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Tho Fino Passenger Steamors of This Liuo Will Arrivo and LeaveTliis Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

INDEPENDENTHONOLULU WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE

FRANCISCO

AUSTRALIA SEPT U I ALAMEDA SEPT 11MOANA SEPT 11 MARIPOSA OCT 12

In couuootiou with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents arepropared to issue to intending passengers through by anyrailroad from Sau Frnuoisco to all points in tho United States and fromNow York by any steamship line to all European ports

For partioulars apply to

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coupon tickets

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General Agents Oceanic S S Company

I NEVER SAW A SAW SfcW AS THIS SAW SAWS SAWEUI atARP

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THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDHAVE A NUMBER OF NOVELTIES IN

Mecliaiiios Toolsand a large slock of TOOLS aud IMPLEMENTS of all kinds

AIro samples of a Now Make of SAWS which the Manufacturersclaim are superior to any heretofore put upon tlm Market

The Improved Aluminum Cane KnifeAND THE

Improved Planters HoeAre Giving General Satisfaction

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SUGAR FACTORSIMPOROMRS OF

General MerchandiseAND

0O33ISSIO3ST MHJQHlvTTSVgonta for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co i

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool

Telephone 92

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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

eocenes Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh Goods rocoived by ovory yucket from California Eastern

Btntea and European Markets

Standard Gradn of Canned Vegotables Fruits and FishTOb- - Goods dellvorert to any part of tho City --nac

The Independent 50c per Month

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THE PASSING OF HAWAII

Official Ooromonios Which Iffndo Ha-waii

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a Territorial Possession oftho United States Tho IuttloRepublic of tho Pacific is aThintr of tho Padt

Ou August 12 1898 at eightminutoR to twelvo oclock tho Ha-

waiian¬

Hags wore hauled down fromall the govorntnont buildings inHonolulu and at five minutes totwelvo tho Stars nnd Stripes worehoisted on all the flag staffs Somehundreds of tbo Hawaiian NationalGuard were drawn up around theplatform in frontvof tho ExecutiveBuilding where tho oxeroisos tookplace Tho band from tho Philadel-phia

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was on ono side of tho plat-form

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and tho remains of the Hawai-ian

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band on tho other Bide ThoHawaiian band had been diminishedby the defection of some nineteenmembers who refused to play thofuneral hymn of their dying coun-try

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Tho exercises wero under thocontrol of Admiral J N Miller witha number of marines and bluojackots from his flagship the Phila-delphia

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President Dole and hiscabinet the justices of the supremocourt Admiral Sillier United StatesMinister Sowall and AdmiralMillers staff were on the platformThere were two vacant chairs thereThese had been allotted to ex QueenLiliuokalani and the Princess Kaiulani who had been invited to theceromony The invitations mightwell have been dispensed with Itis needless to say that the two ladieswero not there A prayer was de-

livered¬

by a Methodist clergymanMinister Sewall road tho resolutionsof tnnexation and President Doleiu ausworiug surrendered to thoUnited States tho sovereignty andpublic property of tho HawaiianIslauds- - --Tho remains of the Ha ¬

waiian band then played HawaiiPonoi the national anthem and nsalute of twenty one guns was firedto the flag

Admiral Miller made the cere ¬

monies as simple as possible Inprivate he said 1 have salutedthe Hawaiian flag many times Itis forty ono years since I first- - sailedinto this port and 1 havo manyfriends here Wo all like to see ourflag going up but I think no onecan soothe flag of this country comodown without sadness TheBO finalwords givotho dominant note of theceremony All of tho correspond-ents

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of the San Francisco dailieswrito in the tamo tone The cere-mony

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was moro liko a funeral than afeast day

Even tho correspondents of papersthat havo been most strongly iufavor of annexation wero struck withthis molanoholy tingo W D Dress-ier

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writing to tno Examiner saysOf native Hawaiians not many

came to the funeral of their flagTho few who came were for tho mostpart office holders In the orowdtho full bloodod Hawaiian was mostuoticod by his absence Hawaiiansand oveu many Americans who havemade the islands their home foryears either left Honolulu for theday or olso kept within the privacyof their homes

Mabel Craft writing to tho Ghroniolo also an annexation organ saidIt waB not a joyous occasion

When it was over Amerioau womenwiped their oyos and men who havoworked for annexation said with athrob in tho throats How sad itwas Ah for tho HawaiiauB thoywero not thore Thoy wero shut upin their houses Few woro in frontof tho Executive l3uilding Thocoremony was moro a fuuoral than afete It is useless to deny that wohavo taken to oursolvos an unwillingbride The only nativo woman ontho platform the wife of a prominont lawyor held hor head highaud bore up well until the Hawaiianband commenced to play tho na ¬

tional autheiu fur the last time At

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the first noto she covered ber eyeswith hor fan and the tears droppedsoftly Sho did not see tho Hawai ¬

ian flag as it sank for tho Inst timeTho Hawaiians in the ranks of thoNational Guard wopt openly

Alice Rix writing to tho Callsaid On tho platform there woreno Hawaiians oxcopt men whoso offi-

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duties forced them to be thoreIn tho crowd the few Hawaiianswept through the coremony ThoHawaiian colors slipped along thorope Tho crumpled scarlet heaplies on the grass besido tho palacostops Hawaii Ponoi is finishedThe plaintivo bugle sounds tapsovor the grave of Hawaiis flag

Altogether tho acconnts of theflag raising at Honolulu do not im-

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one as did tho flag raising atSantiago The Spanish oflioerswopt at Santiago but thoy wore thotears of bravo soldiers and thoybrought no shamo to tho still braversoldiers of our own race who hadhauled down tho Spanish flag Butthe tears of the weak the gentletho hospitable Hawaiians whosolittle country had been swallowedby our mighty one wero more bitterthan the toars of the conqueredSpaniards at Santiago Let us hopothat they may not causo au uneaBytwingo to tbo conscience of Amer-icans

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The Argonaut

For one week ony Millinery willbe sold at 25 percent reduction atL B Kerrs Great Olearanco Salethis means GenuinoBargains Ladieswill do well to embrace this oppor-tunity

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An American Messenger servicehas been started at the MaoonioTomple By ringing up 444 you willget the services of a boy on a bikewho will do any legitimate businessand keop his mouth shut

The California Fruit MarketCamarinos has rereived oysterslish butter cheese olives cherriespeaches apricots plums lemonsoraores pears nectarines onionsraw potatoes aud many other goodtUiugs T l iiiH

107Useful Articles

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TIME TABLE

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Stmr KINAUOLAKKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu nt 10 a m touching atMaalaen Bay and Makena thesome day Mahukona Kawaibao and Lau- -tho following day arriving atlilo the samo afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU

Tuesday Aug 23 I

Fitday Sopt 2Tuesday Bo t 3Friday bept23i

lucsaoy uct 4Friday Oct 14Tu sday Oct 25

Friday Nov 4Tnosday Nov 15Frldav Nov 25Tuesday Deo flFriday Deo 10

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Tuosday Aug 30Friday SeptTuesday Sept 20Friday 8ept 30Tuesday Oct 11Friday OctalTuesday Nov LFriday Nov 11Tnesday Nov iiFriday Beo ZTuesday Beo 13

Ketarnlng will leavo Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Lanpahookoo Mahu ¬kona and Kawaihao same day ilnkenaMaalaca Bay and Lahaina the followingday arriving at Honolulu the afternoon biof Tuesdays and Fridays

ewWilldallatFoboiklPnna on tripemarked

Ry-- No Freight will bo received after ta m on day of sailing

The popular route to tho Volcano is viaullo A good carrlugo road the entire dis ¬tance ltouud trip tickets covering airxponses 5000

Stmr OLAUDINEOAMEIION Commander

IWI11 InnvA Hnnnlnln Trtaoilom nt K

iiouchlng at Kahului Hana Hanioa andjviwmm neiurning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will cull at Nuu Kaupo ouce eachmouth

OSf No Freight will be received nftorm on day of sailing

ihis Company will reserve tli right ofarrival of its Bteumers without notico andl ntll In tanimnB I I

v iiu o AoajiuuBiuju jur uny conse- -quence3 arising therefrom

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vuuaiguees muBc do at tno jLanaings toreeelvo their freight this Company wilnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit baa been landed

Livo Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers

S9 Passengers are requested to pur ¬chase Tickets before embarking Thosofailing to do so will be subject to an addi-tional

¬charge of twenty five per cent

Packages containing personal effectswhether shipped us baggage of freight ittho contents thereof oxceca 100 in valuemust havo the vtduo thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold Itself liablo for any loss or damage Inexcess of this sum except the goods boshipped under a special contract

All employees of tho Company aro for¬bidden to receive freight without deliver ¬ing a shipping receipt therefor in tho formproscribed by tho Company and whichinoy bo seen by shippors upon applicationto tho pursors of tho Companys Btearners

Snippers are notified that if froight lbshipped without such receipt it will bosolely nt the risk of tho shipper

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NKW YOKK Amorlcan Exchange Nbtional Bank

