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ISSUED

EVERY AlPTEKNOOtf

Kxcopt Sunday

At Brito Hall Konia Street

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lor Month anywhere in tlio Ha-waiian

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Advertisements unarcompanlfd by spccllln Instructions Inserted till ordered out

Advertisements discontinued bcforoxptration of uppclllcd period will be chargedus If con tinned for In 1 term

Address all communications to tho Edi ¬

torial Department to Edmund Norrlolluslncss letters thould bo addressed to0 O Kunyon

EDMUND NORRIE - - EditorQ O KENYON - - Manogor

Itclding In Honqjilu

ANOTHER THE AT

Tho Marquardts Oavo Thoir SecondOoncort to a Largo Audience

The Y M O A hnll was filled onSaturday night by a large andfashionable audience which showedits appreciation oT the oxcollontcoucert given under tho management of Lrank L Hoogs by MrsBreitscliuck Marquardt the famouBharpist This gifted lady playod asbrilliantly as over and was ably ac ¬

companied on the piano by Profes-sor

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O3oar Horold Mr John Mar ¬

quardt playod Iho violin in a su-

perior¬

manner Tho rendition ofWilhelmjs version of Walthors solofrom Wagners Die Moistersiugerwas rendered in a mastorly wayManager Hooge had received the as-

sistance¬

of Miss Jessie L Axtollwhoso well trained voico helped tomake tho erouipg a musical successTho tiios for violin organ and harpwore a special foaturo of tho even-ing

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Isnt it tinio soon to discardfrom coucert programmes tho wellworn one string air3 and varia-tions

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of Pagauini That kind ofmusic is simply a play to the galloryMr Pagauini wjio fortunatoly nowis playing somewhoro ou a rainbow

they wont have him in H arlerawas aooordiug to most modern

musical critics simply a musicaljuggler There is no roason for going on imitating him In thoaudionce were many prominout pooplo among whom can bo mentionedMinisters V O Smith and Castleand Sonator H W Schmidt Attho urgont request of tho musiccomprehending publio a concert hasbeen arrangod for to morrow even-ing

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This will bo tho last appoaranco hero of tho Marquardts wholoave for Australia on ThuridayResorved Boats oau bo securod atHobrous drug store

Sans Sonci

The most lovely spot on Oahu isSans Souci This favorite soasidoresort which has bcon immortalizedby the pen of Robort L Stevensonwho resided there for months isonly four miles from Honolulu andwithin easy roach of tho tramcarsThe surrouudings and bathing atthis famous resort aro superior toanything found in tho HawaiianIslands Gottagos and board canbo obtainod on easy terms Thotablo sot by tho manager is bettorthan any oilered hero at other ho-

tels¬

For picnics bathing partiesand outings tho best accommodationcan be secured by giving notico totho mauagof

Ladios Shirt WaiBts a now lotjust opeuod only 1 eaoh at N SSnobs 520 Port street

COPYRIGHT APPLIED FOIR

HONOLULU II I MONDAY JULY 1 1895

Mr Barnes Opens

A MaRuiilcont Stock of JrtpanoooGoods

Mr A Barnes who a short whileago returned from Japan has opoueda temporary store in which ho dis-

plays¬

his beautiful selection of artsof virtue and luxury Tho goodsare arraugod iu Mr Ounhas build-

ing¬

known as tho Republic ou Kingstreet and fauciors of Japaneso artand gonuino goods will do well tocall arouud and inspect tho stockprosontod Tho goods are soloclodwith a tasto that lias uot boon equalled here Tho pricos quoted simplyshow that Mr Barnes does not pro-pose to imposo ou tho public butsimply wishos to furnish fino goodsat most reason ablo ratos To daywo mention a few objects which willsoil readily Silvor headed canesraado of Malacca and Ebony arooffered at prices froin 2 50 to 1

Unmouotod Ebony Sticks can behad at 25 conts a piece BeautifulJapaueso slippers mado of tho fineststraw aro quoted at 25 cents a pairMats that surpass tho Niihau mataro sold for 75 conts a piece Grasscloth iu tho fiuost texture and ingroy or whito colors aro pricod at10 cents a yard

Toilet artiolosas brushes etc etcaro found in groat selection and atmarvelous cheap pricos O rockerypilver waro fancy bed quilts aro num-erous It will be well to call arouudearly because within two weeks thowholo outfit will bo sold and thopublic will havo to wait until Barnesmakes anothor trip Nothing simi-lar

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to tho stock offered can bofound in the Japanose stores in

Honolulu

The undrrslgnod horebv notifies tho gen ¬

eral publio that he will open a

DRY GOODS STORE

On MONDAY July 1st

At No Sll King Street betweon Koniaand Maunakea streets where

Muslins LawnsCalicos Prints

And other Cools too numorous tomention

WILL DE BOLD CHEAP FOR

CASH ONXT3ri

M B STLYA Maxaokk

l A Mudkiros S Decker

iiros CoJ

tailiorHold Stroot Arlington Block

The ory of Hard Timos hs reached usall and realizing that man must ho

clothed wo linvo decided to

Reduced Our Prices for tbe Next

30 Days

AND WE OFFER

Suits and TrousersAt prices hut will bo within tho reach ofeverybody Wo curry 11 Select Stock ofGoods and euarantcn a Iorfcct Hit andFirst oIas Work Thoso who really doBiro to bo rtresbod neatly and nattily andrnnnot nllbrl to spoiid much monoy onthuir clothoa will do woll in calling ut ourStoro bufore going okowhore

