iNt Ibr Vol IV ECO FOR STOVES For Wood or Coal The Universal Stoves and Ranges A LGLrge Invoice Just to ETstncl Tho Castings of this Fnctory aro so far nway suporior to all othor makes that COMPAKISON IS FUTILE Tho Australia brought a largo invoice of assorted goods to the Faoiflo Hardware Oo Limited Call and oxnmino their stock or writo them for anything you want It has taken several yoars to satisfy usors of WIND MILLS that thoro is nothing uiado which equals tho Orders aro coming in faster than wo can fill thorn but wo aro doing tho bost wo can Pacific Hardware Co Ld 92 HONOLULU II I SUGAR FACTORS IMPORTERS OF G eneral Merchandise AND DOJJilISSI03Sr 3HSILOK3SrTS Agon for Lloyds Canudiaii Auslralian Steamship Line British Foreign Marino Insurance Co iNqrthern Assurance Co Fire and Life Canadian Pacific Railway Co Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool Telephone H E McINTYKE BRO EAST OOHNER FOKT KING STS IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Groceries Provisions and Feed Now and Fresh Goods rocolved by every pookot from California Kastorn States and European Markots Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits anfl Fish tA Goods dollvorod toany part of tho City saa iHIANn thaw RWrnTTRn oTiswTPinw nnuNTKii M Professional Horseslioer Has Oponod His Sliop at No 321 on King Btrcot T 11 Murrays Promises Horse Owners will llnd It to their advan ¬ tage to patronlzo tho new shop where tho best work Is Guaranteed Teleplaone JSTo 57S 137 tt W II RICKARD General Business Agent WILL ATTEND TO Couvoyaiioing in All Its Branchoo Collecting and All Business Mattors of Trust All bnsiuoss ontruslcd to him will ricolvu prompt nml caroiui attention OIllco Honokna Hnmnknn Hawaii REMOVAL JOH2I PHILLIPS Has removed his llumhlng Business from KiiiK Btrcot to tho promises on Hotel Street Fnrmsrly ocuuplod byWovn W7m rinT- - HONOLULU II I FRIDAY APRIL 2 1897 P O Box 145 Benson Smith Ik DRUGGISTS iFort Street HONOLULU H I rlollister Drug Go BRTUdXSTS Fort Street HONOIUTn H T KA NOEHU 0 HAWAII HAWAIIAN I1AD MADK Fancy Work and Dressmaking PARLORS 401 West Kins Btrcot near Llllha 117 U Tho KAIUfcAKt Princess of Hawaii Loads Cotillon at Montono A brilliant occasion was that of tho balpoudre at tho Grand Hotel du Louvre Montono on Tuesday last Tho largo dining rooms ola boratoly decorated with tho flags of all nations garlands of whito natural flowers and greenery mado a fitting back ground for thn handsome toil- ettes ¬ and picturesque fancy coitunies that figured thoreiu A small grovo of palms hid tho Hungarian or- chestra ¬ whoso musio was irrosistiblo and simply compelled one to dance A most gonorous buffet was served during the early part of tho evening and after supper of which about three hundred guests partook tho cotillion was callod This was led with great skill and animation by Miss Gleghom tho Princess of Ha- waii ¬ and Herr von Putnooki Tho ootilon was particularly pretty tho numerous quaint and boautiful costumos londiug themselves not ¬ ably in tho wand aud ribbon figure greatly to tho charm of tho dance An interesting liltlo interlude dur- ing ¬ tho same was the national Hungarian dauco given with tho grace and vivacity possiblo only to a true Magdyar by Mile Boberi and Horr von Putnooki Parouin Wan genhoim and Horr Gobhart This was tho first large ball given this season at tho Louvre and both the management and gUosts are to be heartily congratulated on tho ontiro success of tho evening Among tho large number present were tho Earl and Countess of Mar the latter in black tullo jetted with silver and wearing a tiara of diamonds like wise a necklace and other oruamonts of tho same costly jewels Mr Cleg horn and Uio Princess of Hawaii in a most becoming costume of palo green figured orepe accordoon-ploat-- J od skirt and corsago with pearl trimming aud ornaments of pearl Countess DOultroraont in light figured taffetas Mmo Olorioy ap ¬ pearing as Harlequin and nor two daughters in the costumos of Folly aud Pierrot Mr Percy Olaridge cleverly arrayed as a pirate and Frl Stiegor representing a Black Forest peasant Mr Palmaro tho English Vice Consul in a huntiug suit of tho country ho roprosonts and Muio Palmaro in whito brocado edged with fur Mmo Raoino wife of tho Hungarian Cousul in a hand ¬ some gown of whito silk figured in lilac sprays with green Mrs Aflieck Scott iu black satin aud Miss Scott in a most attractive toilotte of trip- od ¬ mouso colorod silk with chorry velvet and chajieau covorod with roses tho Count and Countesso Doouhoff Mrs Bingham iu a rich dress of pale amber satin with orna- ments ¬ of poarls and diamonds tho Countesses Du Monceaux Mrs Sto- - phens in au oxquisito gonu of mauve velvet ombroidorod with jewelled passeinontorioMme Hei manu AuHtriau national costume tho Misses Naplor charmingly gown- ed ¬ in whito tho Misses Cochrane ouo in pink ilgurod orepo and the othor wearing whito faillo Miis Shoridan in whito figured taffetas with- - pink bodice Mrs Ray in blaok volvot bqdioo aud brocado jupc Miss Squiro iu an unique oriontal costume Miss Thompson as a Circassian Miss Gouoa in pink Miss Julia Smith whito satin and blaok volvet Miss Horbotshiro in pink Empiro dress Miss Soedot in whit satin with black volvot garniture Mrs Wood Mile Bnbori looking most charming in a whito silk with brotel Iob of black velvet and diamoud ornaments Wo noted Messrs Kilburu Mr Farland Cooporand Manion ofilcers from tho Sau Francisco Mr Ed ¬ wards Mr Odoll Mr Gotto Mr Whitelook Lord aud Lady Truro Gon aud Mrs Boville Col Hallet Col and Mrs Davidaou Baron aud Baroness Kirchbach Miss Tatam Miss Bole Mmo Spiro and Herr von Butlar Mr and Mrs Curling Miss E Gilmorn Lady