OHIOAGO Merchants National BankPABIB ComptoIrNatlonaldKscomptede

IorisBEKLIN Drcsdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BanklugCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTKAlil- A-

Bank of Now ZealandVIOTOMA AND VANCOUVEU Bank

of British North America

Traiuact a Qcncral Banking and ExcharitBusiness

Deposits Bocelved Loans made on Ayproved Heonrlty OommeroiaJ and Travelers Credit Issued Bills of KxoJngobought nnd sold

OMlntioTiH Promptly Accounted Jfor

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IBBUKD

tfVKKY AFTERNOON

W TELEruoNE 841 j3ICxctipt Bnnrtiiyi

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3UU30HIPTION RAXES

ioi Month anywhere in the Hn- -watlau Islands f0

Ior Year 0 00It Year postpaid to Foreign Coun ¬

tries 8 00

Payable Invariably in Advance

F J TE8XA Propriotor and Publienor

HDMUND NORRIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Assistant

EditorUoHlillne In Honolulu

WEDNESDAY SElT 7 1893

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Harpers Weekly has a spiritedletter from a correspondent whowont from San Francisco to Manilaon tbo Australia that makes uncom-fortable

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reading for travelersn

Our Y M 0 A is doing somebragging about its ministrations tothe Boys in Blue that seem to beiu very bad tasto Pray what wasthe Association instituted for Favorshouted from the house top carryno obligation

General Merriam is evidently un ¬

able to udderstand why if Mr Doleand his coconspirators of 1893could use the basement of thepalace to house their soldiery in hecannot put his soldiers there tem-porarily

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or permanently for thatmattfi And if the soldiers may beplaced under the palaoo why shouldnot American ollicers havn the quart-ers

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formerly occupied by those ofMr Doles army Really it seemsto a man up in tbo treo very muchas though Mr Dole was unwillingto accept all the conditions thatreasonably follow his treasonableaotion in January 1893 The Inde-pendent

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may bo pardoned if it ex ¬

presses the hope that tho new occu ¬

pants of tho military quarters in thopalace grounds will not exceed theexcesses of tho former occupantsIu the interest of the alphabeticalsocieties of this pharisaiao commu-nity

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may we hope for an improvedcondition of affairs

Mrs Grundy sayH That one ofHawaiis fairest daughters was ap-

pointed¬

to a position in one of ourpublic schools and was preparingto outer upon her duties wheu shereceived a letter from the Board ofEducation withdrawing tho ap-

pointment¬

to the position No rea-

son¬

was given for the autocraticchange and none could be conceivedby th young lady or any memberof her family The father of thelady long a servant of the Boardsought a reason and ascertainedthat his daughter had failed to bowto the Minister of lublio Instruc-tion

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tho littlo man from San DiegoBy the way ns The Independent un ¬

derstands tho matter the Ministerof Public Instruction holds thatoQice by virtue of his commission nsMinister of Foreign Relations andas Minister or Spooial Agent Sewallhas said that tho ofllco of ForeignRelations has ceased to exist thentho little mau aforesaid can hardlyhold a poBitiou ex officio iu theBoard of Eduoation Lnt us hopedoar reader that we are right forbowing to Gesslers cap is out ofdalo

There will be a meotiug of thoBar Association to morrow after ¬

noon at 2 oclock at the office of thoAttorney Genera to consider thequestion of the Judiciary in connection with tho future form of governmuut for Hawaiii

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CORRESPONDENCE

Tho Weo TJ S vo Wo TJa Co

Ed Tue Independent

Tbo morning oraclo in very muchexercised over tho possiblo occupa ¬

tion of a portion of the ExooutivoBuilding by tho U S military Ithas discovered that tho abnormalconditions domandiug military oc-cupation

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passed away Tho ab-

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conditions in tho oyes oftho Advertiser constituted a neces-sity

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Wo all know the urgency ofthat necessity It was tho necessityof bandita arrayed against lawfulauthority It was thenecossity ofBolf presorvation without au argument of right in its support Thohorde in the basement had no bettorright thorn than their masters in therooms above Tho power and au-

thority¬

so feelingly alluded to bythe Advertiser has nothing to dowith right or justice Tho authorityof the U S troops for occupationof the basement of the ExecutiveBuilding is as valid as was that oftho Hessians who formerly held itIn both cases necessity may boplndnH Th P G troops occupied

tir i no hc H i y k it piirati in tho U S troops for the necus- -

sity of a lodging place In neitherinstance has the general public boonconsultod as to such necessity Andas the dear public was apatheticwheu tho patriotic drove firstwarmed the basement so it is nowutterly indifferont Tho paoo hastieeu desecrated and disgraced andis beyond either defilement or puri-fication The crow which has carriod its point and secured annexa-tion

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in defiance of popular sentimentshould now accept its logical resultswithout complaint That theirwishes are ignored is but poetioretribution

Right is not an element in theconsideration of public affnira hereTho authority for this militarypossession is certainly bettor thanany excuso which cau bo offered forMr Coopers drawing the salary ofMinister of Foreign Affairs for thedischarge of duties ns President ofthe Board of Education which hasno salary attached The gang whiohceded away the Governmout property to which thoy had no propertitle have not acquired any newrights They gave away what thoyhad and what they had no right tohave and they at least have no rightto interfere in tho uses to what theirgift is put Any dispute must nowlie between tho former real andpresent assumed owners As 1 hint-ed

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before tho public is icdifTerontAnd tho U S authorities are at per-fect

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liberty to make a slaughterhouse of tho Executive Building asthey may deem best

Aouinaldo

Tho Boat Racos

The aclivo members of tho threelocal boat clubs aro training vigor-ously

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for tho races which will takoplace on Saturday afternoon at 4oclock at tho Peninsula and consi-derable

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interest is shown by tho fairand stern sex in town

There will bo two events one fortho Senior and ono for tho JuuiorChampionship Tho Healanis arebookod for winners in tho Seniorrace with tho Leilanis second andthe heretofore invinoible Myrtles intho third place

In the Junior race odds aro evenbetwoou the Myrtles and HealanisThe Leilanis will not enter in thisrace

Harold Giles will probably stoorfor tho Myrtles and little AlbertLuoas for tho Leilanis ArthurWilder is coaching tho Myrtles andA L O Atkinson for the LeilanisTho Healanis have a sure thingbut praotice nevertheless with greatenergy

A largo attendance will undoubted-ly

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witness tho races Special trainswill run and spooial accommodationbo arranged for the convenience ofthe pooplo There will bo uofunny business or tricks It will

simply bo racos for blood in tho in ¬

terest of oloan and true sport

Subcribo TriE Independent 50cents per month

Will InvestigateAh indicated in The Independent

yostorday a strict investigation willbo held in regard to tho Manoa outrago and proper damages paid tothe sufferers from tho soldiora raid

Tho following special ordor hasboon issuod from military head-quarters

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Headquarters District of HawaiiHonolulu September G 1898J

Special Orders No 1

A Board of Officers will convenoat Camp McKmlev to morrow Wed- -nesday September 7th or as soonthereafter as practicable to investi ¬

gate tho acta of vandalism commit-ted upon the property of Chinamenapparently by U S Troops onSunday September 1th aud pre-viously

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Tho Board will assess thodamago Gx if possible tho res-ponsibility

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and make every endeavorto discover tho offenders in orderthat tho guilty may bo brought tojustico aud complete roparation bemado

In the course of its investigationthe Board is authorized to changeits placo of meeting to visit tho3cones of tho alleged depredationsand is instructed to confer with allofficials or persons who may bo ableto give reliable aid or information

Detail for tue BoardMfcj t Robert T Einmetl First

New York V lunteer InfantryCaptain H L Hardin Eighteenth

United States InfantrySecond Lieutenant Charles O

Crowell Tenth Pennsylvania Volun-teer

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InfantryBy command of Brigadier General

KingSamuel S Saxton

Official Aijutaut GouerlH M Merriam

Aide de Camp

Eat Beforo You BrinkA large proportion of intemper ¬

ance in the use of stimulants say aphysician may be laid to tho lightbreakfast eaten by most peopleBreakfast is the most importantmeal of tho day and sufficient im-

portance¬

is not attached to it in thomajority of households After thelong fast enforced between supperor late dinner and seven or eightoclock in tho morning a person in

good health should fool hungryand it in nt this hour nf tlm Hnv lintthe heartiest moal may be oatenWilli mo lean prooanimy oi nau re-

sults Tho man who starts out inthe morning aftor haviug eatou ahoarty breakfast will seldom unlesssuffering from chronic indigestionoxporionco any of tho discomfortswhich might follow a similar moalat any other timo of day Ho willalso onjoy a happy frame of mind allday whatever bo his custom ho willfind himsolf with au excellent appe-

tite Eating creates appetite Thovery opposite rBultB will follow thoother course iu this matter and themau who has not had a good breakfast will not onjoy a good dinnerI have treated a good many cases ofhabitual drunkennoss and in a greatmany of them I have found that thoevil practice of tippling was begunto satisfy a craving faint sensationin the stomach in the morningwhioh was nothiug more or less thandisguised hunger