S DECKER - Managisu

Golden

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W F REYNOLDS Proprietor

ESTABLISHED ON

--4Absolutely

Gash Basis

Stationer Newsdealer

MUSICAL INBTttUMKNTS

Music by Every Steamer

Outdoor GamesToys Notions Etc Etc

FANCY GOODS Etc

TELErUONK C07 P O Box 321

HONOLULUt

Carriage Manufactory128 130 Fort street

Carrie geBuilderAND REPAIRER

Bla ksmltlilng in all Its Branclies

Orders from the ohir Islands In IlnlldlngTrimming Painting Mo Etc

promptly attended to

W W WRIGHT ProprietorBucrcssor to G West

Hollister Drug Go

BRUffSCSJESTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H I

REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHag removed his Plumbing Business from

Klngbtreotto tho premises on

lECotel 3treetformerly occupied by Woven

Wire Balioy

FOB SALTS

Four Second hand Bullock Carts

ir- - For particulars apply to

GONSALVES CO4 U OUIQH Street

ElIloffsclilacgerMo

Kng Street opposito CastleCooke

Hoosebold Sewing Machine

PIANOSORGANS andGUITARS

Wines Liquors Beers

or the maitcsT OBApE

GAB PETS AND RUO S

Baby Carriages a Spsoialty

tfHF Inspect tho Selected Slock of

En HOFFS0HLAEGER COKing Street oppoalt j Oaftlo Cooko

Brace Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers

COS Foit St near King

BUILDING LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND

LANDS FOR SALE

tf- - Parties wishing to dispose of thoirProperties aro invited to call on us

Business Cards

ANTONQ ROSA

Attornei at Law

Kaahnmanu 8trcet Honolulu

PAUL NEUMANN

COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY-AT-IiA-

Merchant Stropt Honolulu

JOHN NOTT

PLUMBINCIfTjN CoiTER AND SlIEET

Iron Work

King Strcrt Honolulu

QONSALVBS OO

Wuodesalu Grocers and WineMerchants

223 Queon Strcot Honolulu aTS

B B THOMAS

Contractor aisd Boduier

Building Materials for sale EstlmatdsFurnished

H P BBEITBLMANN

Contractor and Builder

All kinds of Carpen ¬

try Ebtlmatuit mi BuildingsFurnished

ALLBN nOBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials of

All Kinds

Queon Street Honolulu

No J

S21 33 King Street

Tho Loading

Carriage and

Wagon Manufacturer

ALL MATKIttALS OK HAND

Will furnish everything outsido steam ¬

boats and boilers

No Ball Boiring Axles Around This Shop

Yflh TELEPHONE C72 -- J

TH0S LMOSY

MAMOITAOIUIitNCI

JeYeler Watchmaker

KOKUI JEWELRY A SPECIALTY

Particular attention paid to all knds ofItepairs

Campbell Block Merchant Street

BEMtl VAPOR and PACIFIC GAS

Engines and Launches

THE BEST IN THE MAKKET

They cannot be surpassed for MotivePower

I3S 8END FOR CATALOGUE --Oa

JOS TUSTKIESKSole Agent Nnnana 8treet

Benson Smith k Co

DRUGGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H I

utropoiitan Meat Go

81 KING RTUEET

u J Wtii - I NAltn

andIlotall

BXJTOHiS3FlSAND

Navy Contractors

aA Family Hotel

T KHOUSE

Wholomlo

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Prop

Per Pay S 200Per AVok 1200

SPECIAL MONTHLY RAT KB

Tho Host of Attendance tho Best Situationa id tho Finest Meals in this City

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Issued ovitV afternoon except Sunday atDrllo Hall Konla Strcot

Qainsl thi wrong thitt ntttU resistanceFor the right that need assistanceFor thi future in the distance

And the good that we can do

lam in the place where 1 am demandedof conscience to speak the truth and the truthI speak impugn it uho to list

Edmund NonnicG 0 Kenton -

EditorMutiagor

MONDAY JULY 1 1891

HAWAIIS MILITABr FABOJS

Mosars W 0 Wilder Cecil Browu

and other sonators who refuse topass appropriations asked for by thoadministration without looking intothe noco6sity of and roason for thoexpenditure deservo credit Wo

only hope that they will demand an

exhaustive investigation into every

cent spont fur military purposes audfor tho secret eervico which now

euoms to bo in bad odor with thoofficial An extra appropriation of

10000 for pollco of Oahu and15000 for tho military has been

niktd of tho special session

It is not time soon to stop thomilitary farce which ia beginning tobe serious drain on tho countryand the national crodit as sovere in

proportion to our rovonues andpopulation as is experienced iu

Germany France and Eussia Wo

dont need au army We dontneed an expensive oolonol of thjUS N We dont need gatling gunsHotohkiss gunr rifles and pistolsThurston Smith Cecil Brown audBaldwin fought bravely against thosmall appropriation asked for thoHousehold guards under tho monar-

chy¬

and they succeeded in cuttingtho appropriation down We will

not insinuate that they did so bo

cause they at that timo had anytroasonablo and revolutionary plansin thoir Loads We beliove thatthoy were honest when thoy on thofloor of tho Legislature of 1892

stated that a governments safe-

guard¬

is not bayonets but the lovo

and rospoct of tho people

Wo are now told by theso samo

men that wo have the best govern-

ment

¬

ever known in Hawaii we areassured that the Hawaiians dailyare following into lino and that allopposition aud dissatisfaction hasvirtually ceased Wo are informedof tho mutual friendship now saidto exist between our rulers and thonatives and wo know that all ornearly all the dangerous demago-