Rose Miss An drows Mr Erskine Miss Rale Mrs and tho Misses Pago Hon Mro Tremayne tho Misses Tromnynp Mr Koighloy Miss Koighley Mr Mrs and Miss Dege Mr and Mrs Wilkie tho Misses Hinshaw Mr Kelly Mr and Mrs Richards Mrs Lamplough Swiss and Nice Times NOW BEADY FOR SALE ij ffi m BUB wi Rovisod and Printed iu Pamphlet Perm Being au Accurto aud Conciso Aocount of tho Overthrow fK Monarchy To be had at tho Pub lishers Office 327 King Street Jtr3rXC2jEE3z 25 CENTS Office AND- - only Buoinoss Cards A S HUMPHREYS ArronNEr-AT-LA- i Kaahumanu Street Honolulu ANTONfl ROSA Attorn ey- - at L a w Kaahumanu Btrcot Honolulu ALLEN Ss RODINSON Dealers in Lumber and Coal and Building Materials of All Kinds R N BOYD SOIIVEXOR AND REAL ESTATE AoENT OIllco llethol Street over tho Now 210 Model llostourant JOHN NOTT iy Plumbino Tin CorrEn and Sheet Iron Work King Street Honolulu No 518 filers Steamship Go dSfft TIME TABLE 0 L WIGHT Ircs S 1 BOSK Bee Capt J A KINO Tort Supt Stmr KINAU OLAIUCE Commander Will leave Honolulu atlOA m tonchlDgat Lahslna Maalnea Uny ond Mokona Hie someday Mohukona Kawalbaoond Lau pahoehoe tho following day arriving nl HIIo tlio Damn afternoon LKAVK8 HONOLULU A RIllVES HONOLULU Friday Mar 20 Tm hday April I Friday April 10 Tuesday Antil v7 Friday May 7 Tuesday May 18 Friiiny May V8 Tuo day Juno 8 Frl iay Juuo 18 Tuesifiiy Juno 29 Friday July 0 Tuesday July 20 Friday July JiO Tuesday Auk 10 Friday aur0 Tuesday Auk 31 Friday Sopt 10 Tuesday Bout 21 Friday Oct 1 Tuesday Oct 12 Friday Oct 22 Tuesday Nov 2 Frlduy Nov U Tue dny Nov 23 Friday Dec 3 Tuesday Deo 11 Thursday Deo 23 Tuesday Mar 23 1 riday April 2 Tuesday April 13 Irdy April 23 luosday May i Kridny May 11 fucsciay May 25 Krldnv Juuo 1 Tuesday June 10 Friday luuo2ri Tuesday July o JKndftv July 10 lno doy July 27 JWay Aug 0 luosday Aug 17 rMl Auk 27 luesday EopJ 7 idy Sept 17 Tuesday Eopt28 Iriiloy jet 8 VVJduy Oct 10 lAridny Oct 20 Tuesday Nov I rulny Nov 10 Tuesday NovSO hMay UeoIO Ja sduy Dec 21 1ridoy Deo 31 Itoturnlng will lenvo Hilo at 8 oclock A si touching at Laupahoohoo Malm bona and Kawalhap same day Makeim Maalaoa ay and Lahalna tho follow in day arrving at Honolulu the afternoons of Tuesdays and Fridays marked1 Ca1 at VooM on trl s ffiCT- - No Freight will be received after b A m on day of sailing Tin10 PpPar route to tho Volcano Is via llllo A good cnrrlHgo road the ontiro dls tanco liound trip tiokots covorlnjr nil ojcponscs 5000 Stmr OLAUDINE OAMEKON Commander Will lcavo Houolulu Tuesdays at 5 r m touch ng at Kahulul Haua Hnmoa and Klpohulu Maul llcturjilng arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings Will call nt Nun Kaupo onco each HI U II ill SO- - No Freight will bo rccoivod after 4 r m on day of suiting lhls Company will rosorves tho right to make changes in tho time of dopartuie and arrival of Its Steamers without notice nnd it will not bo responsible for any conse ¬ quences arising therefrom Couslgneos must bo at the Landings to reoove their freight this Company will not hold itself responsible for freight after It ban been landed h ve elook received only at owners risk Xhis Company will not bo responsible for Monoy or Valuables of passengers uuless flB IflRnHTlnra nru rn neAl 4A ohuso Tickets bofore ombarking Those wiu ub Huojeci 10 nnaaai tlonai charge of twentv ilvo per cent OLAC3 SPREOKELS WM Q IRWIN Clans Spreckels Co BANKERS HONOLULU Sm Francisco Agents Mi NEVADA HANK OF SAN FJIANCISCO draw kxchakuk om SAN FKANOISCO Tho Nevada Hank of Sau Francisco LONDON Tho Union llank of Loudon Ltd NEW YOKK American Kxchongo Na- tional ¬ Dank OHIOAQO Merohants National Hank PAHIS Comptolr National dEscompte de Iarie llKItLIN Drosdner Hank HONG KONO AND YOKOHAMA Hour KongHhanghaillauklnxCorporatlon NEW ZEALAND AND AUSlttALIA- - Dnnl of Now Zealand VI01OHIA AND VANCOUVEU Bank of Montreal Transact a General Bunking and Lxchanqe Business Dopolts Itoocived Loans mado on Ap ¬ proved Hocnrlty -- Conuiiorcla and Travel ¬ ers Credit Issued Bills of Escnjugo bought and sold Collections Promptly Accountod For
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Vol IV
ECO FOR STOVESFor Wood or Coal
The Universal Stoves and RangesA LGLrge Invoice Just to ETstncl
Tho Castings of this Fnctory aro so far nway suporior to all othor makesthat
COMPAKISON IS FUTILETho Australia brought a largo invoice of assorted goods to the
Faoiflo Hardware Oo LimitedCall and oxnmino their stock or writo them for anything you want
It has taken several yoars to satisfy usors of WIND MILLS that thoro isnothing uiado which equals tho
Orders aro coming in faster than wo can fill thorn but wo aro doing thobost wo can
Pacific Hardware Co Ld
92
HONOLULU II I
SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF
G eneral MerchandiseAND
DOJJilISSI03Sr 3HSILOK3SrTSAgon for Lloyds
Canudiaii Auslralian Steamship LineBritish Foreign Marino Insurance Co
iNqrthern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co
Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool
Telephone
H E McINTYKE BROEAST OOHNER FOKT KING STS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh Goods rocolved by every pookot from California Kastorn
States and European Markots
Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits anfl Fish
tA Goods dollvorod toany part of tho City saaiHIANn thaw RWrnTTRn oTiswTPinw nnuNTKii
M
Professional Horseslioer
Has Oponod His Sliop at No 321 on KingBtrcot T 11 Murrays Promises
Horse Owners will llnd It to their advan ¬
tage to patronlzo tho new shopwhere tho best work Is
Guaranteed
Teleplaone JSTo 57S137 tt
W II RICKARD
General Business Agent
WILL ATTEND TO
Couvoyaiioing in All Its Branchoo
Collecting and All Business
Mattors of Trust