Ohinoao Rights

San Francisco Aug 2b Sometimo ago Collector Jackson refusodto land four Chinese children LeeLhii Hmg aed 5 We Wing Tackaged G Soon Cow aged 7 aud FungTsoy aged 10 The parents of thefirst two were born in this countryand the Department has overruledCollector Jackson on tho groundthat na tho parents woro born herothey are entitled to land oventhough they were born in ChiuaThe other two however wore thechildren of Chinese morchants borniu China but liviug in this countryand they must go back to China

Mr Youngbud Why so ponsivodear Mrs Youngbud lI was justtrying to decide lovoy which Iwould like you to rescue first iushipwreck me or ray dear littleFido

You have called regarding thosituation of footman Yes mylud Wbb there not someone iuthe anteroom as you came inThere was my lud it was a man

with a writ for your lordship but Ithrew im bout You are engaged

Continue

Great Clearance Sale

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Sept J 1S9S

PERFECTPLOWS

Tu all agricultural countries it ison good plow that the tiller ofthe soil rolios for a good crop Wocarry all kinds of plows from tholarge

Plowsto the smallest

Rice PlowsBut it is on our

Breaking

DOUBLE MOLD BOARD PLOWS

that we chiefly pride ourselvesThese aro in use on nearly everyplantation on tho Islands Onlywithiu llio last three weeks we havesold a number of the large plows totako tho place of plows from otherfirms which had been returned asunsatisfactory

Tho groat advantage of the Perfectplow is that it requires loss animalsto draw it and cuts an oxcolleut fur- -

row without digging down

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All Wool French Challies 25c a

French Organdies 5c a yardPrinted Nainsooks 5c a yard

All these goods are New and Stylishand will have o be sold to close theConsignment

X 3E3 3EIZ3E3SFL Importer Queen St

r OOAIi AND QENEBAIiNEWB

Latest stylos in Milllnury atSaohs

Thore worn no sailings of Islandstoamors to day

Tho Australia is duo boro on Fri ¬

day and sails again on TuesdayA baby girl entered tbo homo cir¬

cle of Mr Qoorgo Markham on thoOd inst

A superb line of Fronoh Organ ¬

dies and Obalys now on view atSachs store

Waimoa rhubarb celery cabbagoand potatoes Edgar HonriquosMasonio Temple

W A Assbill has purchased tholoaso of tho Queon and Eaglo Hotelsfrom Carl Kletnmo

Obas R Dement business agentof Lovejoy Co loft on tho Mikahala yosterday for Kauai

Tho complimentary concert toGeneral Morriam at tho Hotel lastevening was woll attondod

Charlie Dunwoll writes fromKingston Jamaica that he willshortly roturn to Honolulu

Tho cricket players will practicethis afternoon at tho premises oftho British Commissioner

Bruco Waring Co aro having thelake at Cyolomero filled ud and thefind bicycle track will be no more

Tho Hoalanis aro building uphigh hopes on their now stroke FV Klobalm of H Hackfeld Co

Charles Itoevo has charge of thotelophono exchange during the absonco at tho mainland of Mr JohnCassidy

Tho S G Wilder Oapt D MoNeill sails at uoon to morrow withpassengers and sugar cargo for SauFrancifco

The v M C A peoplo aro askingfor assistance to cover tho expensesincurred by entortnining tho Boysin Blue

Principal J Lightfoot aunouueos4that tho night school will re opouin tbo Fort street Bohool on Mondayovening next

The Aloha Aiua Society holds aconvention ou Monday noxt to con ¬

sider a memorial to be sent to thoCommissioners

There is no truth in tho rumorthat the matter of tho Manoamarauders has linen submitted totho Bishop of Piueapplolis

Tho bark Mohican Capt Sound-ers

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isuow 11 days out from SanFrancisco for this port with a gen ¬

eral cargo to Oastlo fc Cooke

Ki Ohoug Ki Chong Ki OhongWhats tho mattor with Ki OhougKi 0 hongs all rightl His pavementis being fixed by Fred Harrison

Tho Funahou Preparatory is fre-quented

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by 150 pupils The board-ing

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accommodations of tho OahuColloge aro nearly all occupied

Albert P Taylor has been ap-pointed

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Commissioner Frears private secretary He loarnod theropes with Mr Thurston in Wash ¬

ingtonSenator McCandless olaims that

tho U S Commissary wagons vio-late

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the Hawaiian laws in connection with their narrow tires Morafriction

Mr W H Hoogs of HustacoCo loft on tho Claudino yesterdayafternoon hoping to brace up ouMaui airs after weeks of hard workin Honolulu

Dont forget tho boat races atPearl Harbor on Saturday tho 10thinst They will begin at 1 p raaud special traiua will ruu duringtho afternoon

Tho Gorman bark Paul Isonbergarrived last evening 118 days fromLiverpool with a Koueral cargo ofEuropean merchandiso consigned toHaekfold Co Capt Wuhrmanubrings his wifo with him

Tho Prlnoess Kaiulani will enter ¬

tain tho Commissioners aud a num ¬

ber of distinguished people at aluau which will tako place thisevoning at her Wnikiki residonceQueen Liliuokalani has accepted aniuyitation to bo present

Capt Cameron is a candidate forInspector of Hulls and Examiner

of Masters and Mates Certificatesin Hawaiian wators If good menand true oapable and honest obtaintheir just rewards thou CaptainCameron will get tho berth

The stoam Bohoouor Malolo orHying fish in uhargo of Captain JM Sass arrived this morning 11days from San Franoisco Thoschooner will bo put immediatelyinto tho deep sea fishing trado forwhich tho vessel is otpeoially adaptod Captain Sass will employ onlyunlivu fiahurrqou ou his craft

Iu tlio District Court

Seiornl cases wero tried in thoDistrict Court this morning

Two Chinese wero charged withhaving opium in possession Onoprosontod a certifioato that ho is

suffering from heart disease andthat- - tho opium was only used asmedicine Tho magistrato exprossod his disapproval of Ohinose notgetting a legal permit to uso opiumuntil thoy wero arrested and broughtbefore tho Court Sontonco wassuspondod until to morrow to allowtho man who really looked verysick a chauco to get a permit Thoother Chinese was discharged anollo pros being entered

The caso of Patrolman Lowis wasfurther continued till the 0th insthis attorney Mr Bobortson beingengagod in the long winded PerryLucas case in the Circuit Court

Alamida who admitted that hewas drunk yesterday got a locturofor not appearing promptly at 9oclock in the Court as the prose ¬

cuting oQicor and magistrato alwaysdo and was permitted to presenttho treasury of Undo Sam withthroe Hawaiian dollars

Hailiku who also had looked atthe wine when it has lh com ¬

plexion of Mr Cooper w hen lie isasked to stop out of the Hunalowby General Morriam or when notreceiving tho proper kow tow froma school teacher wan not sufficientlysobor to pay hit respects n thejudge but will bo invited in I r pre-

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at tomorrows receptionAh Chnug who is hurpid with

an assault with a deadly weaponwill have a hearing ou Tuesdaynext his lawyer Mr Geir boingout of tov n

Naili plead guilty to distilliugafirst class braud of okoh ha andwas fined 100 and seutHiici d toimprisonment for three months

The man was caught red bandedlast night by Deputy Marshal Ohilliugworth who was disguised as anegro and dreBsed in the uniform oftho Boys in Blue Ohilliugworthwent to Manoa valley whero tho in ¬

habitants have n wholesome fear ofU S soldinrs and secured tho liquordistilled aud sold by Naili

Kiobard Anton a well known oldPortuguese was charged with usingthreatening language to Capt SamMsoy who claimed that ho wasgreatly in fear that bodily harmwould bo dono to him by defendantThe two men have had some troubleover a road running betweon theirproperties and tho captain claimedthat Antono had said ho would fixhim Maoy while Antone explainedthat ho meant that he would fixtho road Tho magistrato fixedmatters by discharging the defend-ant

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and at the same time warningbim to in tho future making histongue a quiot fixture in hismouth instead of letting it work asa megaphone

A Claim Boforo the Commissioners

Japauese Consul Hirai attendedbefore tho Commissioners this morn-ing

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in Exbcutive session Subsequently au attorney appeared andmade an argument on bohalf of theolaim for compensation of Harry A

Jueu ono of the prisoners of 1805which olaiui had been referred baokto tho claimant by tho U S Secre-tary

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of States Department on thegrounds that the claimant had notexhausted bis romedies boforo thecivil courts ofHawaii This tho attornoy pointed out was a praotioalimpossibility owing to tho prevent-ative

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legislation of tho P G Goveminent aud Legislature Ho onlyasked to have tho mattor placed ourecord so that his clients case mighteventually bo brought before theproper tribunal of adjudication audreceive judgment ou its moritsCommissioner Dole having botwoenpuffs of his very fragrant if notllagraut eigar interjeoted a fowpertinont observations Senator Oullorn stated that although tho Com-missioners

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woro not a judicialtribunal to sit upon tho merits ofolaims uovortholoss tho mattorshould bo placed ou file aud tho at ¬

tention of tho proper authoritiesduly called to Mr Harry Juousclaim Thuro buiuy ho roaouso tu