gues

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are in jail or banished Weoven notice that tho dangerousexiles are allowed to return simplybecause altered circumstances pre ¬

vent thorn from being dangerous

But why then if all this be trueand who will doubt he voracity of

Mr Dolod mouthpieces is tho mili ¬

tary farce kept up Why theso sol- -

diors guns military display audcolonels To see Thomas Square at5 o4olook in tho morning surroundedliy gatling guns aud something look-

ing

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liko a cross between artilleristsrand infantrymen is certainly not conducive to tho continued growth of

peaceful fooliug and coufidenco in

our govornmouts solid and stablostanding

The exhibition of soldiors being

trotted out at night to Makapuu

point of Kopiolani Park swarming

with armod mon of our doar littlenavy goiugto sea as happeuod on

Saturday night because tho steam

yaoht Eleanor was approaching tho

islands simply tends to covor theuouutry with ridiv ile ami tljo ad

ministration with coutompt Mr O

W ABhford is in San Fnucisco Hoseems to bo tho skeleton in our mis ¬

sionaries closet He came noar be ¬

ing a skeleton whon iu Jailor Lowsclo3ot Ho is thobugboar of tho

Cabinet the mm they all droadBut ho is iu Ssu Francisco and his

whoroabouts is porfoctly well knownto tho Hawaiian Consul Qouoral in

San Francisco of whom he by thoway is a cousin

To keep up our military displayand colonols on account of 0 W

Ashford or other imaginary filibust-

ers

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is a little more than tho averagotaxpayor can stand during thesoalleged days of repression As faras tho Hawaiians here are coucornodthey have at prsont neither inclina-

tion or moan to outer into what itpleases tho government to call re-

bellious but what tho averago English-s-

peaking man would call a

druukeu policorow

Let tho army and colonel have along needed rost from their fatiguingdrills and palatial bedbugB Ifanybody should press the rebelliousbutton tho citizens guard can dothe rest And tho taxpayors will

evor proy

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Senator McCandless may now say

that he has that tired feeling

The sanitary condition and systemat Oahu Jail aro constant sources of

complaints by tho political prison-

ers

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The inspectors of the prisonBeem to be seized with the perfec-

tion¬

of lethargy Nothing is doneto ameliorate tho existiug condi-

tions

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The a pearance at thoQueens Hospital of young prison-

ers

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whose health has broken downduring their confinement in thecoral hell seems to have no effaot on

tho inspectors who evidently dontgive a thought to the real nature of

the duties aisumed by them Wo

feel convinced that any recommend-

ation

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the inspectors would mako in

regard to improving tho sanitaryconditions of tho jail will moot withimmediato consideration at thehands of the Attorney General andthe Minister of Interior Tho Legis-

lature¬

will bo in session for severalweeks jet and wo have no doubtthat any appropriation asked forfor suoh a positively necessary pur-

pose

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as that of making the prison atleast decent will be granted with-

out¬

opposition Something- - shouldbe dono at once to romovo the mal ¬

aria breeding1 stagnant water which

has made tho vicinity of the prisonand the old wash houses pest holesand a disgrace to our civilization

Thoro are many funny and ambi-

tious poople hero who cover themsolves with tlo cloak of religionandjthen try to make a few clevorfinancial deals iu which their follow

citizens aro the victims A wall

known citizen wo really dontknow if ho is an American or anHawaiian he has hold offices underbothcountries was not satisfied a

while ago with his official financialrecord in days gone by thoy costhim bis office and he therefore en

terodiuto a little speculation in awaTo deal in that pernicious drug isallright for any pronounced psalmBinger but in this instance tho con-

sular¬

gentleman got left Awa waashipped of a vt ry inferior qualityfor San Francieco by friends of thoox diplomatic speculator and stillbetter friends of tho ohurcb but inspito of coming Jrom Holy Hiloit was pronouueed bad and tho pay- -

bc2AMnlivl

mont on tho cheeks drawn with thatregularity for which tho true bluesaro noted was refused by tho im-

porters¬

Tho awa speculation hasboon dropped aud tho old cousumorsaro back on tho old staud againTho ox American Hawaiian guashoihis tooth

Senator Schmidts committee ondepression is instructed to got alltho loading morohants and businossmon togothor beforo them at anoarly a dale as possible

Tho Seuato and Houso of He prosontativos ovidoutly nood a jointprinting coramitteo to provide eachmember with copios of bills Thosupply is apparontly not calculatedto go round

Tho system of land transfer horohas always been rotten and wjll befound on investigation to havo beentho source of much fraud and docoption But until a proper andthorough survey with maps hasbeen completed of the wbolo islandsnothing can be dono Lot tho survoy office fossils do some work forthoir salaries and then talk of theregistry office

Tho billto authorize the Marshaland his deputies to tako oaths ifpassod iu its presont shapo will sim-

ply¬

add perjury to tho other terrorsof thoinqiisition whioh an officialinvestigation prior to trial hasheretofore practised No objectioncan be had to the Marshal or bisdeputies having the power to ad-

minister¬

oaths to willing and volun-

tary¬

deponents but strict provisionshould be made against tho powerbeing grauted to eximiuo accusedporsons or their accomplices onoath

Tho game bill will be valuable butthe extreme penalty is not highenough As it is always in tho dis-

cretion of tho magistrate to reducothe fine below tho oxtrome limit ac-

cording¬

to the circumstances of thocase why not make the extromepenalty 100 One batch of 20pheasants would cover that Alsowhile on this ground why not oxtend the provisions of tho license tocarry guns for sporting purposes totho other islands as woll as Oahu