All bnsiuoss ontruslcd to him will ricolvuprompt nml caroiui attention
OIllco Honokna Hnmnknn Hawaii
REMOVAL
JOH2I PHILLIPSHas removed his llumhlng Business from
KiiiK Btrcot to tho promises on
Hotel StreetFnrmsrly ocuuplod byWovn
W7m rinT- -
HONOLULU II I FRIDAY APRIL 2 1897
P O Box 145
Benson Smith Ik
DRUGGISTS
iFort StreetHONOLULU H I
rlollister Drug Go
BRTUdXSTS
Fort StreetHONOIUTn H T
KA NOEHU 0 HAWAII
HAWAIIAN I1AD MADK
Fancy Work and Dressmaking
PARLORS401 West Kins Btrcot near Llllha
117 U
Tho
KAIUfcAKt
Princess of Hawaii LoadsCotillon at Montono
A brilliant occasion was that oftho balpoudre at tho Grand Hoteldu Louvre Montono on Tuesdaylast Tho largo dining rooms olaboratoly decorated with tho flags ofall nations garlands of whito naturalflowers and greenery mado a fittingback ground for thn handsome toil-
ettes¬
and picturesque fancy coituniesthat figured thoreiu A small grovoof palms hid tho Hungarian or-
chestra¬
whoso musio was irrosistibloand simply compelled one to danceA most gonorous buffet was servedduring the early part of tho eveningand after supper of which aboutthree hundred guests partook thocotillion was callod This was ledwith great skill and animation byMiss Gleghom tho Princess of Ha-
waii¬
and Herr von Putnooki Thoootilon was particularly pretty thonumerous quaint and boautifulcostumos londiug themselves not ¬
ably in tho wand aud ribbon figuregreatly to tho charm of tho danceAn interesting liltlo interlude dur-
ing¬
tho same was the nationalHungarian dauco given with thograce and vivacity possiblo only toa true Magdyar by Mile Boberi andHorr von Putnooki Parouin Wangenhoim and Horr Gobhart
This was tho first large ball giventhis season at tho Louvre and boththe management and gUosts are tobe heartily congratulated on thoontiro success of tho evening Amongtho large number present were thoEarl and Countess of Mar the latterin black tullo jetted with silver andwearing a tiara of diamonds likewise a necklace and other oruamontsof tho same costly jewels Mr Cleghorn and Uio Princess of Hawaii ina most becoming costume of palogreen figured orepe accordoon-ploat-- J
od skirt and corsago with pearltrimming aud ornaments of pearlCountess DOultroraont in lightfigured taffetas Mmo Olorioy ap ¬
pearing as Harlequin and nor twodaughters in the costumos of Follyaud Pierrot Mr Percy Olaridgecleverly arrayed as a pirate andFrl Stiegor representing a BlackForest peasant Mr Palmaro thoEnglish Vice Consul in a huntiugsuit of tho country ho roprosonts andMuio Palmaro in whito brocadoedged with fur Mmo Raoino wifeof tho Hungarian Cousul in a hand ¬
some gown of whito silk figured inlilac sprays with green Mrs AflieckScott iu black satin aud Miss Scottin a most attractive toilotte of trip-
od
¬
mouso colorod silk with chorryvelvet and chajieau covorod withroses tho Count and CountessoDoouhoff Mrs Bingham iu a richdress of pale amber satin with orna-
ments¬
of poarls and diamonds thoCountesses Du Monceaux Mrs Sto- -
phens in au oxquisito gonu ofmauve velvet ombroidorod withjewelled passeinontorioMme Heimanu AuHtriau national costumetho Misses Naplor charmingly gown-
ed¬
in whito tho Misses Cochraneouo in pink ilgurod orepo and theothor wearing whito faillo MiisShoridan in whito figured taffetaswith- - pink bodice Mrs Ray in blaokvolvot bqdioo aud brocado jupc MissSquiro iu an unique oriontal costumeMiss Thompson as a CircassianMiss Gouoa in pink Miss JuliaSmith whito satin and blaok volvetMiss Horbotshiro in pink Empirodress Miss Soedot in whit satinwith black volvot garniture MrsWood Mile Bnbori looking mostcharming in a whito silk with brotelIob of black velvet and diamoudornaments
Wo noted Messrs Kilburu MrFarland Cooporand Manion ofilcersfrom tho Sau Francisco Mr Ed ¬
wards Mr Odoll Mr Gotto MrWhitelook Lord aud Lady TruroGon aud Mrs Boville Col HalletCol and Mrs Davidaou Baron aud
Baroness Kirchbach Miss TatamMiss Bole Mmo Spiro and Herr vonButlar Mr and Mrs Curling MissE Gilmorn Lady Rose Miss Androws Mr Erskine Miss Rale Mrsand tho Misses Pago Hon MroTremayne tho Misses TromnynpMr Koighloy Miss Koighley MrMrs and Miss Dege Mr and MrsWilkie tho Misses Hinshaw MrKelly Mr and Mrs Richards MrsLamplough Swiss and Nice Times
NOW BEADY
FOR SALE
ij ffi m BUB wi
Rovisod and Printed iu
Pamphlet Perm
Being au Accurto aud Conciso
Aocount of tho
Overthrow fK Monarchy
To be had at tho Publishers Office 327 King Street
Jtr3rXC2jEE3z
25 CENTS
Office
AND- -
only
Buoinoss Cards
A S HUMPHREYS
ArronNEr-AT-LA-
i Kaahumanu StreetHonolulu
ANTONfl ROSA
Attorn ey- - at Law
Kaahumanu Btrcot Honolulu
ALLEN Ss RODINSON
Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials of
All Kinds
R N BOYD
SOIIVEXOR AND REAL ESTATE AoENT
OIllco llethol Street over tho Now210 Model llostourant
JOHN NOTT
iy
Plumbino Tin CorrEn and SheetIron Work
King Street Honolulu
No 518
filers Steamship Go
dSfftTIME TABLE
0 L WIGHT Ircs S 1 BOSK BeeCapt J A KINO Tort Supt
Stmr KINAUOLAIUCE Commander
Will leave Honolulu atlOA m tonchlDgatLahslna Maalnea Uny ond Mokona Hiesomeday Mohukona Kawalbaoond Laupahoehoe tho following day arriving nlHIIo tlio Damn afternoon
LKAVK8 HONOLULU A RIllVES HONOLULU
Friday Mar 20Tm hday April I
Friday April 10Tuesday Antil v7Friday May 7
Tuesday May 18Friiiny May V8Tuo day Juno 8
Frl iay Juuo 18Tuesifiiy Juno 29Friday July 0
Tuesday July 20Friday July JiO
Tuesday Auk 10Friday aur0Tuesday Auk 31Friday Sopt 10
Tuesday Bout 21Friday Oct 1
Tuesday Oct 12Friday Oct 22Tuesday Nov 2Frlduy Nov U
Tue dny Nov 23Friday Dec 3Tuesday Deo 11
Thursday Deo 23
Tuesday Mar 231 riday April 2Tuesday April 13Irdy April 23luosday May iKridny May 11fucsciay May 25Krldnv Juuo 1