JL JXEi JL A A JCiibP JL I

New Hats Latest Styles

New Ribbons Lovely Shades

New Veilings Up to Date

N S SACHS GOODS COMPANY

the kindly invitation of ChairmanCullow for persons to ventilatetheir views or offer observations thefew visitors retired aud tho Com-

missioners again went into Executivesession

m m

The Lawyers Oath

James Leslie CoKe and John DWillard havo been admitted to prac-

tice¬

after taking the following oathI do solemnly swear that I will

support tho Constitution and Lawsof tho United States of America andtho Constitution and Laws of thoHawaiian Islands and faithfullydiscbargo the duties of AttorneyCounsellor Solioitor and Proctor intho courts of Hawaii to the best ofmy ability

Mosaonger Sorvico

Honolulu Messenger Service de-

liver¬

messages and packages Tele-phone

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S E Lucas tho optician willshortly leave for a business tour ofMaui aud Hawaii Now is tho timefor thoso whoso optics aro affectedto call on bim and be inspectedAll examinations free Glasses forall on band and for salo

HAWAIIAN

Rowing - Association

THIRD ANNUAL

Championship Races

September 10 1898OVER THE

fEARL HARBOR COURSE

First Race Four oared Sholl Sonior Championship

Second Raco Four oared ShollJuniorc

Races will start at 1 p m aftertho arrival of second train

Trains will leave Honolulu dopotat 145 and 315 and return iuimodiatoly after tho races Round triptickets 75 cents

S E P TAYLORUtfcHJt Ouairumw

ew Laces and Insertions

DRY LTD

FORT STREETBUSINESS LOCALS

Towels from 85c per dox to 6per doz at Sachs

Fine French organdies 5c a yardat L B Kerrs Queen street

For Limes Lemons and AlligatorPears etc go to Masonio TemploFruit Ston Edgar Honriques

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of new designs onview

Wo will sell for cash for onomonth only 7 pants for 5 25suits for 18 No humbug coma andsee for yourself Medoiros DeckerLincoln Block King Street

3 W W W W W W Syou need f

2 to be cautious about yourSJ food Never buy adultor L

ated Groceries when you can

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buy pure food at tbo sameor almost the same prico

WE KEEP THE

iPDRE FOOD

J GROCERIESJ

GlasswareI

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Grockery 4Hardware

Stock is tho boat in tho Citv I

JTWaterliousefWaYoriey Block Bethel Sr f

NOTICE

DUUINU MYTWO AVEKKB ABSKNOUDr 8 Howard Hnmphrls

holds my full power of attorney

liiAiUlulu IJaVt J lttk tteX

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W G Peacock Co

LimitedAro Sole Agents In Hawaii

for the Celebrated

ABC

This Beor is Manufactured

by tho American Brewery

St Louis

The 1st prizo was awarded

to the Manufacturers at tho

Mechanics Fair in Sau Fran ¬

cisco in 1897

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If so do not fail to call andseo our largo variety Wo haveboon in the Carriage businessmany years and you can pro-fit

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by our experience l

Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Factory

RUBBER 1IRES A SPECIALTY

PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMING AT SHORT NOTICE

Honolulu Carriage Manufactoryrsw

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JUST ARRIVEDA nmv lot of tho Finest

Musical InstrumentsAutoharps Quitaro Violins Etc

VWo 11 new invoice of tho Celebrated

Wosteriueyer Pianospeolnlly manufactured for the tropical

climate second to none 4

MORE THAN 100 OP THEM SOLD

the Havtullan Islands during tho lastyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A OOMPLETBA88ORTMUNT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

io tint choicest European and Ameri-can

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iteers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST RKASONAHLK FPIOE8

c n HOFF8CHLAEGER COCorner Kiiiu Bethel Streets

iislfliJ1 V TAi Kim Street

magt3 and

vrtflnn ttftaoutectnrarLI MAriRIAtH ON HA I

Lmitili e7rythlui ouiaidc steamboats and boiler

o Ntf Shoeing a Speoialty

TRLTSPHONIC fiiA 10a

Bruce Waring Sl Co

Real Estate Dealers503 Fort St near Kinp

building LotsHouses and lots and

lands fob saleo Parties wishing to dispose of tnwr

i mrtas nr Invito fo All otl UK

atropoittan Meat Co

81 KING BTREET

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Wholesale andRetail

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Wavy ContracrorN

LONG BRANCH BATBS

tVAIKUCI BEACH Honolulu H I

C J SHERWOOD Piopriotor

There cat Ik and air and sea and slyWith breakers song giie lullaby

King Btroet Tram Cars pass tho doorLndleH nnd children special fv caret for

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Bent of AUeiiducolUft lJatOUitin

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COFFEESSome are cheap now Cheap

cereal adulterated coffees arevery plentiful and are forcingdown the prices of the old

Kona product cspeciully themfdium and lower gradeswith which they compete

The higher grades of Inl ¬

and coffees have declined a

little in sympathyOur customers are the first

to benefit by reductionsFine coffees are scarce and

no reductions can be made in

their prices

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Assemblymen Thomas Duffy DelNorte R H DeWitt Yroka C HBrainord Redding J F CoonanEuToka W J Swartzal FortunaJohn MoMurray Weavorvillo W EDozior Susanville A J MeyersOanby J S Bruasford QuincyFraok Wehe Downieville A FJot os Oroville Dr E E StoneMarysville L P Farnum TudorGeorge S McPliee Westport MHoelilmitner Willows C O NelsonWoodland W F Frisk Grass Valloy S J Pullon Auburn Johu FLinpiusell Plocerville A CaminotliJackson J P Rogors PetalumaCharles O Dunbar Santa Rosa 0L Lame Yountvillo Ed McGettigau Vallojo P Kolly SacramentoGeorge Vice Sacramento Dr C LBrowning Repressa M F CochranSan Rafael T A MoMahon Marti-nez

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Samuel Braunhart San FranoiscojP J Tomalty San FranoiscoC J Gallagher San Francisco JF Twigg San Francisco Peter JCurtis San Francisco John HHanson Sau Franoisco John HGrady Sau Francisco Edward ICoffey San Francisco W lVSullUvbd Jr San Franoisco J O MoKinstry San Francisco JeremiahCoffey San Frapcisco M C HassettiSViiFranespo James Den manSau Franciftco Patrick Bolaucl SanFrancisco T J Pindor San Fran ¬

cisco John Fay Sr San FranoiscoJ M Klein San FranciBCOj Mr JKerwin Paywads Thdnias 0Stoddard Alanioda 0 W LoganOakland Seth Mann Oakland JJ MfiDotioldOaklftn djTH J Laymauco Oakland John B KellyRedwood City Tallman ChittendenChittondcns J B OBrien SantaClara T C Hogan San Jose JohnA Hicks Los Gatos Dr W A

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Cobwebs

A striking remedy for this parti-cular

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complaint can be effectuallyremoved by drinkiug Seattle DraughtBeer as served at the Anchor Saloonby Will Gnrlyle or his courteous assistant Charlie Androws The gentshavo on hand tho finest of foreignliquors

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Soattlo Beor

This over popular Rainier Beer is

becoming a household word andwill you have a glass of Seattle

is more oftou heard than anythingolso Tho Criterion Saloon havo thisboor on tap or in bottles

CAUTIONI beg to inform my patrons und tlm putlicihatthn

Original Hop BeerManufactured by mo is sold ONLY at No17 an at U10 CottaRo No 11 Konnformerly Smith Street

Bo careful whn purchasing

Hop BeerThat caclfbotlln is laboled samo as facslinilo below N BREIIAM

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Munufactured at 031 Ktntr Street LincolnBlock Near Alakea

Step in at any time and gut a sampleJ74 1m

A R ROWAT D V SUradiiateof MoOill Univurslty Montreal

Hashndtun years pruutlcal txporlenroIn tho treatment of Ho soi Cattle andDomostlo Pets In the Hawaiian Islands

Orders left t Club or Paul boon Stableswill bo rerolved and promptly at tended toOflico CIO Fort Street Telephone 783

070 tf

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd121 Queen Streot

CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUBBEIt TlUiS AND ROLLER BEAR ¬

ING AXLES

WILSON WIIITEUOUSE

Solo Llcensoot Hawaiian Islands1170 121 Queen Btrcet f

NOTICE

TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM ANDA after this date Mr O Stlllman has nofurther authority to collect for and on bohalf of The Indepemuknt

I J TESTAHonolulu Aup 1 180S Proprietor

LlMITKP

Win U Irwin PresldeilV Miiiii k rClans Sproolccls Vicf Prcalut litW M Glirard Secretary TrcasimrM II WhitnoyJr Auditor

SUGAR PAOTORSANIl

UMHJsafimAIIENIj Of TUK

OCOfailHJ SlHEllHShip 0Uffil3JOf Run VrntirlAiMi ihI

THE OLD ORIGINAL

Hop Beer DepotFormerly at Bethel Hall now atNo 17 Konia Street latoly Smithbetween King and Hotel Streets