Representative Bond on behalf of

a committee recommonded the ex-

penditure¬

of 18000 for a schoolhouse and teaohors dwelling in

South Kona Wo are willing to betthe member that the Cabinet towhich the recommendation was re-

ferred

¬

will never sparo tho moneyfor school bouses or similar objectsso long as tho soldieri and Colonelneed their salaries Let us drop thoreaders aud stick to the bayonets

Such is the creed of the modernmissionary rulers Tho sum recom ¬

mended is absurd under all circum-stances

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It is simply a game of thoschool teaohor of that district to ob-

tain

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a building at the espouse of

of tho Government on his recentlyacquired homestead lots MrBonds roport shall have our futuroattention Ten sohools olsewhore

can be built for tho money

The loyal supportqra of tho Re-

public¬

worked liko beavers on Satur-

day¬

and Sunday to boat tho TaxAssessor Rendering Unto Ctosar

tho things that aro Cwsars is a

forgotten commapdmont with qurplanters and their agents Thoydemand the uttermost service audthe last peuuoy from Ciesar aud tho

hewers of wood and drawers of

wator And wo havo heard it itora- -

ted and roitaratod that tho proaoutCiosar is tho best Hawaii over hadOvor 4000 tons of sugar loft thisport yesterday Suuday to escapetaxation

Wo havo been trying to imaginohow that Senate commit too fools towhom was rofomd the nominationof W It Oastlo as Minister to Wash ¬

ington aftor carefully aud presuma-

bly¬

conscientiously propariug andpresenting a roport against confir-

mation¬

of the nomination and thenuudor forco of throat ou tho part of

tho oxecutivo boing compollod tovote against tho recommendationsof the report Could humiliationfind doepor depths It woud bo a

self reBpoeting act if Mr Castloshould decline tho nomination

Tho bill introduced this morningin tho Houso by Rep Robertson re ¬

lating to tho salo of alcohol andmethylated spirits should meet theunanimous support of tho Legisla-

ture

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The bill was brought beforetha Advisory Council while thatbrdy was in session through a peti ¬

tion from physicians and druggists

It has been insinuated that theobject of the bill was to introduce asystom of side doors iu tho drugstores hero and that the benefit of

the closing of tho saloons on Sun ¬

day would bo taken away by

the provisions of tho bill whichwould enable anybody to give his

doctor or druggist a wink andget adrink The object of tho bill is

simply to reduco tho prico on

alcohol used honestly for medicinalor mechanical purposes Tho dutyon alcohol is now 750 por gallonThe bill proposes to reduco thatamount to 2 50 The bill has been

carefully drawn and hedged in suoh

a manner that no evil can rosultfrom it If doctors and apothecariesare forcbd to buy and import alcoholat absurd prices tho tax payers whohave to buy the drugs will bo thesufferers in tho long end Even inthis Paradise medicine ought to bo

sold at a figure which enables thopoor sick and sick poor to obtain itL t Robertsons bill pass

It is pleasing in spite of tho allegod hard times to sooa new build-ing

¬

on King street go up Tho vonHolt ostate has given tho contractto the Luoas Brothers and groundwas brokon to day Tho new build-

ing¬

adjoins the Republic and Cunhaand will be an ornamenUto the cityThe building is supposed to bo fin-

ished¬

by November next and beforeChristmas W W lDimond and ThoHawaiian Gazotto Company Mill

have possession audjjo in thoir new

quartors

All reports dealing with appropri-ations

¬

appointments and ovorythingelse are now-a-day- s simply referredto the Cabinet If the Ministersare to have all the say what is theuse of a Legislature The Executiveseems to havo everything excopt avote and why should they desirethat when all questions aro votedinto thoir hands to be dealt with attheir sweet will

HAWAIIAN

Baseball -- - Association

On THURSDAY July 4thAT 330 OQLOOK P M

Unknownsvs

StarsBASEBALL PARK

AcJxrxissio ne st 25c

Topics

Juno 21 1895

A t lact Hawaii will becomoa truo Paradise on tho earthan Eldorado that oven themost imaginative dreamercould hnrdly picture Be ¬

tween the Lab ir Commissionand Mr DoIcb Land Act everyhappiness and prosperity willbo secured forever The firsttells us how to become tich bygrowing coffee and cabbageand the Inst gives us the neces ¬

sary lands on wnich to raisotho said coffee and cabbageTho Bureau of Agricultureinvents and imports toads audbugs and all possible blightdestroyers and the day isnear when the proverbial smallfarm r only needs to take hisbasket and go out in the forestand field and fill it with berriesand fragrant sauerkraut

But how is he going 1 Onfoot That will be much toowarm on -- horne back Tooinconvenient he cant tio hishorse to a cabbage head Howthen will be asked

On a Monarch of courseThat is why we imported

that celebrated bicycle whichhas already becomo world-re-noun- ed

and the popularity ofwhich is assured here as elsewh re We have only a f wlef tof the lot that wc r ceived bythe Andrew Welch Anorder for more Monarchs hasgone forward and we will soonbe ready to supply the 20000small tanners who Villi bo in ¬

duced to come hee by theLabor Commission with theindispensible bicyee Wchave them in two grades onewe offer at 90 It is a strongserviceable wheel and we gua¬

rantee that itVill give satis-faction

¬

to anyone who tries itThe other grade which wc

have in stock is without com-parison

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the best bicycle everimported here Wo sell it at