Tuesday June 10Friday luuo2riTuesday July oJKndftv July 10lno doy July 27JWay Aug 0luosday Aug 17
rMl Auk 27luesday EopJ 7idy Sept 17Tuesday Eopt28Iriiloy jet 8VVJduy Oct 10lAridny Oct 20Tuesday Nov I
rulny Nov 10Tuesday NovSOhMay UeoIOJa sduy Dec 211ridoy Deo 31
Itoturnlng will lenvo Hilo at 8 oclockA si touching at Laupahoohoo Malmbona and Kawalhap same day MakeimMaalaoa ay and Lahalna tho follow inday arrving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridaysmarked1 Ca1 at VooM on trl s
ffiCT- - No Freight will be received after bA m on day of sailingTin10 PpPar route to tho Volcano Is viallllo A good cnrrlHgo road the ontiro dlstanco liound trip tiokots covorlnjr nilojcponscs 5000
Stmr OLAUDINEOAMEKON Commander
Will lcavo Houolulu Tuesdays at 5 r mtouch ng at Kahulul Haua Hnmoa andKlpohulu Maul llcturjilng arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings
Will call nt Nun Kaupo onco eachHI U II ill
SO-- No Freight will bo rccoivod after 4r m on day of suiting
lhls Company will rosorves tho right tomake changes in tho time of dopartuie andarrival of Its Steamers without notice nndit will not bo responsible for any conse ¬quences arising therefrom
Couslgneos must bo at the Landings toreoove their freight this Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt ban been landedh ve elook received only at owners riskXhis Company will not bo responsible for
Monoy or Valuables of passengers uulessflB IflRnHTlnra nru rn neAl 4A
ohuso Tickets bofore ombarking Thosewiu ub Huojeci 10 nnaaaitlonai charge of twentv ilvo per cent
OLAC3 SPREOKELS WM Q IRWIN
Clans Spreckels Co
BANKERSHONOLULU
Sm Francisco Agents Mi NEVADAHANK OF SAN FJIANCISCO
draw kxchakuk om
SAN FKANOISCO Tho Nevada Hank ofSau Francisco
LONDON Tho Union llank of LoudonLtd
NEW YOKK American Kxchongo Na-tional
¬
DankOHIOAQO Merohants National HankPAHIS Comptolr National dEscompte de
IariellKItLIN Drosdner HankHONG KONO AND YOKOHAMA Hour
KongHhanghaillauklnxCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUSlttALIA--
Dnnl of Now ZealandVI01OHIA AND VANCOUVEU Bank
of Montreal
Transact a General Bunking and LxchanqeBusiness
Dopolts Itoocived Loans mado on Ap ¬
proved Hocnrlty -- Conuiiorcla and Travel ¬
ers Credit Issued Bills of Escnjugobought and sold
Collections Promptly Accountod For
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THE INDEPENDENT
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EVERY AFTERNOONKxcopt Sunday
At Brito Hall Konla 8trtotgJtT Telenione 841
BOBSORIPTION BATES
For Month anywhere In the Ha-waiian
¬
Islands MFor Year 0 00For Year postpaid to Foreign Ooun
tries 8 00
Payable Invariably In Advance
AdTertlsoments unaccompanied by spociflo Instructions Inserted till ordered out
Advertisements discontinued beforo ex-piration
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ot speclGcd period will be chargedas If continued for full term
Address all Communications and Busi ¬
ness Lcttors to V 3 Testa Proprietor andFubllsher
P J TESTA Proprlotor and Publishor
EDMUND NOUBIE EditorW H0IIA0B WBIQHr Assistant
EditorResiding in Honolulu
FRIDAY APRIL 2 1897
INTERCEPTED TELEGRAMS
Two years ago to day the firstcablegram was wired in Hawaii neiThe wiro is yet 0 K By tappingit wo succeeded in intercepting thofollowing telograms
Hatch to Dole Are you asleepWashington is Hooded with copiesof Historical Truths GOO extracopies printed hero Whit is themattor with Oat and tho F O Stopall such litoraturo
Thubston to Annexation ClubAre you crazy Who sent Histori-cal
¬
Truths to Washington I ap-
pear¬
again as a liar Arrest thopublisher and smother Ihe editionThis is D B Quean talks toomuch and becomes too popoularSend moro poison or at least thoO J
Dole Hatch Cant help youHistorical Truths will out Am
worried Corbott 5 years FeelDemoralized
CLUB TnunsTON Keep your shirton Never mind Historical TruthsNo money to buy poison Sent CJ along Ho will fix everythingTook along two paintings for JohnFoster and a letter of crodit
A VERY SAD ENDING
Even the hour of victory in arighteous causo is often burthenedwith very sorrowful thoughts at thecost of that victory In tho dis-
charge¬
of their duty to the publicthe friends of Tub Independent feltcompelled to call attention to Jihopernicious acts of one to whom thoeducation of the children of somo ofits patrons had been confided
This journal in spite of unlawfulthreats of violence and enticingoffers of emolument known only toiti conductors stood alone in thocontost between virtue and vice Itwas in no spirit of vindiolivenessthat it prorooded It first issued anote of warning to the guilty manto assort and prove his innocence orto remove his baneful presenco fromour midst Unwiso compels provailed for a timo with him and itbeoame necessary to writo in firmerstrains for The Independent fromthe first was in possession of facts toprove its assertions
The result is publicly known to-
day¬
by a confession on a sufficientnumber of ohargos that woro allegedagainst tho criminal and tho lawhas assorted its right to control ourmorals It was a sad and sorrowfulspectacle that drow tears from menwho are not accustomed to mournin public
For tho sako of his family andfriends The Independent trusts thatso far as is poasibta tho past maypass into oblivion and that incourse of time such lonioncy may boextended as will onablo tho guiltyQUo to rotrireo iq auothoi oHme
INTERESTING ANNIVERSARY
Hanging up framed in tho busi ¬
ness ollkM of Tun Independent arethree most intuiusting doi uuientBwhich recall an incident in Hawaiianhistory which at tho time createdconsiderable oxcitement and gaverise to mny roaoato hopes for thofuture of thoso islands