Remember this is the only placein tho City whore you can obtainthis world renowned StimulatingInvigorating and Non intoxicatingBeverage

FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY

EF Not tho only address 17 Konia St

3T BRE3KMim P O BOX 183 tf

HIGH PE10ESWill us usual bo tho result of

This Cruel WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE

Attention is called to tho bun c tits en-joyed

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by subscribers to tho PAL AM CO ¬

OPERATIVE GROCERY CO LD husgroceries at a litilo advanco on San Fran ¬

cis 0 prircs credit to subscribers to theamount of shares hoid profit of the Inifilness returned to sifbscribersovpryO monthsprobable incrcneo in value of shares wliiia libera discount oil monthly bills Andnow what oro tho risks We answer nonobecanso subscribers can either soil theiri harosoriako procories to their amountif von want to withdraw or go away

1 obeo consider the above nnd call ornililvnuu 1iilniitn Pa nnnmt1 lnnAtit PiTrl tiy n ulmfii jik I f it w 1iri tti f tw ti ti tint t14 1 IUI 11 111111 ll 4 114 I1VI illlMIHUIllltlf

Par value of shares 25 or 12 60 onlybeing required to b coiun n nnbsuriborTelnplimip 75rt PD If

Merciianls Kxchaimc- -

S I SHAW Propriotor

Corner King and Nuunnn Street

Choice UqmxrAND- -

Fine BsfeSX-S- TELEPHONE 441 -- i

THE COMMERCIAL SALOON

P I1 RYAN has ussumed tho maiiacempitt of tho Commercial Saloon tho lead- -

inK SPORTING HOUSE IN HONOLULUFirst class

BEER AND LIQUORSserved only

r-- Call at Corner of Vuuanu andBoretanla Street 005 tf

THOS LINDSAYJETW HJLEJR

IBPREPARED TO

Manufacture and RepairAll kinds of Jewelry

PUtax OLASS WOUK ONLYWW Tnu TtnlMlnir Fnrt Rt If

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly ottonded to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR POR

TELEPHONE 302

BEN HAAIIBOPlumber - and - TinsmithAll work dono Properly Promptly and

Profitably lor PatronsSATISFACTION GUARANTEED

Oflico King Street near Railroad Dopot778 1 y

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Tho Fino Passenger Steamors of This Liuo Will Arrivo and LeaveTliis Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

INDEPENDENTHONOLULU WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLE

FRANCISCO

AUSTRALIA SEPT U I ALAMEDA SEPT 11MOANA SEPT 11 MARIPOSA OCT 12

In couuootiou with the sailing of the above steamers the Agents arepropared to issue to intending passengers through by anyrailroad from Sau Frnuoisco to all points in tho United States and fromNow York by any steamship line to all European ports

For partioulars apply to

8 0ia7rBii

7 1898

FOR SAN

coupon tickets

further

o JLiMnz3E

General Agents Oceanic S S Company

I NEVER SAW A SAW SfcW AS THIS SAW SAWS SAWEUI atARP

--r3tv JjJtoiy V1 j HLjPL

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDHAVE A NUMBER OF NOVELTIES IN

Mecliaiiios Toolsand a large slock of TOOLS aud IMPLEMENTS of all kinds

AIro samples of a Now Make of SAWS which the Manufacturersclaim are superior to any heretofore put upon tlm Market

The Improved Aluminum Cane KnifeAND THE

Improved Planters HoeAre Giving General Satisfaction

leo 1 mm Co L d

SUGAR FACTORSIMPOROMRS OF

General MerchandiseAND

0O33ISSIO3ST MHJQHlvTTSVgonta for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co i

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool

Telephone 92

vl EL E McINTYRE BBOhast Corner fort King stb

O Box 145

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

eocenes Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh Goods rocoived by ovory yucket from California Eastern

Btntea and European Markets

Standard Gradn of Canned Vegotables Fruits and FishTOb- - Goods dellvorert to any part of tho City --nac

The Independent 50c per Month

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THE PASSING OF HAWAII

Official Ooromonios Which Iffndo Ha-waii

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a Territorial Possession oftho United States Tho IuttloRepublic of tho Pacific is aThintr of tho Padt

Ou August 12 1898 at eightminutoR to twelvo oclock tho Ha-

waiian¬

Hags wore hauled down fromall the govorntnont buildings inHonolulu and at five minutes totwelvo tho Stars nnd Stripes worehoisted on all the flag staffs Somehundreds of tbo Hawaiian NationalGuard were drawn up around theplatform in frontvof tho ExecutiveBuilding where tho oxeroisos tookplace Tho band from tho Philadel-phia

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was on ono side of tho plat-form

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and tho remains of the Hawai-ian

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band on tho other Bide ThoHawaiian band had been diminishedby the defection of some nineteenmembers who refused to play thofuneral hymn of their dying coun-try

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Tho exercises wero under thocontrol of Admiral J N Miller witha number of marines and bluojackots from his flagship the Phila-delphia

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President Dole and hiscabinet the justices of the supremocourt Admiral Sillier United StatesMinister Sowall and AdmiralMillers staff were on the platformThere were two vacant chairs thereThese had been allotted to ex QueenLiliuokalani and the Princess Kaiulani who had been invited to theceromony The invitations mightwell have been dispensed with Itis needless to say that the two ladieswero not there A prayer was de-

livered¬

by a Methodist clergymanMinister Sewall road tho resolutionsof tnnexation and President Doleiu ausworiug surrendered to thoUnited States tho sovereignty andpublic property of tho HawaiianIslauds- - --Tho remains of the Ha ¬

waiian band then played HawaiiPonoi the national anthem and nsalute of twenty one guns was firedto the flag

Admiral Miller made the cere ¬

monies as simple as possible Inprivate he said 1 have salutedthe Hawaiian flag many times Itis forty ono years since I first- - sailedinto this port and 1 havo manyfriends here Wo all like to see ourflag going up but I think no onecan soothe flag of this country comodown without sadness TheBO finalwords givotho dominant note of theceremony All of tho correspond-ents

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of the San Francisco dailieswrito in the tamo tone The cere-mony

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was moro liko a funeral than afeast day

Even tho correspondents of papersthat havo been most strongly iufavor of annexation wero struck withthis molanoholy tingo W D Dress-ier

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writing to tno Examiner saysOf native Hawaiians not many

came to the funeral of their flagTho few who came were for tho mostpart office holders In the orowdtho full bloodod Hawaiian was mostuoticod by his absence Hawaiiansand oveu many Americans who havemade the islands their home foryears either left Honolulu for theday or olso kept within the privacyof their homes

Mabel Craft writing to tho Ghroniolo also an annexation organ saidIt waB not a joyous occasion

When it was over Amerioau womenwiped their oyos and men who havoworked for annexation said with athrob in tho throats How sad itwas Ah for tho HawaiiauB thoywero not thore Thoy wero shut upin their houses Few woro in frontof tho Executive l3uilding Thocoremony was moro a fuuoral than afete It is useless to deny that wohavo taken to oursolvos an unwillingbride The only nativo woman ontho platform the wife of a prominont lawyor held hor head highaud bore up well until the Hawaiianband commenced to play tho na ¬

tional autheiu fur the last time At

jju t

the first noto she covered ber eyeswith hor fan and the tears droppedsoftly Sho did not see tho Hawai ¬

ian flag as it sank for tho Inst timeTho Hawaiians in the ranks of thoNational Guard wopt openly

Alice Rix writing to tho Callsaid On tho platform there woreno Hawaiians oxcopt men whoso offi-

cial¬

duties forced them to be thoreIn tho crowd the few Hawaiianswept through the coremony ThoHawaiian colors slipped along thorope Tho crumpled scarlet heaplies on the grass besido tho palacostops Hawaii Ponoi is finishedThe plaintivo bugle sounds tapsovor the grave of Hawaiis flag

Altogether tho acconnts of theflag raising at Honolulu do not im-

press¬

one as did tho flag raising atSantiago The Spanish oflioerswopt at Santiago but thoy wore thotears of bravo soldiers and thoybrought no shamo to tho still braversoldiers of our own race who hadhauled down tho Spanish flag Butthe tears of the weak the gentletho hospitable Hawaiians whosolittle country had been swallowedby our mighty one wero more bitterthan the toars of the conqueredSpaniards at Santiago Let us hopothat they may not causo au uneaBytwingo to tbo conscience of Amer-icans

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The Argonaut

For one week ony Millinery willbe sold at 25 percent reduction atL B Kerrs Great Olearanco Salethis means GenuinoBargains Ladieswill do well to embrace this oppor-tunity

¬

An American Messenger servicehas been started at the MaoonioTomple By ringing up 444 you willget the services of a boy on a bikewho will do any legitimate businessand keop his mouth shut

The California Fruit MarketCamarinos has rereived oysterslish butter cheese olives cherriespeaches apricots plums lemonsoraores pears nectarines onionsraw potatoes aud many other goodtUiugs T l iiiH