105 This wheel U perfect Itis now proferr d in the Statesto my other wheel and laoiesand gentlemi n aro unanimousin their prai o of thin highclass bicycle We could writocolumns in describing thebeauty and qualities of Mon¬

arch but wo prefer to adc youto ctep into our store withoutdelay and mako a personalinspection Persons who havonot yet straddled the fin dosiecle horse and who desire tolearn how to rido shou d be-

gin¬

their experience on aMonarch The Monarch sim ¬

ply teaches them to ride andit is nearly impossible to takea tumble when once seated ontho Montirchial back andspeeding towards VVaikikiMako an inspection at onceas our stock will run out andthen will you have to wait fortho arrival of our next in-

voice¬

Tiiu Hawaiian Hardware Co Ld

307 Foiit StreetOpposlU Spreoielo Block

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LOOATj AND GENERAL NEWB

Tlia boat boys nro training

Company H will eloot officors to-night

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Ernost Wodohouso is roported tobo ill with bronchitis

Tbo Counoil of Stato uioeta nt 3oclock tbia aftornoou

Tbo Jauita Makfp Knaa Hawaiiaud Mokolli depart to day

Mud evorywhor and everybodyglad on acoouut of tbo rain

Dont forget tbo last Marquardtconcert to morrow ovoninfr

Tbo streot cleaning Booms to failovory tirno tboro ic rainy woatber

Special meeting of tbo Leilanitbia evening at tho Uawaiiau HotelUsual timo

La crosso is now a favorite gameTbo namo seems becoming to tbo dopressed times

See what tho Hawaiian HardwareCo will say to morrow about tbofamous Monarch biovolo

Tbroo specials were firod lastSaturday The Marshal has evi ¬

dently had onough dotecting

The W Q Hall Keaubou Iwalani Mikabala and Likoliku willleavo for their rcBpoctivo ports tomorrow

Tho Fross will mako an excursiontrip to Waianao to morrow throughtho courtesy of General ManagerDillingham

Tho government band will giveits usual concert at Emma squareto night Mr Heitmann will act asconductor

Tho St Louis Literary Society metat tho college last Saturday andwore entertained at a Cno dinner bytho brothers

A fine lino of Dross Hats and Bon-nets

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Also a full line of Kid Glovesfor tbo receptions can be found atSachs 520 Fort stroet

Aloha Oo and Like no a Likewill bo played by tho Morquardtsontheir farewell concert These songsftlono should crowd tbo houso

President Dole was out sailing lastSaturday He clidnt meet Ashfordbut Ho had a lawyer with him incaBoof a filibustering injunction

To morrow night Thurston andCastlo will tell tho 40 offico holderswho constitute the Hawaiian Eepublican Club why tboy favor annexa ¬

tionDont forget tho sale at the resi

dence of Mrs 0 O BerRor on tho5th inst It will bo woll worth forintending housekeepers to be presont

Reserved seats for tbo Marquardtconcert will be on sale to morrowmorning at 0 oclock at Hobrousdrill store Tho concert takes placoin tbo evening

Deputy assosors have been ap-pointed

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for 1895 The deputy forHonolulu is W IL Wright and notW H Weight as stated in tho Ad-

vertiser¬

columnsTo morrow morning tho olosiug

exercises of tho present brightestschool in Honolulu tho Kauluwolaschool tako place A splendid pro ¬

gramme has been prepared

Miss Rose Davidsons Sundayschool class from Manoa was unani-mously

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prououueed the boat at themeeting at Kawaiahao church yes-terday

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Miss Davidson is deservedlyono of the most popular teacbors inHonolulu

Tho Telephone Co since it bocame a monopoly advertises namesof new subscribers in exclusivopapors Wouldnt it bo woll to havethem mentioned iu papers read inHonolulu Tho subscribers not hocompany nro tho losers

The Uuknowi8 beat tho Kamohamehas last Saturday Tho gamewas tho best played in the soasonbut the interest a tho games hasbecome somewhat slackened Thoofficial score was 12 to 8 Tho ninthinning was not playqd As thingslook the prospoots are that the Uukuows will bo the champions of theseason The Stars will piny the Unknowns ouvthoJth of July

Off For Waianao

At U4fj tho lirst train carryingpassengers te Waianao left tho Uo

pot aud Judge Widernauu aud hisfamily together with many luvitodfriouds went bomb to his planta ¬

tion drawn by tho iron horde of Iho19fb century Oyer 200 pooplo tookpassage iu tho train and all will iiuda hospitable wolcorao whon theyroach tho prosont terminus Nowfor Waialua nnd then como aroundaud lot the train steam in from Dia ¬

mond Head

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THE LEGISLATURE

SENATi

Tho Seuato mot as usual tbiamorning J A Kennedy was roported as having beon inoligiblo totho Council of State owing to hold-

ing¬

offico of Prison Inspector buthad sinco resigned The Houso ofof R iprosontatives notified thonames of tho members of its jointcommittees Tho vohicle tiro billwas roforred to tho Minister of In-

terior¬

to bo reported on at next ses ¬

sion The committees on Dopresosion aud tho Electric bill askod forfurtbor timo Tho President wasinstructod to notify members of thoCouuoil their olootion North Pacific and trip will bo

and furnish with certificates ofelection signod by him J A Ken ¬

nedy being now oligiblo was againelooted as a member of tho Council

State Consideration yacht now anchored in

liill wnn nnw tnlrnn nn Rnnnfor TOW

Brown stated that great oxponso hadbeon gouo into by importing Japa ¬

nese quail Wonga phoasants etcMinister W O Smith stated muchtrouble bad been gono to last yeariu trying to enforce tbo gamo lawsaud it wao only by tho valuable as-

sistance¬

of tho Sportsmens Associa-

tion¬

that any results had boon ob-

tained¬

Presumably this was IhoW M Cunningham case ho roforredto Tho penalty was sot for viola-