First thero is tho vory first presscablograni over forwarded by thoHawaiian Pacific Cable Companyof which J Sherman Bartholomewwas President Hon E Crow BakerM P Vico PreBidont TreasurerWilliam W Hall Auditor and EWhito Secretary
It is datod 0d5 a in April 2d1890 and marked No 1 foot by UO Receive by Xj Check 11 D H
Prest and roads From Cable ShipCateriua Fourteen miles out KokoHead
To Daily Bulletin Honolulu HIFourteen miles Cuble laid iu
Oahu channel Fair weather Sig-
nals¬
perfectJ Sherman Bartholomew
The othor documents am the en-
velope¬
containing tho message anda extra of tho Bul-
letin¬
publishing tho cablegram
Paraphrasing Hans Breilmann wemay sorrowfully say Whero is dotcable now and add with him thatapparently it has gono to theEvigkeit and is to be roplacod
by homing pigeons
COMING NEWS PROM HONOLULU
After the information furnished totheir readera by a contemporary Instevening wo may expect somethinglike the following to appear in theforoign press It will consequentlybo of interest to watch the nextbatch of news from the Coast
That tho news received by tho lastAustralia with regard to the Hawai-ian
¬
Treaty aud Tariff was vory grati-fying
¬
That advices had beon receivedfrom a person high in the counselsof President MoKinloy that theHawaiian Annexation mattei wouldbe taken up in tho usual routine- ofbusiness
That the annexation nows receiv-ed
¬
by tho last mail was tho bestnows so far that has been broughtThat Mr W A Kinney a leadinglawyer and strong annexationistwas going to proceed to Washing-ton
¬
with special powers iu regardto matters relating to annexationThat this was verified shortly afterin an interview had with PresidentDole who told a correspondent thatMr Kintey had beou appointedSpecial Commissioner for tho Ha ¬
waiian Government to proceed toWashington carrying tho answersof tho Government to questionspropounded by tho U S Govern-ment
¬
relating to annexation Thatho would leavo ou tho Australia
That tho Nippon Kaiaha Steam-ship
¬
Company have notified thoGovernment that it will withdrawits Japan Seattle service unless theGovernment rescinds its fourteenday quarantine regulation iu regardto immigrants loxviug an infectedport of Japan
Stamp Fiends English
The Independent has recovied thofollowing auniBing circular from astamp collector at Genoa
My Dear Sir I have just under ¬
stood that you wish to nhango for-
eign¬
stamps that I shall do it withgreat pleasure
1 wait only from you a favourableanstvnr for mnkinr von tlin first rnmission at choice of the host for-
eign¬
stamps of the Argentine Repu- -
blio Parag I ruguay and BuonosSo we shall initialo tho beginning I
J hope to recovied from you in changesome good stamps of your countryand British Colnuies
If ray ohango of whioh I havo thotho pleasuro to proposu you is notsatisfied for you please give tho cir-culation
¬
to a friend of yours who isable to do it
Trust you will take my applicationinto your favourable consideration
Jromaiu Sir Jours respectfully
TOPICS OF THE DAY
It will not surprise tho annexa ¬
tionists to learn that the HaoleKanaka commission will probablyproceed to Washington early nextmouth aud that the Hawaiian an ¬
nexation element is to bo represent ¬
ed by a famous nativo Hawaiian law-
yer¬
It mattors not to us who go toWashington or olsowhoro ou junkoting trips so long as tho taxpayersare not unlawfully bled for thesopersonal and political excursions
To judge from tho personal ap ¬
pearance of our Piosideut as he perambulates t ho publio streets tho con-
dition¬
of his health requires achange of climate Might it not bo
advisablo iu tho interests of thocountry to permit him to visit hisbrother President of tho UnitedStates for a btief vacation at publioexpense ou closer uuiou princi-ples
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Minister Cooper could easilyadd tho Pre idontial hat to his sev ¬
eral portfolios and diplomas
Evon thoso who wero fooledyesterday probably know that thouamH of tin month is derived fromtho Latin aprrire to open as iu thatsection of Europe tho buds werosupposed to begin to opeu on thatday It is difficult however to tracotho origin of Apr 1 Fools Day Itwas from timo imtiemorial universalthroughout Europe Somo writersassert it to bo a r ilic of somo for-
gotten¬
and untraceable ancientheathen festival out tho Encyclo ¬
paedias generally o savo themselvestrouble claim to find its origin in atravesty of the sending hither andthither of tho Saviour from Annasto Caiaphas aud from Pilate toHorocl because during the MiddleAges it formed an incident ia anEaster Miracle Play performed dur-
ing¬
the month of April
CORRESPONDENCE
Tho Carter Memorial
Ed The Independent
I fail to aeo why tho late Ohas LCarter should bo immortalizedwith a memorial or monumentof nuy kind or nature what-
soever¬
And for tho likes of mo
I cannot understand why he is term ¬
ed a hero and a patriot In myopinion ho sought his own death bytrespassing at a placo where hispresence was not wanted nor soughtaftor and whero his duty did notcall him Bettor give the memorialto Koolau the defender of his rightsagainst a horde of Hessians Askthe outlaw Pit Cullen whether hereally saw Koolaus bones and bewill answer that ho had not It is
said that his heroio body is not yetsmouldering in the dust but that bois wry much alive
A So called Rebel
A short timo ago in ono of thooutdistrints iu Ireland a man watBitting in hi cabin All ill lookiugfollow peeped iu
What do you want said the occupiut
Nothing said the otherThen replied tho owner youll
find it iu the iu wheio tho whiskeywa I
Monster Benefit
Monday Night April 5
At BRISTOLS PAVILION
FOR MOLOKAI LEPERS-- BY
Bristols Educated HonesGovornmont Bind aud Many
Special Features
Prices 25 ami 50 Cents
0 Seat Plan at Wall Nichols CoG18 it
REMOVAL NOTICE