107Useful Articles

In Our big window

you can count One

Hundred and iSeven

Useful Articles for the

Household

Call and inspect

The Peoples Store

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LtciAron Holt Block King St

44teWiV Aifcw jVUfT

Wilders Steamship Go

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGHT Pres B B ROSE BeoOapt J A KING PortSupt

Stmr KINAUOLAKKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu nt 10 a m touching atMaalaen Bay and Makena thesome day Mahukona Kawaibao and Lau- -tho following day arriving atlilo the samo afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU

Tuesday Aug 23 I

Fitday Sopt 2Tuesday Bo t 3Friday bept23i

lucsaoy uct 4Friday Oct 14Tu sday Oct 25

Friday Nov 4Tnosday Nov 15Frldav Nov 25Tuesday Deo flFriday Deo 10

No 989

Lahaina

amuves noKOLULu

Tuosday Aug 30Friday SeptTuesday Sept 20Friday 8ept 30Tuesday Oct 11Friday OctalTuesday Nov LFriday Nov 11Tnesday Nov iiFriday Beo ZTuesday Beo 13

Ketarnlng will leavo Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Lanpahookoo Mahu ¬kona and Kawaihao same day ilnkenaMaalaca Bay and Lahaina the followingday arriving at Honolulu the afternoon biof Tuesdays and Fridays

ewWilldallatFoboiklPnna on tripemarked

Ry-- No Freight will bo received after ta m on day of sailing

The popular route to tho Volcano is viaullo A good carrlugo road the entire dis ¬tance ltouud trip tickets covering airxponses 5000

Stmr OLAUDINEOAMEIION Commander

IWI11 InnvA Hnnnlnln Trtaoilom nt K

iiouchlng at Kahului Hana Hanioa andjviwmm neiurning arrives aHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will cull at Nuu Kaupo ouce eachmouth

OSf No Freight will be received nftorm on day of sailing

ihis Company will reserve tli right ofarrival of its Bteumers without notico andl ntll In tanimnB I I

v iiu o AoajiuuBiuju jur uny conse- -quence3 arising therefrom

UfcJtWC 1ti A ivi

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vuuaiguees muBc do at tno jLanaings toreeelvo their freight this Company wilnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit baa been landed

Livo Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers

S9 Passengers are requested to pur ¬chase Tickets before embarking Thosofailing to do so will be subject to an addi-tional

¬charge of twenty five per cent

Packages containing personal effectswhether shipped us baggage of freight ittho contents thereof oxceca 100 in valuemust havo the vtduo thereof plainly statedand marked and the Company will nothold Itself liablo for any loss or damage Inexcess of this sum except the goods boshipped under a special contract

All employees of tho Company aro for¬bidden to receive freight without deliver ¬ing a shipping receipt therefor in tho formproscribed by tho Company and whichinoy bo seen by shippors upon applicationto tho pursors of tho Companys Btearners

Snippers are notified that if froight lbshipped without such receipt it will bosolely nt the risk of tho shipper

CLAPS 8PBE0KELS WM Q IBWIN

Glaus Spreckels Co

BAJSrKEJKSHONOLULU

Sih Araneitcu Agents TUIS NEVADADANK OF SAN FRANCISCO

DIUW KXOUAKOE OH

BAN FBANOISCO Tho Nevada Bank oBan Francisco

LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd

NKW YOKK Amorlcan Exchange Nbtional Bank

OHIOAGO Merchants National BankPABIB ComptoIrNatlonaldKscomptede

IorisBEKLIN Drcsdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BanklugCorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTKAlil- A-

Bank of Now ZealandVIOTOMA AND VANCOUVEU Bank

of British North America

Traiuact a Qcncral Banking and ExcharitBusiness

Deposits Bocelved Loans made on Ayproved Heonrlty OommeroiaJ and Travelers Credit Issued Bills of KxoJngobought nnd sold

OMlntioTiH Promptly Accounted Jfor

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THE INDEPENDENT

IBBUKD

tfVKKY AFTERNOON

W TELEruoNE 841 j3ICxctipt Bnnrtiiyi

it Urito Hall Koniu 8trot

3UU30HIPTION RAXES

ioi Month anywhere in the Hn- -watlau Islands f0

Ior Year 0 00It Year postpaid to Foreign Coun ¬

tries 8 00

Payable Invariably in Advance

F J TE8XA Propriotor and Publienor

HDMUND NORRIE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Assistant

EditorUoHlillne In Honolulu

WEDNESDAY SElT 7 1893

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Harpers Weekly has a spiritedletter from a correspondent whowont from San Francisco to Manilaon tbo Australia that makes uncom-fortable

¬

reading for travelersn

Our Y M 0 A is doing somebragging about its ministrations tothe Boys in Blue that seem to beiu very bad tasto Pray what wasthe Association instituted for Favorshouted from the house top carryno obligation

General Merriam is evidently un ¬

able to udderstand why if Mr Doleand his coconspirators of 1893could use the basement of thepalace to house their soldiery in hecannot put his soldiers there tem-porarily

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or permanently for thatmattfi And if the soldiers may beplaced under the palaoo why shouldnot American ollicers havn the quart-ers

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formerly occupied by those ofMr Doles army Really it seemsto a man up in tbo treo very muchas though Mr Dole was unwillingto accept all the conditions thatreasonably follow his treasonableaotion in January 1893 The Inde-pendent

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may bo pardoned if it ex ¬

presses the hope that tho new occu ¬

pants of tho military quarters in thopalace grounds will not exceed theexcesses of tho former occupantsIu the interest of the alphabeticalsocieties of this pharisaiao commu-nity

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may we hope for an improvedcondition of affairs

Mrs Grundy sayH That one ofHawaiis fairest daughters was ap-

pointed¬

to a position in one of ourpublic schools and was preparingto outer upon her duties wheu shereceived a letter from the Board ofEducation withdrawing tho ap-

pointment¬

to the position No rea-

son¬

was given for the autocraticchange and none could be conceivedby th young lady or any memberof her family The father of thelady long a servant of the Boardsought a reason and ascertainedthat his daughter had failed to bowto the Minister of lublio Instruc-tion

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tho littlo man from San DiegoBy the way ns The Independent un ¬

derstands tho matter the Ministerof Public Instruction holds thatoQice by virtue of his commission nsMinister of Foreign Relations andas Minister or Spooial Agent Sewallhas said that tho ofllco of ForeignRelations has ceased to exist thentho little mau aforesaid can hardlyhold a poBitiou ex officio iu theBoard of Eduoation Lnt us hopedoar reader that we are right forbowing to Gesslers cap is out ofdalo

There will be a meotiug of thoBar Association to morrow after ¬

noon at 2 oclock at the office of thoAttorney Genera to consider thequestion of the Judiciary in connection with tho future form of governmuut for Hawaiii

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CORRESPONDENCE

Tho Weo TJ S vo Wo TJa Co

Ed Tue Independent

Tbo morning oraclo in very muchexercised over tho possiblo occupa ¬

tion of a portion of the ExooutivoBuilding by tho U S military Ithas discovered that tho abnormalconditions domandiug military oc-cupation

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passed away Tho ab-

normal¬

conditions in tho oyes oftho Advertiser constituted a neces-sity

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Wo all know the urgency ofthat necessity It was tho necessityof bandita arrayed against lawfulauthority It was thenecossity ofBolf presorvation without au argument of right in its support Thohorde in the basement had no bettorright thorn than their masters in therooms above Tho power and au-

thority¬

so feelingly alluded to bythe Advertiser has nothing to dowith right or justice Tho authorityof the U S troops for occupationof the basement of the ExecutiveBuilding is as valid as was that oftho Hessians who formerly held itIn both cases necessity may boplndnH Th P G troops occupied

tir i no hc H i y k it piirati in tho U S troops for the necus- -

sity of a lodging place In neitherinstance has the general public boonconsultod as to such necessity Andas the dear public was apatheticwheu tho patriotic drove firstwarmed the basement so it is nowutterly indifferont Tho paoo hastieeu desecrated and disgraced andis beyond either defilement or puri-fication The crow which has carriod its point and secured annexa-tion

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in defiance of popular sentimentshould now accept its logical resultswithout complaint That theirwishes are ignored is but poetioretribution

Right is not an element in theconsideration of public affnira hereTho authority for this militarypossession is certainly bettor thanany excuso which cau bo offered forMr Coopers drawing the salary ofMinister of Foreign Affairs for thedischarge of duties ns President ofthe Board of Education which hasno salary attached The gang whiohceded away the Governmout property to which thoy had no propertitle have not acquired any newrights They gave away what thoyhad and what they had no right tohave and they at least have no rightto interfere in tho uses to what theirgift is put Any dispute must nowlie between tho former real andpresent assumed owners As 1 hint-ed

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before tho public is icdifTerontAnd tho U S authorities are at per-fect

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liberty to make a slaughterhouse of tho Executive Building asthey may deem best

Aouinaldo

Tho Boat Racos

The aclivo members of tho threelocal boat clubs aro training vigor-ously

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for tho races which will takoplace on Saturday afternoon at 4oclock at tho Peninsula and consi-derable

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interest is shown by tho fairand stern sex in town