tion¬

of tho Act at not less than 10

nor more than The bill passedto ongrossmont aud third readingwas fixed for Wednesday SenatorBrown movod that tho report of thoAuditor General bo referred to theCommittee on Piuauce A com-

munication¬

from the House wasread enclosing a joint resolution byA G Robertson re appointinga committeo to report on tho systemof Laud Transfers here aud comparethorn with tho systems iu forco inother places debate inwhich the Attorney Gonoral statedit was the to investigate theTorrens system from Australia theresolution was referred for investi-

gation¬

and remodelling if neces ¬

sary to the Judiciary CommitteeAnother communication from thoHouso was then road enclosing abill empowering the Marshal and

ahis deputies to administer oaths iuall cases Souator browns eyestwiukh d and he moved it take itsusual order Carried SenatorBaldwiu wauled printed copies ifthe House had got any

HOfcSE OF KErBESENTATIVES

Tho Houso convoned at a m

and indulged in prayers and min ¬

utesBond reported from the Educa-

tional¬

Committeo recommending anappropriation for 18G0O for a schoolhouso and teachers dwelling atWaimea Hawaii The report wasreferred to tho Cabinet

Also a report relating to a petitionfrom a school teacher in Hiloa whowants a now hoi e i frfc reforredto tho Cabiui t

Tho AuH r G uoni s v f

distributedRobert i ivuia t

Ono was m i -alcohol for inoi mat un v

aud methylated spirits Tho otherwas an Act to rogulato tho withdrawal of kerosono oil fromCustom Houss

Tho Houso thon discussed bill 8

relating to Ohiuoso immigration andafter reading tho bill section by sec ¬

tion a motion of Richards to im ¬

migrate till to morrow CarriedTho Road Committee will

meet to night

THE ELEANOR

Honolulu In VisitedYacht

By a Protty

Aftor Bearing tbo Uovornmont outof its souses if it has any thoyaoht Eloauor Hying tho Jlag of thoN Y Y and owned by W A

Slntor outorod tho port of Hono-

lulu¬

oarly yesterday morning in timofor his lady frionds to attend divinoeorvicos at tho Cathedral Theyaoht was fully dosoribod in ThoHawaii Holomua last year and shois fully up to tbo laudatory lamjuago

usod of bor constructors Tbo StGeorge is tho only yacht over an ¬

chored in tho Hawaiian waerHwhich can compare with this latestguest The Eleanor loft New Lon-

don¬

in Ootobor 1891 and has madotho traditional trip around theworld She will remain hero abouta wook aud her owner will thentake her to Hilo aud make a vol ¬

cano trip Mr Slater belongs toNorwich Conn and is roportod tobavo nndo considerable money incottou Tho vessel is a beautifulopecimon of tbo modorn yacht ofthe fin do siocle model aud MrSlater would rocoivo many thanksby throwing his boat open for aninspection the gonoral publicFrom bore tho jacht will go to the

Stato of thethem

M

of

C

to

offinishod in tho first month of 1890Captain Scott of Now York is thosailing master of tho vessel whichcarries n crow of over 50 tnou Tho

of of tho game is tho naval

50

After

desiro

10

tho

Cable

Married

Holmes Tcok In this city June2 1895 at tbo Catholic Mission byRev Pathor Valentino HonryHolmes to Mary Tuck

By Jamos F Morgan

HonoLD form--AT AUCTION

I am Instructed to soil lit FubllaAuction

On WEDNESDAY July 3

AT 10 OCLOCK A M

The Household Frunlturoof Miw C OUKKGEU nt her Hesldciico on

Beretanla street coin prising

Parlor Bedroom Dining Room

FTTRNHTJRESopsil Breakfast Dinner and Tei Sets

In Royal Worcester Royal CrownDerby aud Colport

Finest Tablo Damask of Koyal IrishLUiun manufactured to order enttrelynow

Cut Glass Tablo and Boudoir Borvlco

Pictures Biic-a-Bra- c Etc EtcAlso n beautiful collection of- -

Potted Feres and PalmsOf tbn choicest des riptlons com

prblng slime of the rarest speci-mens

¬

of thu Iland varieties

also

1 Stud Fischar RangeNearly now with Iho Kitchen Utensils

complete

1 Hacncal Urban Burglar and Fireproof

Sliver Sift

B-P- Tlio Houso will be open for iuspooton on TUESDAY July 3d from 10 a muntil 1 i m

W Salo to commnnce nt 10 oclocktbarp

tt tdJas F Morgan

AUCTIONEER- -

YMI Hall

i i i n thi M ukiiii i t u ited to re

Hfle Mero Conceit

Alexandra -

EroiiselmckMarquardt

HARP SOLOISTADD

John Marquardt -Vfc

VIOLINIST

will ArrrXif

To morrow Night 1

Reserved Soils 1 Each

An Attracttvo Programme Will boFurnished

gW Kcse rved foots will lie on sale TOMOKKOW MOUSING at 0 oulock at theHgbou Drug Jymyanya Sloro 7 2t

Go to- -

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

G eneral MerchandiseAND

oojvceissio3st iMHiaESAifcTTe

algents for Lloyds

Canadian vlustralian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of Packets from Liverpool

J S WALKER

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands

Ilooma 12 Sprockols Block Honolulu H I

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL

Alliance assurance Company oflondon

Alliance marineLondon

Marine

and general Company of

Sun insurance Company of San Francisco

WlLHELMA OF MAQDEBURQ GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY

Northwesternmilwaukee

- W V

ftjf k

AND LIFE COMPANY

SUN LIFE COMPANY CANADA

Life Fire and Marine at Reasonable

rtflSdgS

Tklufuonc

I8rANI TUADB

Assurance

INSURANCE

INSURANCE

Risks Taken Rates

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TS6

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4

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1

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H E McINTYRE BBOOouniju kinusth