DIt HV MURRAY will remove histo tho form tr residence of llriico
Cirtwriuht Esq coinor of Alakoa andIlorotanln titrcots on Iprll Int
M5 lw
y wgyi n
OORBETT IS GUILT
Bids His Wife Good-by- o- Five YearsImprisonment
D W Corbott late socntary ofthe Y M O A plead guilty thismorning iu the District Court toviolating Chapter XIII Sootion 11
of tho Penal CodeTho case was sot for trial for to-
morrow
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but it was arrangod thattho trial should come off this morn-
ing¬
Judge de la Vergno prosidod audtho dofendaut was represented bv
Mr J Alfred Magoon On bohalfof tho prosecution appeared tbo
ad interim MrCooper aud tho Marshal
At 10 oclock Corbott entered thocourtroom together with his wifewho has stood by him through thisdisgraceful trial No other mem ¬
bers of tho Waterhouse family worepresent
Marshal Brown road the awfulchargo against Corbott who in response to a question of the magis ¬
trate entered a plea of guiltyNino specific charges wero thon
presouted all to the Banio ofTeetaudin each a plea of guilty was enteredWhou the Marshal read out the 11thaccusation against the uufortunatoman Mr Cooper Attorney General
interim arose and asked permis-sion
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to enter a ioe prosequi ThoMinister asked the Court to takeinto consideration tho fact that thedefendant iu pleading guilty hadatoned to a certniu extent to thoyoung boys injured by his hoiuouscrime by saving their uamos fromgoing ou record and becoming thoproperty of the publio
The Court grauted tho motion ofthe Minister and alio nod a nolle
prosequi to bo ontored in othorcharges against Corbott
D W Corbott ox secretary of thoY M 0 A of Honolulu was eventually sentenced to imprisonment athard labor for fire yearsv Corbett said good bye to his wifoin tho courtroom aud was immedi-ately
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afterward removed to OahuJail
The caso has created considerablenotice here and Matshal Brown ishighly complimeutod iu his attitudetowards a mau whoso family con ¬
nections are powerful It was gen ¬
erally reported that a compromiiewould be effected Tho Marshalhas proven that he is not for saleand that his honor is above personalinfluence and sentiment
TO-KTICS-H- T
HAWAIIAN
OPERA HOUSE
Flying JordansWli L OPEN ON
FRIDAY NIGHT- PERFORMANCE ON
SATURDAY NIGHTAt 8 p m
Seats for Both Performances atWall Nichols Company rM tf
LAST EXHIBITIONS
Bristols Hoie Show
Thursday and SaturdayEVE3isriisra s
MATINEESThursday and Saturday
PRICES Evenlncs 5 and EO rentsMtlneo Adults itt Cents Children 10Cents oil tf
REMOVAL NOTICE
ON AND AFTKH APRIL 1st 1HPCoopor und Rnymond will ocunpv tho
ollkB of Dr MciJrrw on Hotol ritreorOlllua Hours from 830 to 10 a m 1i0 toit nnd 7 tu S r m Telephone No 161
otS lm
ANOTICEv
LL PERSONS ARE RTRI0TLY FORbidden rum entwine andcuttlnianv
thing uroini upon tho land o Kmumiaikl at Kalllil without ur t obtainingpermission from cither of tho undera gnedll found contrary tn this no ioe thoy willbo prosecited according to law
ANImE RIOARDOPRANK R IIAKVUV
Honolulu April 1 1 W 617 lw
aely ropicHonolulu March 27 1807
Bath Bathos BubblesWhothor or not our ambitions
havo floatod liko BUBBLES ON
THE WANTON AIR wo arcIlardwaro mon and wo deal inOils lubricants and othor groasyand oleaginous materials butbithorto wo havo not embarkedon a soapy caroor but as cloanliness is next to Godlinoss andas great bargains are tho main ¬
springs of this economic ago wo
liavoolosod a BIG SOAP DEALwhich onnblcs us to supply toall a cleansing material unsur¬
passed after handling our othoroleaginous goods and at tholowest prices as you will sco bystudying our list of the FAMOUSCOLGATE SOAPS
Wo oflbr you a splendid assortmont for tho toilet tho bath orfor sanitary purposes Look nttno selections and tho prices
CASHMERE BOUQUET andJOCKEY CLUB 35c acako
GLYCERINE ROSADOKEand HONEY 20c a cake
HICO and CASTILE 10c acako
SUPERFINE DEMULCENTSHAVING 10c a cako
Tho Iloaling and cloansingOUTIOUltA 20c a cako andlastly but not least that magnificont bath and shampooing soapMEDICATED TAR tho wondor of tho age at 15c a cakoBeat tho prices if you can
ToaDawaJianHardwareCoM Ld
307 Font Street0ipolto Sprookols Untile
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OOJE AJSTIO
Steamship- - Co
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
THE Al BTRAJIBHIP
AUSTRALIAWILL LEAVE HONOLULU
rOR IKK ABOVK lOBT OS
Wednesday April 7thAT 4 OCLOCK P M
The undersigned are now prepared toIssue Through Tickets from this City to allpoints in tbo United States
W For further particulars regardingFreight or Passage apply to
AVm G IllWIN t CO LdOonoiul Agents
LEWIS CO
Lomarchands bonoloss sar ¬
dines go woll at lunch wovohad such a continuous run onthorn that wo havo been forcedto duplicato our last largo ordorOur pro ont stock may not lastuntil tho next urrivos
Tho whole world boasts of thojams prosorves and pickles putup by Crosso Blackwoll andJ T Morton Our stock con ¬
tains ovorything put up by thosowoll known linns Tho last lotarrivod by tho ltoutonbock andaro absolutely fresh
Wo havo goods from thoFronch factories that commondthomselvos Lomorchands highgrado mackorol in oil is ono ofthorn Thoso aro tinnod in thosamo manner as his famous sar ¬
dines and aro a raro dolicacy
LEWIS COFort Stroet GItOOERS Tol 2 10
Subsoribe for the Tmkptsntlfnt 0
wrT 4
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SHIPPING NEWS
ArrivalsTiiiunuay April 1
H M S Manownl Carey fioin llio ColonicsKiitDAY April 2
8mr Kauai llrnlin from Knunl portiStmr Knona WlUuti from itatiu ports
DeparturesThursday April 1
KM S Monownl Carov for San KrmiolscoFriday April 2