There will bo two events one fortho Senior and ono for tho JuuiorChampionship Tho Healanis arebookod for winners in tho Seniorrace with tho Leilanis second andthe heretofore invinoible Myrtles intho third place

In the Junior race odds aro evenbetwoou the Myrtles and HealanisThe Leilanis will not enter in thisrace

Harold Giles will probably stoorfor tho Myrtles and little AlbertLuoas for tho Leilanis ArthurWilder is coaching tho Myrtles andA L O Atkinson for the LeilanisTho Healanis have a sure thingbut praotice nevertheless with greatenergy

A largo attendance will undoubted-ly

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witness tho races Special trainswill run and spooial accommodationbo arranged for the convenience ofthe pooplo There will bo uofunny business or tricks It will

simply bo racos for blood in tho in ¬

terest of oloan and true sport

Subcribo TriE Independent 50cents per month

Will InvestigateAh indicated in The Independent

yostorday a strict investigation willbo held in regard to tho Manoa outrago and proper damages paid tothe sufferers from tho soldiora raid

Tho following special ordor hasboon issuod from military head-quarters

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Headquarters District of HawaiiHonolulu September G 1898J

Special Orders No 1

A Board of Officers will convenoat Camp McKmlev to morrow Wed- -nesday September 7th or as soonthereafter as practicable to investi ¬

gate tho acta of vandalism commit-ted upon the property of Chinamenapparently by U S Troops onSunday September 1th aud pre-viously

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Tho Board will assess thodamago Gx if possible tho res-ponsibility

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and make every endeavorto discover tho offenders in orderthat tho guilty may bo brought tojustico aud complete roparation bemado

In the course of its investigationthe Board is authorized to changeits placo of meeting to visit tho3cones of tho alleged depredationsand is instructed to confer with allofficials or persons who may bo ableto give reliable aid or information

Detail for tue BoardMfcj t Robert T Einmetl First

New York V lunteer InfantryCaptain H L Hardin Eighteenth

United States InfantrySecond Lieutenant Charles O

Crowell Tenth Pennsylvania Volun-teer

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InfantryBy command of Brigadier General

KingSamuel S Saxton

Official Aijutaut GouerlH M Merriam

Aide de Camp

Eat Beforo You BrinkA large proportion of intemper ¬

ance in the use of stimulants say aphysician may be laid to tho lightbreakfast eaten by most peopleBreakfast is the most importantmeal of tho day and sufficient im-

portance¬

is not attached to it in thomajority of households After thelong fast enforced between supperor late dinner and seven or eightoclock in tho morning a person in

good health should fool hungryand it in nt this hour nf tlm Hnv lintthe heartiest moal may be oatenWilli mo lean prooanimy oi nau re-

sults Tho man who starts out inthe morning aftor haviug eatou ahoarty breakfast will seldom unlesssuffering from chronic indigestionoxporionco any of tho discomfortswhich might follow a similar moalat any other timo of day Ho willalso onjoy a happy frame of mind allday whatever bo his custom ho willfind himsolf with au excellent appe-

tite Eating creates appetite Thovery opposite rBultB will follow thoother course iu this matter and themau who has not had a good breakfast will not onjoy a good dinnerI have treated a good many cases ofhabitual drunkennoss and in a greatmany of them I have found that thoevil practice of tippling was begunto satisfy a craving faint sensationin the stomach in the morningwhioh was nothiug more or less thandisguised hunger

Ohinoao Rights

San Francisco Aug 2b Sometimo ago Collector Jackson refusodto land four Chinese children LeeLhii Hmg aed 5 We Wing Tackaged G Soon Cow aged 7 aud FungTsoy aged 10 The parents of thefirst two were born in this countryand the Department has overruledCollector Jackson on tho groundthat na tho parents woro born herothey are entitled to land oventhough they were born in ChiuaThe other two however wore thechildren of Chinese morchants borniu China but liviug in this countryand they must go back to China

Mr Youngbud Why so ponsivodear Mrs Youngbud lI was justtrying to decide lovoy which Iwould like you to rescue first iushipwreck me or ray dear littleFido

You have called regarding thosituation of footman Yes mylud Wbb there not someone iuthe anteroom as you came inThere was my lud it was a man

with a writ for your lordship but Ithrew im bout You are engaged

Continue

Great Clearance Sale

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Sept J 1S9S

PERFECTPLOWS

Tu all agricultural countries it ison good plow that the tiller ofthe soil rolios for a good crop Wocarry all kinds of plows from tholarge

Plowsto the smallest

Rice PlowsBut it is on our

Breaking

DOUBLE MOLD BOARD PLOWS

that we chiefly pride ourselvesThese aro in use on nearly everyplantation on tho Islands Onlywithiu llio last three weeks we havesold a number of the large plows totako tho place of plows from otherfirms which had been returned asunsatisfactory

Tho groat advantage of the Perfectplow is that it requires loss animalsto draw it and cuts an oxcolleut fur- -

row without digging down

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All Wool French Challies 25c a

French Organdies 5c a yardPrinted Nainsooks 5c a yard

All these goods are New and Stylishand will have o be sold to close theConsignment

X 3E3 3EIZ3E3SFL Importer Queen St

r OOAIi AND QENEBAIiNEWB

Latest stylos in Milllnury atSaohs

Thore worn no sailings of Islandstoamors to day

Tho Australia is duo boro on Fri ¬

day and sails again on TuesdayA baby girl entered tbo homo cir¬

cle of Mr Qoorgo Markham on thoOd inst

A superb line of Fronoh Organ ¬

dies and Obalys now on view atSachs store

Waimoa rhubarb celery cabbagoand potatoes Edgar HonriquosMasonio Temple

W A Assbill has purchased tholoaso of tho Queon and Eaglo Hotelsfrom Carl Kletnmo

Obas R Dement business agentof Lovejoy Co loft on tho Mikahala yosterday for Kauai

Tho complimentary concert toGeneral Morriam at tho Hotel lastevening was woll attondod

Charlie Dunwoll writes fromKingston Jamaica that he willshortly roturn to Honolulu

Tho cricket players will practicethis afternoon at tho premises oftho British Commissioner

Bruco Waring Co aro having thelake at Cyolomero filled ud and thefind bicycle track will be no more

Tho Hoalanis aro building uphigh hopes on their now stroke FV Klobalm of H Hackfeld Co

Charles Itoevo has charge of thotelophono exchange during the absonco at tho mainland of Mr JohnCassidy

Tho S G Wilder Oapt D MoNeill sails at uoon to morrow withpassengers and sugar cargo for SauFrancifco

The v M C A peoplo aro askingfor assistance to cover tho expensesincurred by entortnining tho Boysin Blue

Principal J Lightfoot aunouueos4that tho night school will re opouin tbo Fort street Bohool on Mondayovening next

The Aloha Aiua Society holds aconvention ou Monday noxt to con ¬

sider a memorial to be sent to thoCommissioners

There is no truth in tho rumorthat the matter of tho Manoamarauders has linen submitted totho Bishop of Piueapplolis

Tho bark Mohican Capt Sound-ers

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isuow 11 days out from SanFrancisco for this port with a gen ¬

eral cargo to Oastlo fc Cooke

Ki Ohoug Ki Chong Ki OhongWhats tho mattor with Ki OhougKi 0 hongs all rightl His pavementis being fixed by Fred Harrison

Tho Funahou Preparatory is fre-quented

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by 150 pupils The board-ing

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accommodations of tho OahuColloge aro nearly all occupied

Albert P Taylor has been ap-pointed

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Commissioner Frears private secretary He loarnod theropes with Mr Thurston in Wash ¬

ingtonSenator McCandless olaims that

tho U S Commissary wagons vio-late

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the Hawaiian laws in connection with their narrow tires Morafriction

Mr W H Hoogs of HustacoCo loft on tho Claudino yesterdayafternoon hoping to brace up ouMaui airs after weeks of hard workin Honolulu

Dont forget tho boat races atPearl Harbor on Saturday tho 10thinst They will begin at 1 p raaud special traiua will ruu duringtho afternoon

Tho Gorman bark Paul Isonbergarrived last evening 118 days fromLiverpool with a Koueral cargo ofEuropean merchandiso consigned toHaekfold Co Capt Wuhrmanubrings his wifo with him

Tho Prlnoess Kaiulani will enter ¬

tain tho Commissioners aud a num ¬

ber of distinguished people at aluau which will tako place thisevoning at her Wnikiki residonceQueen Liliuokalani has accepted aniuyitation to bo present

Capt Cameron is a candidate forInspector of Hulls and Examiner

of Masters and Mates Certificatesin Hawaiian wators If good menand true oapable and honest obtaintheir just rewards thou CaptainCameron will get tho berth

The stoam Bohoouor Malolo orHying fish in uhargo of Captain JM Sass arrived this morning 11days from San Franoisco Thoschooner will bo put immediatelyinto tho deep sea fishing trado forwhich tho vessel is otpeoially adaptod Captain Sass will employ onlyunlivu fiahurrqou ou his craft