J0

IMPOKTJaBS AND DEALERS W

Groceries Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh Goods rccolved every packet from California Kastern

States and European Markets

Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fish

Goods delivered any part Oily

S HIOITHI

OF

OF

P O

by

C- t- to of the -- hi

SATISFACTION GUARAHlERP

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V

Is

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Mr

Wiltes Steamship Co- -

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGHT lroi B II KOBE BccCant J A KINO Fort Sunt

Stmr KIKAUJtiAKKE Commander

Will lenvfl Honolulu nt 2 r m touching atInhnina Jlimlupa Bay and Makoi n tliosame day Malmkona Kawathae and IauimhoMio tho following day arriving atilllo tho same owning

LEAVES HONOLULU

Tuesday Juno 25Friday July 0Tuesday July 10Friday July 20Tuesday Aug 0Friday Aug 10Tuesday Au 27Friday Bept 0Tuesday Bopt 17Friday Bept 27Tuesday Oct 8Friday Oat 18Tuosday Out 2Si

Friday Nov 8Tuosday Nov 10Friday Nov i

Tuesday Doe 10Friday Deo 20

AimtVKS HONOLULU

Tuesday July 2Fiday July 12Tuesday July 23Friday Aug 2Tuesday Aug 13

Friday Aug 23Tuosday 8cpt 3Friday Sept 13Tuesday Bopt 21Friday Oct 4Tuesday Oct 15Friday Oot 0Tuesday Nov 5Friday Nov IfiTim day Nov 20lfriday Dec I

Tuesday Deo 17Friday Deo 27

V Itoturning will leivo Ililo nt 1 oclockr M touching at Laupahoohoo Manukona and Kawaihao same day AfakenaMaalaea liny and Lahaina the follnwlngday arriving at Honolulu tlia alternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridays

fT No Fropht will bo recclvod after 12noon on day of calling

Stmr CLMJDINEOAMEKON Cominandor

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 r mtouching at Kahulut Haiia Hninoa andKlpaham Jlaul Returning anives atHonolulu Sunday afternoons

Wll oill at Nuu Kaupo on scojnd tripof each nonth

gtf No Freight will be received aflcr 4

r m on day of Balling

This Company will resorves tho right tomake changes in the time of dopartuio andarrjvnl of its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any conse-quences arising thurefrom

Consignees must bo at the Landings toreceive their freight ihs Company willnot hold Itself responsible for freight afterit has been landed

Llvo Stock only nt owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuublea of passengers unlessplaced in the caro of inrscrs

gF Passengers are requested to pur-chase

¬

Tickets bo tore embarking Thosefailing to do so will be subject to an add-

itional¬

charge of twenty five per cent

IMEUMNGB

Life and

MarineAT DEBT KATES

Uk- - Enquire of

J HjT dowsettCalifornia Fruit Market

Corner King and Alakea Streets

GAMAR1N05 REFRIGERATORS

ay evkiiy BTEAMrns

From Ban Francisco with

Freeh Fruits OystersSalmon Poultry

Etc 1310 Etc

F J TESTASEAItCUEB OK

Reoords Collector Copyist- TUANBLATOK IN -

limilmh and HawaiianJLiciil Estate Agont Typowrtr Stamp

Dealer Purchasing Commissionnnd Advertising Agent Etc

KStuOFricn No T7 King ttreel thefuriucr jxlvrtle ofllve of lp li llivums

oft

Q

P02

m

The 3Cargest

WAGON

In Townl

AM NOW PUElARKD TO MOVEI Furniture In bettor shapo than anyithor oxptess concern hi tho city as Iliavo a Wagon largo enongh to wovo nwholo houseful of Furnltuio at one loadI hno tho latost

Piano loving Apralns

And guaautco to move Planoi withoutscratching to any part of

the ctty for

2BOITW I am a rustler and dont caro who

knows It Am always to bo found nt ruyStand

Comer King and Nuuanu Sts

far- - Telephone 2l3 SMk

- I move my Furniture SO FASTthat it makes my Competitors SWEAT tooven look at me

Yours for Business Only

WILLIAM LARSEN

TO LETHouses Furnished mi Un ¬

furnished

Land For Sale

DAVID DAYTON42 Merchant Street

Criteria SaloonFort near Hotel Streets

0 J McOaiitht - - Manager

Popular Brands of StrsisliiGood

ALWAYS OH HAND

Try tho Great Appetiser

The Brownie CooktalA Specialty with this Itesort

UEroi of tub

Famous Wieland Lager Beer

Empire SaloonCorner Nuuanu aud Hotel Ets

12 N lfKHUA - Afanagor

cnQicB WiBBs Llanors Ales

PORTERS Eio ON DRAUGIHT

Balf-and-Ha- Jf on Draught

Handmade Sour Mash8rECJAITY

Merchantsj

Mcliaii

S I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King and Nnuanu Streets

Choice LiquorsAND

Fine Beers I

401

LOOT

ge

LADIES OOLD WATOH ANDA Chain with Locket attached Asuitable reward will he paid by returningthe Baino to F J TESTA