Htnir Manna Loa SlmoHou for Htiwdll amiMnul
Stmr Kaonn Wilson for Oahu porta
PaesongarsDKlARTUHKS
For Maal and Hawaii per stmr MaurmIoa April 2 0 W Dickey John G indillMls i Gniidiill 0 M Tul J K KmuIIj InnlNeumann W Lbtanley K 1 Dolii ThoAicrs W Ohu olilll J iscanu K 8 UodijoJnmes V Morgan A 8 lluiiiplirny- - v JOiilliivh t 1 lukal Jnu 1 Hush and wifeChang Kim Judge J W Kiilua Isaio Sliorwood F8 Uoduo X A luu llov GoinroOtto sun J Qulnn K U Hall Un SV HMcLean and i children George Uhl K JDiluutyno and U1 douk
WATEUFKONI WHISPiJBINGS
The little steamer Kaoua camo in
last evening from Waialua with aload of 000 bags of II B sugar forthe bark Gallao
The steamer Australias cargo oflf00 tons will be all discharged thisaftornoon
The Mauna Loa Capt Simorsonloft this uiortnug at 10 for Maui andHawaii ports She carried away n
goodly freight aud numerous pas-
sengers¬
The Noeau was rushed outat noon to day for Honokaa and Knkuihaole
Tho Noeau arrived yesterday with4251 bags Hanamaulu sugar whichwas pushed iuto the big ship W FBabcock now lying at tho Railroadwharf Tho Bibcock is expected toget away from hero close on thoPackard
A Hoot of steamers on both ourlinos should drop in to morrow witha paralyzing amount of sugar
The Inter Islautl Cos steamersmade an excellent showing forMarch They brought in no lessthau 230211 bags of sugar contri-buted
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as follows Kauai M770IHawaii 55133 Oahu 1617 1 audMaui 11200
Tho now twin scrow steamshipPennsylvania of tho Hamburg-Am-orica- u
line in point of capacity thegreatest ship in tho world arrivedrecently in Hamburg ou hor firstvoyago from New York She ltftNow York with the largost cargothat any ship in any part of theworld ovor carried i o 18500 tonsmeasursomeut To form an idoa oftho enormous quantity which thisamount represents it is interestingto note that it would take 010 ordin-
ary¬
freight oars or about 18 freighttraius to trausport it
New York Mar 18 Tho schoonerwhich arrived yesterday brought iufour survivors of the stoamship Villodo St Nazairo which left Now YorkMaroh Gth for tho West IndiesSho carried 82 passengers and a
crew and as far as known these fouraro tho only ones left alivo
A well known actor along thowatorfront sat down to dinner withsome of his limited number offriouds and was found guilty ofusing somo execrable puns whilst attable They wore so high and farfetched that his companions in armsfound it necessary to shut tho actorup iu a oloset Ho wa3 told that hisfreedom would bo granted if hooould got off a decent pun Hoswiftly answered O puu tho door
No diagram required foran auoioutJoe Miller- - -- Ed
The British bark Iioutoubeok is
being ballasted with 150 tons of rockballast Frod Harrison is supply-ing tho rocks to day
Do you know that Lobosdeafuorafor whioh tho Houtoubeck sails ouSaturday is G dogreos couth of thoEquator off tho southern coast ofAtnorica
The Mauna Loa was dolayod thisforonoon in getting away for KonaIt appears that tho noblo flagshipof tho Intor lsland floot roUod ou arook at tho time of leaving Iu aboutan hour matters wor adjusted andtho favorite Iuter Islond flyer wentout with colora flying
r OfJAI AtlJJ GKNEIIA1 NEWS
Flying Jorilaus lo uight
Company D holds high Jinks tliiOVtlllng
Now Glove Tn Black Whilo andTan at L B KorrV
Miss Pnnalii Judda Kindergartenopens ou Monday next
Dimitios and Flgurod Muslins atjour own prico at Korrs
Tho Board of Education couldgather up a qiinrnm yesterday
Laco Curtains just to hand inwhito or eeru at Kerrs
Tomorrows baso ball tfamo willbo boUoou St Louis and Oahu
Whito Cream and Butter Lacesin oudless variety nt Kerrs
Tho famous Jordan company dobut thiseveuing nt the Opera House
Ladies Shirt Waists for 25 centsBent Ginghams 18 yards for 100 atS N Sachs
E Vandoorn Co have a splondid compound in tho magic greaseand paint exterminator
It is now Sergeant Major JamesThompson of tho Second Battaliona well earupd promotion
The First Bogiment team defeatedtho Putiahous yesterday by 1 to 2after an excellent game
Yps doail If you place 810 357and 102 under each other you cano unit 15 in eight different ways
Crickot match botweou tho WildSwan and Honolulu Club this after ¬
noon at the League base ball grounds
Thoro appears to bo a probabilitythat Tom Sharkey aud Peter Mnhermav havo a ring light to tho finishfor 10000 next month
A man named William Jeffery hasbten sentenced iu Now Yorjt Statoto twenty years imprisonment forknocking a man down and stealing10 cents from him
Sugar boats aro to be plauted ex ¬
perimentally in Ohio and if theyyield 12 percent of sugar capital isready to establish tho beet sugarministry on a largo scale
It u by Dexter has gallantly woufor himself tho half inilo bicycleohnmpiousliip of Now Zealand andis rapidly climbing up the laddor offame by his grit and wheel
Don Tgnamo Francisco do la CruzGarcia difd at Los Angeles on StPatricks day aged 117 years Howas a Mexican by birth but had liv-
ed in Lus Augeles for 92 years
Juan Camincho has chicken currlo aud rio for to morrows mid daymeal Ou Sunday among othnrdainty foods will bo found TurkeyHis soups and sauces are groat
Dont fail to ee the Flying Jordaus Vaudovillo3 this ovoniuc at thetheatre The doors will open at 73tioclock performance coinmoncos at8 sharp It will boa might- - goodshow
Ernest Miuhado a coruotist whosoidpas of musical harmony were notin accord with modern ideas hasloft tho government Band It isdislinotly stated that political viewshad nothing whatever to do withhis rotiroment
Tickets for tho big lopor benefitto begin by Prof Bristol and thogovernment band Monday nightmay now be had at all tho banksand principal busiuoss firms of thocity Prico 50 cents each Reservedseat plan at Wall Nichols Co