Iu tlio District Court

Seiornl cases wero tried in thoDistrict Court this morning

Two Chinese wero charged withhaving opium in possession Onoprosontod a certifioato that ho is

suffering from heart disease andthat- - tho opium was only used asmedicine Tho magistrato exprossod his disapproval of Ohinose notgetting a legal permit to uso opiumuntil thoy wero arrested and broughtbefore tho Court Sontonco wassuspondod until to morrow to allowtho man who really looked verysick a chauco to get a permit Thoother Chinese was discharged anollo pros being entered

The caso of Patrolman Lowis wasfurther continued till the 0th insthis attorney Mr Bobortson beingengagod in the long winded PerryLucas case in the Circuit Court

Alamida who admitted that hewas drunk yesterday got a locturofor not appearing promptly at 9oclock in the Court as the prose ¬

cuting oQicor and magistrato alwaysdo and was permitted to presenttho treasury of Undo Sam withthroe Hawaiian dollars

Hailiku who also had looked atthe wine when it has lh com ¬

plexion of Mr Cooper w hen lie isasked to stop out of the Hunalowby General Morriam or when notreceiving tho proper kow tow froma school teacher wan not sufficientlysobor to pay hit respects n thejudge but will bo invited in I r pre-

sent¬

at tomorrows receptionAh Chnug who is hurpid with

an assault with a deadly weaponwill have a hearing ou Tuesdaynext his lawyer Mr Geir boingout of tov n

Naili plead guilty to distilliugafirst class braud of okoh ha andwas fined 100 and seutHiici d toimprisonment for three months

The man was caught red bandedlast night by Deputy Marshal Ohilliugworth who was disguised as anegro and dreBsed in the uniform oftho Boys in Blue Ohilliugworthwent to Manoa valley whero tho in ¬

habitants have n wholesome fear ofU S soldinrs and secured tho liquordistilled aud sold by Naili

Kiobard Anton a well known oldPortuguese was charged with usingthreatening language to Capt SamMsoy who claimed that ho wasgreatly in fear that bodily harmwould bo dono to him by defendantThe two men have had some troubleover a road running betweon theirproperties and tho captain claimedthat Antono had said ho would fixhim Maoy while Antone explainedthat ho meant that he would fixtho road Tho magistrato fixedmatters by discharging the defend-ant

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and at the same time warningbim to in tho future making histongue a quiot fixture in hismouth instead of letting it work asa megaphone

A Claim Boforo the Commissioners

Japauese Consul Hirai attendedbefore tho Commissioners this morn-ing

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in Exbcutive session Subsequently au attorney appeared andmade an argument on bohalf of theolaim for compensation of Harry A

Jueu ono of the prisoners of 1805which olaiui had been referred baokto tho claimant by tho U S Secre-tary

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of States Department on thegrounds that the claimant had notexhausted bis romedies boforo thecivil courts ofHawaii This tho attornoy pointed out was a praotioalimpossibility owing to tho prevent-ative

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legislation of tho P G Goveminent aud Legislature Ho onlyasked to have tho mattor placed ourecord so that his clients case mighteventually bo brought before theproper tribunal of adjudication audreceive judgment ou its moritsCommissioner Dole having botwoenpuffs of his very fragrant if notllagraut eigar interjeoted a fowpertinont observations Senator Oullorn stated that although tho Com-missioners

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woro not a judicialtribunal to sit upon tho merits ofolaims uovortholoss tho mattorshould bo placed ou file aud tho at ¬

tention of tho proper authoritiesduly called to Mr Harry Juousclaim Thuro buiuy ho roaouso tu

JL JXEi JL A A JCiibP JL I

New Hats Latest Styles

New Ribbons Lovely Shades

New Veilings Up to Date

N S SACHS GOODS COMPANY

the kindly invitation of ChairmanCullow for persons to ventilatetheir views or offer observations thefew visitors retired aud tho Com-

missioners again went into Executivesession

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The Lawyers Oath

James Leslie CoKe and John DWillard havo been admitted to prac-

tice¬

after taking the following oathI do solemnly swear that I will

support tho Constitution and Lawsof tho United States of America andtho Constitution and Laws of thoHawaiian Islands and faithfullydiscbargo the duties of AttorneyCounsellor Solioitor and Proctor intho courts of Hawaii to the best ofmy ability

Mosaonger Sorvico

Honolulu Messenger Service de-

liver¬

messages and packages Tele-phone

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S E Lucas tho optician willshortly leave for a business tour ofMaui aud Hawaii Now is tho timefor thoso whoso optics aro affectedto call on bim and be inspectedAll examinations free Glasses forall on band and for salo

HAWAIIAN

Rowing - Association

THIRD ANNUAL

Championship Races

September 10 1898OVER THE

fEARL HARBOR COURSE

First Race Four oared Sholl Sonior Championship

Second Raco Four oared ShollJuniorc

Races will start at 1 p m aftertho arrival of second train

Trains will leave Honolulu dopotat 145 and 315 and return iuimodiatoly after tho races Round triptickets 75 cents

S E P TAYLORUtfcHJt Ouairumw

ew Laces and Insertions

DRY LTD

FORT STREETBUSINESS LOCALS

Towels from 85c per dox to 6per doz at Sachs

Fine French organdies 5c a yardat L B Kerrs Queen street

For Limes Lemons and AlligatorPears etc go to Masonio TemploFruit Ston Edgar Honriques

Persons requiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Harrison whohas a choice lot of new designs onview

Wo will sell for cash for onomonth only 7 pants for 5 25suits for 18 No humbug coma andsee for yourself Medoiros DeckerLincoln Block King Street

3 W W W W W W Syou need f

2 to be cautious about yourSJ food Never buy adultor L

ated Groceries when you can

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Stock is tho boat in tho Citv I

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holds my full power of attorney

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Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Factory

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Musical InstrumentsAutoharps Quitaro Violins Etc

VWo 11 new invoice of tho Celebrated

Wosteriueyer Pianospeolnlly manufactured for the tropical

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MORE THAN 100 OP THEM SOLD

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King Btroet Tram Cars pass tho doorLndleH nnd children special fv caret for

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Cobwebs

A striking remedy for this parti-cular

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complaint can be effectuallyremoved by drinkiug Seattle DraughtBeer as served at the Anchor Saloonby Will Gnrlyle or his courteous assistant Charlie Androws The gentshavo on hand tho finest of foreignliquors

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Soattlo Beor

This over popular Rainier Beer is

becoming a household word andwill you have a glass of Seattle

is more oftou heard than anythingolso Tho Criterion Saloon havo thisboor on tap or in bottles

CAUTIONI beg to inform my patrons und tlm putlicihatthn

Original Hop BeerManufactured by mo is sold ONLY at No17 an at U10 CottaRo No 11 Konnformerly Smith Street

Bo careful whn purchasing

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Hashndtun years pruutlcal txporlenroIn tho treatment of Ho soi Cattle andDomostlo Pets In the Hawaiian Islands

Orders left t Club or Paul boon Stableswill bo rerolved and promptly at tended toOflico CIO Fort Street Telephone 783

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HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd121 Queen Streot

CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

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WILSON WIIITEUOUSE

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TS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM ANDA after this date Mr O Stlllman has nofurther authority to collect for and on bohalf of The Indepemuknt

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THE OLD ORIGINAL

Hop Beer DepotFormerly at Bethel Hall now atNo 17 Konia Street latoly Smithbetween King and Hotel Streets

Remember this is the only placein tho City whore you can obtainthis world renowned StimulatingInvigorating and Non intoxicatingBeverage

FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY

EF Not tho only address 17 Konia St

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HIGH PE10ESWill us usual bo tho result of

This Cruel WarTHEREFORE CO OPERATE

Attention is called to tho bun c tits en-joyed

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OPERATIVE GROCERY CO LD husgroceries at a litilo advanco on San Fran ¬

cis 0 prircs credit to subscribers to theamount of shares hoid profit of the Inifilness returned to sifbscribersovpryO monthsprobable incrcneo in value of shares wliiia libera discount oil monthly bills Andnow what oro tho risks We answer nonobecanso subscribers can either soil theiri harosoriako procories to their amountif von want to withdraw or go away

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Par value of shares 25 or 12 60 onlybeing required to b coiun n nnbsuriborTelnplimip 75rt PD If

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S I SHAW Propriotor

Corner King and Nuunnn Street

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Fine BsfeSX-S- TELEPHONE 441 -- i

THE COMMERCIAL SALOON

P I1 RYAN has ussumed tho maiiacempitt of tho Commercial Saloon tho lead- -

inK SPORTING HOUSE IN HONOLULUFirst class

BEER AND LIQUORSserved only

r-- Call at Corner of Vuuanu andBoretanla Street 005 tf

THOS LINDSAYJETW HJLEJR

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Manufacture and RepairAll kinds of Jewelry

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JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly ottonded to and work

guaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR POR

TELEPHONE 302

BEN HAAIIBOPlumber - and - TinsmithAll work dono Properly Promptly and

Profitably lor PatronsSATISFACTION GUARANTEED

Oflico King Street near Railroad Dopot778 1 y