted mo witha peraoual lettnr of sympathy Iaskctl tho privilogo of deliveringthis uneealod and in tho presence ofany officer to her Majesty in her im-
prisonment¬
and this small satisfac-tion
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was rofusod by tho highestauthority On loaviug tho eouutryI made a second aud formal requestto bo allowed to pay my rospoots totho Queon as to any other person intemporary misfortune whioh wasalso officially denied mo no reasonboiug assigned for this lack of courtosy
Tho grand brigade of Washing ¬
ton lobbyists has been increased bythe arrival of Hon J 13 Castle Oris it possible that tho Collector ofCustoms is out of his country forhis own and litw countrys goodThere lining moro than a suspicionthat ho wns to ho held personallyliable for somo of tho high handedpioceodings against tho Japaneseimmigrants the briefest answerwould naturally be that of eouvouicutnbscnce rud in such a cause ofcourse tho public Treasury wouldbo obliged to foot tho bills
If he secures no moro recognitionfrom the United States than hasbeen aceorded to his brethrenneither annexation nor the treatywill be the gainer Hatch HastingsSmith Thurston Hartwoll KiunoyJudd Castle besides the interna ¬
tional lawyer John W- - Foster whatan array of logal talent and all forwhat and for whom Simply onacoouut of tho prcsonce of onowoman who has not employed anylobbyism nor retained auy lawyerbub who is supposed in some in ¬
definite way to bo au obstacle to thoobliteration of her nation from thomap of the world
Of that long list Mr Foster withdoubtless a fat fee iu his pocket hasmade his speech and gono to Eu-
rope¬
for othor clients No ouo oftho long list of Honolulu lawyershas received tho loast publio recog-
nition¬
or oven reception from thoPresident or from his Secretary ofSlato Tho only call reported isthat of Minister Hatch accompaniedby Mr W O Smith and in noticingthis visit tho itom stated that nomatters of any importauco couldhave been under discussion becausethe intorviaw with the Presidentwas of tho briefest charaater
No stronger proof of the changeiu public sentiment as to Hawaiicould bo apparent than that noticodby mo iu a recont visit to San Fran-cisco
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tho third I have mado to thatcity since tho changos wrought bytho sugar ring at Honolulu Timofailu to write of this particularlyto day The persistent disfran-chisement
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of tho uativo voter thohigh handed moasuros of the mili-
tary¬
oligarchy of 1895 tho introduc-tion
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of Mongolian labor and thodespotic uoglect of tho rights oftho Japanese havo shown to thoworld tho temporof the corporationfraudulently in possession of thoarmory and tho Treasury of thoHawaiian people Whou that peo-
ple¬
with an unshackled hand candeposit the ballot and ask forcloser rotations with tho UnitedStates to no power could they lookwith assurance of a kindor rocoptionbut wo decline to receive stolengoods and that is all the so calledropublio can offer to us especiallyBinco mauy of usfeol keenly thohumiliation of tho historical truththat wo wore iuveiglod into keepingthe rightful owners back with ourbayonets whilo tho couspirators worelocking up their booty These factscarefully concealed havo now bocomo known The abominableslanders circulated for political pur ¬
poses havo boon confuted by writorsor best of all by tho personal pres ¬
ence of ouo of tho noblest of Ha ¬
waiian women
r rir- - Tv7 TW4tj
But thoro aro also morcautilo rea ¬
sons why tho Reciprocity Treatymut bo abrogated mid annexationfall of rovhalj tho IVaaury needsmore rovonue why should tho Am-
erican¬
pooplo bo taxed that capital ¬
ists may recoivo forty percent perannum aud livo abroad like princesFurther thn brat sugar industry ismaking onormous strides in Califor-nia
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and tho great capitalist GlausSpreckels has been heard to declarothat tho grass moy grow iu thostreots of Honolulu ns for as ho is
concernod bocauso ho would farprofor to give his capital and his at¬
tention to nu American Stato wherohe resides Always opposed to an ¬
nexation he is much moro so nowbecauso Hawaiian sugar would thenbecomo American sugar