IWf 327 King Biroet

Subsuribe for the Independent SO

yciita vcr month

NINTH ANNUAL MEETING

OF IHK- -

MauiRaciDg Association

July 4 1895

IROCrRAMMH

1st RUNNING RAGE Purse 50

J Milo Dash forPonies 14 hands

Mauiaud undor

Catch woighta

2d RUNNING RACE Puraol001 Milo Dash tfree for all

3d TROTTING and PACING TOHARNESS Purse 5100

3 Miuute Class 1 Miloboat 2 in 3

lth RUNNING RACE PurBo 50

Maid on raceall Maui bred

brod

Heat

i Milo Dash forWoight for ago

Cth RUNNING RACE Purso 50

Corinthian Raco 1 Milo DashMembora of tho Association toride Woltor weights

6th RUNNING RACE Purso 60

i Milo Dash for Hawaiian bredHorses

7th RUNNING RACE Purse 575

3 Milo Dash Free for all

All entries aro to be made withtho Secretary before THURSDAY12 oclock noon Juno 27 1895 Eutranco fees to be ten per cent ofpurso unless otherwise spocifiod

All races to be run or trotted un-der

¬

tho Rules of the Maui RacingAssociation

All Horses aro expected to startunless withdrawn by 9 oclock a mon July 3 1895

General admission 50otsGrand Stand extra

50o aud 100Quarter Stretch Badge 500

A N KEPOIKAISecy Maui Racing Association

6 td

FOURTH OF JULY MEETING

OF THE

HAWAIIAN

Jockey Club

8KJuly 4 1895

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME

Races to Gommonco at l30Sharp

1st KAOE JMIlle Dash Purbe 150

2d ItAflE Trotting and Pacing to HarnoHs i mlnuto class best 2 in 3IurBe 100

3d RAOB-Ji-M- llo Dash Hawaiian BredHorses Purso f 1B0

4tu IIAOE Trotting and racing to Hariiojs Free for all Purse 200

5m RAOE-IK-- Mlle Dash Ifreo for allPurso 200

nfc-- Throo to ontor and two to startIn oaso of only two entries the third entryto be deducted from the Winning Purso

Ufe Entries close July 1st at 2 r m

Oonoral Admission 100Carriage 2C0Quarter Stretch Badges 260

S a WILDERSccrotary Hawaiian Jookoy Olub

2 tf

Sorghum ant ilia la

SEED

ITor SaleBY

HENRY DAVIS OOj605 Fort Street

Forty Yoara Aft or

Fro in Life

Wo climb to tho ton of Goat PointHill

Sweot Kitty my aweelhoart aud IAnd watched tho moon mako stars

on on tho wavesAnd tho dim whito ships go by

Whilo a throno wo made on a roughstone wall

And tho king and tho quoou worowo

And I sat with my arm about KittyAud sho with her arm about mo

Tho wator was madliffht

And tho sand likoshouo

Aud our hearts kopt

in tuo moon- -

gold whore it

imo to thomusic

As wo sat in that splendor atouoAnd Kittys dear oyos twinkled

brightlyAud Kitty s brown hair blow no

freeWhilo I sat with my arm about

KittyAnd sho with hor arm about mo

Last night we drove in our carriageTo tho wall at tho top of tho hill

And though wero forty years oldWoro children and swoothoart

stillAud we talkod again of that moon-

light¬

That danced so mad on tho seaWhen I sat with my arm about Kitty

And sho with hor arm about mo

Tho throno on tho wall was stillstanding

But we sat in tho carriago lastnight

For a wall is too high for old peopleWhoso foreheads havo linings of

whitoAnd Kittys waist measure is fortyWhilo mino is full lifty and throoSo I osnf get my arm around Kitty

Nor can she get both hers aboutmo

Nowspapors vs Freachoro

A certain preaohor said that uo

newspaper that told tho truth couldmake a pecuniary success We sayby the way of roturning the com-

pliment¬

that the miuistor who will

at all times and under all circum-

stances¬

toll the whole fruth aboutthe members dead or alive will notoccupy tho pulpit more than oneSunday and theu he will find itnecessary to leave town in a hurryThe press and pulpit go hand inhand with whitewash brushes andpleasant words magnifying littlevirtues into big ones The pulpitthe pen and the gravestones are thegreat saint making triumvirate

The above is a paragraph thathas circulated very largely aroundamong Ohio papors and which hasboon constantly referred to approv-ingly

¬

but why it should be thusreceived wo are at a loss to under-stand

¬

Wo havo rcou it in differentpapers perhaps in all eight or tentimes

It is not our belief that a news ¬

paper which tolls the truth cannotachieve a pecuniary success In faotwe believe that only such papers asdo can achieve a success whichamounts to anything

And again it is not our idea oftho province of a good newspaper togo with whitowash brush in handand with pleasant words magnify ¬

ing little virtues iuto big ones Noris the saint making businees ono ofa truo newspapers linos

The best newspapers aro tho truoexponents of public opinion reflect-ing

¬

the best thoughts of tho peoplesensing tho purest feelings that arouppermost among thorn Everthoughtful truthful plain and just

it is at one and tho same time apreceptor and friend among thornIt is a loud and strong public voicewhioh speaks their sentiments Itis not tiocessary at all times to speakout all disagreeable truths Thorois such a thing as silence Butwhen a paper does speak it shouldover bo tho voice of truth and justico that tompers its tonos Ex

m m

Address all communications to thoEditorial Department ot tho Tndk

pendcnt to Edmund Norrie Busi ¬

ness letters should bo addrossed toG O Konyon This is necessary fortho present as tho Post OQlco willwithhold all mails addressed simplyto tho Independent owing to tho suitbrought by A V Gear

Wanted Smart boys to sell thoIn pfhd nt immediately Apply toMuopo f

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