Iu thoso last sevou words as youvery well ituow is tho main cousb ofthe overthrow of tho uativo mon ¬
archy it was an illustration of thoAncient fable of killing tho goosewhich laid the golden egg Thoono pointof union until then unitingall partios was wiped out and thorohas boon neither concord nor prosperity since It may not bo capableof explanation yet there aro thosewho believe that had it not beou fortho treason of 1893 the past fouryeais would havo beou thoso of con-
tinued¬
proHperity aud that at thopresent moment tho islands wouldactually havo beou in closor alliancewith up instead of as now becomingmore aud moro alien to the socialand political traditions of theUnitod States people whatever thopolitics of thoso
Her Majesty and all hor party aroin excellent health aud sho willcoutiuuo a rosidont of Washingtonfor tho present
Julius A PalmerTho Cairo Washington May 22
1897
BU8INEBS IOOALS
Mons Hats at 25 and 35 cents oachat ICerrs
Meus ready mado pants at 1 perpair at Kerrs
Saohs is soiling 25 yards of BrownCotton for S100
Meus Suits roady to wear at 1 25tho suit at Kerrs
All Silk Nocktiesmade up and totio 2 for 26c at Korrs
Shirts aud Collars iu all qualitiescan bo had at bottom notch pricesat Kerrs
Swell Shirt Waiste very latest inLeather Belts aud tho new KidGloveB can bo found at N SSachs
Flannelettes 1G yards for S100Night Gowns for CO cents andLadies Chemises 3 for 100 at N SSachs
II Carl ono of tho most exportharbors in Honolulu is now to befound at tho tonsorial parlors of MA Peixoto at tho Uniou Art GalleryLane
Tho only place in town to gotgonuino Cambridge Pork Sausagesis at Jos Tinkers City Moat MarketNuuanu streot opposite ChaplainLano Telephone 289
Ned Doyle at tho Cosmopolitan isrecommending tho celebrated Put-nams
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Blackberry Brandy a toniowhich is unrivalled assisted by JimThompson formerly of tho S SAustralia an excellent half andhalf is served to tho thirstycustomors of tho Cosmopolitan
Ono ounco of prevention is bettorthan ton ounces of euro Tho Em-pire
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boasts of infallible romodieHagainst tho varioloid Wioland beeron draft boats vaccination andDoctor Obarlio Andrew prosidnsovortho finest stock of remedies thatcan bo found in town All for modioinal purposes and cash
Jurors as a rule get out now-a-day- s
very lato in tho ovoning Intho morning tho wiso men who havobeen drinking tho iao water of thoSupreme Court and eating dry sand ¬
wiched noed something to clear theirthroats That is the reason why thoPacific Saloon sorves Rock aud Ryoovery morning to tho rocky whowalk through tho Ryo
From cosks rotund tho mellow browOf Pabst springs perfect to tho
lightFor nature sure and sciouco true
Conspiro to brow it rightTho Royal and Pacific too
Supply this perfect gemTho Cosmopolitan is not bohind
With chocks which change withthem
uiiiHjiyjvy3fririrv- -
Brace Waring Co
to siata Baatursio03 Fort St near King
BUILDING LOTa
Houses and Lots andlands foh oall
in- - Parties wishing to dispose of theirPrnjinrHoq nrn Invlteil In rail on im
Mordants Excliangt
H I SHAW Proprietor
Corner King ana Nnunuu Htreets
AND
rv TKLKPHONR 4llt --6U
mpire SaloonCorner Nuunnu and Hotel Btfl
Oiurim W Amirkhk - - Manager
GILES films iiijiiiips mHALF AND HALF ON DUA0GHT
Wieland Beer cm DraughtNOW ON TAP
Rainier in Bottles
Oamiauiflfi Sour lidsha 8rraiAiTv
Established 1883
CITY MEAT MARKETNuuanu St opposite Chaplain Lano
J TINKER Practical Batclier
SUPPLIES THE DEST OF
Beef Mutton Lanib and VealIn tho market
Home fed Pork and PoultryTho Celebrated
OAMB3JII3a Hl J3 AXJS AOB1for breakfast
635 TELEPHONE 281 im
New Market RestaurantH03 Morehnnt Street near Alakea
JUAN CAMANOHO PropIlls tablo excels any In Honolulu
Caters for Balls DinnersWeddings and Piemo Parties
Coilee Hot Polls and Breakfast 5 till 1a m Dlnnor 11 a m till 1 r m Supper1 r m tdl 8 r m
Extra fonder liofrlgorator Beefsteaks to
Order
TUltKEY DINNEH ON SUNDAYSSend In Ordors for Hotno mado Dread
Cakes and Pastry tho day boforoOiS lm
Hawaiian GrownOysters
Tho above delicacy ojn now boprocured iu such quantities as re-
quired¬
upon leaving ordors with
H E Mclotyre Bro307 1
REMOVAL
JQHSr PHILLIPSHas romovid his Plumbing Duslnesb from
King Bircot io me promises on
Hotel Streetfformnrly ocoupled by Wnvnn
U7lwr Polls
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