Statistically inclined tourist tonative What is tho death ratehere Nativo same as it is every-where
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else ono death for every in ¬
habitant Jim Dodda Entorpr a
Bock at tho Pantheon is a better lifepreservative for the rato is two for aquarter
Eastern commercial Journals statothat coffee has taken another tum ¬
ble of 50o Whilo uo reason is as ¬
signed for this drop tho dealors aroof the opinion that it is the legiti-mate
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outcotno of tho trouble whiohhas existed for some time botwoentho Arbuokles and tho Lion coiTeopeople
The attendance at the baud concert in the Hotel grounds last ovouiiig recalled old times it was so largoand pleased A number of thoMonowaia passengers woro prosentand delighted with the harmoniousstrains Charles Kroutor was com ¬
pelled to respond to a call for auencoro
Tho bids rocoived by Riploy andDickey for tho construction of amanagors house ou the Now OahuPlantation wore as follows J Coruoll 87l60j P J Wilholm 7950 JOiuiorkirk S7M3 Win Wagnor50780 Lucas Bros 0035 F Rodwftrd 0350 and J A Buttorflold
5250
WfcTw ATlplHelp tho benefit along for tho
Lpors at Midnkai at Bristols pavolion on Mnnifay next
Tho author of that annexationfake article on those Island bing aparadise for women iu the inployincut peeking line has ripened bitterfruit for nnuy a deserving and am-bitious
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woman
To morrow will bo given the fare-well
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matineo and ovoniug perfor ¬
mances of the Bristol interesting ontertalnmont On Monday a specialporformanpo will be produced forthe bouofit of tho lopers at the Molnkai soltloment Tho HawaiianBand will be in attendanpo thanks totho courtesy of Minister Cooper
Mrs Barney of Providence R Ihas broken looso and will spoak onbehalf of our local W O T UPrison Rfotu is the first subject
to bo handled by the gifted lectureraud we sincorrdy hopo that I he prisoninspectors and the j tilor will bearound Personal oxperiotico tollsus that reform is very much nepdd in the dunrfeouB of the Dole
Waterhouso ring
The people ilock to Eutorpriso BockWhore Jimmy is bucking tho goatAs ticks tho clock that grand old
stockGoos flowing inside tho coatThe Pantheon boys Vsith cheerful
uoisoCall John and Harry to fillThe beakor with Bock aud to look
at tho clockAwhile they put dimes in tho till
It may be interesting to somo tolonm that several moukeys havobeen born in this country Amongthe parents are two owned by CaptHairy Webb at Palnma Tho mothi rhas boruo threo little ones one cfwhich is now two years old but thoothers died The recnt arrival atthe Whito House is doing whII aupit is quito a touching sight to watchtho miternal caro displayed over thoyoungster
The bridal party and the ChiofJustices divided the honors at thedeparture of tho Monowni lastniuht Thero was a splendid trather- -ing of old ago aud honor and youthbeauty and vigor on tho PacificMail wharf aud board Flowersparting kissos and songs of farewellwere encbantiugly aud prettily inevidence This being tho precursorof tho wintry and migratory seasonin the Colouie tho splendid steamerhad its full complement of passen ¬
gers
J T Waterhouse
Stock taking moans n lot of
work n lot of digging out in
tho corners Wo lmvo boon nt
it for two weeks nnd only hnlf
done another fortnight will sot--
tloitTho dolving moans finding
good goods stowod away in dark
corners Npw wo are bringing
tbom out into tho sunlight whore
thoy may bo soon Tho prico
of most goods brought out by
tho stock taking is a third less
than bofore short pieces rom
nants of from four to a dozen
yards go to you at half cost
Tho bargain counter is piled up
with them Good quality ovory
ono and in most instances
double valuo You cant afford
to Miss tho opportunity wo
dont intond to lot you Tho
salo of a romnunt means tho
sale of something olsov This is
a trado secrot but our customors
have our confidence
Bargain days will not last for
ovor its tho romnants that make
thorn and you must grasp tho
opportunity as it flies Dross
pattorns in ovory varioty aro on
tho countor
J TQUEEN STREET
NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANYFIRE AND MARLVK
Established 1859 Capitol 1000000Insurance fleeted on Buildings Orml Ship and Merchandise
Insurance Company ni North Auioi icer 01 ihlludelphla la
Founded 1792 Cash Capital 8000000Oldest Firo Insurance Company in the United StatesLosses paid since organization over - - - 90000000
gjtF For lowest rales apply tojEoL XiCDS3Elj
General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
Tho Monownl ConvB and Gooa
Tho R M S Monowjn CareyCommander dock d yestordayafternoon 17 days from SydouyPursor B B Bondall kindly furnishod tho following report
The O S S Cos R M S Mono- -
wai 2130 tons sailed from SydneyMaVh 15 from Auckland March 20 40and from Samoa March 25 Loft Syd- - dug Kalihl Itmul suitable lor nsldcncesney as above and arrived iu Aucklandon tho 19th Left again next day STONE FOR BAL AST OR
aud arrived iu Apia ou tho 25 Made i mnn jtIc3 lo gulta stay of 8 hours and thou loft forHonolulu f-- Tor Icrms ntid rartJMinrs apply
lo ABRAHAM rnitNANDKHSho brought the following pas- - OrtoN KfaNANHPzSOIlgers for this port J L Offlro No 20S Merchant Street Campbell
Young W Mandor and wife JE Green Raymond Rsdclyffe andwife W Wallace A J Ogilvioand wife G P Hurst MissS Kondall C F Hurst Goo Love-lock
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and wife W ChurchillShe sailed at 930 p in with tho
following passengers J W ButlerMiss M Harris Joseph Marsdou TG A ikon Dr O B Cooper audbride J N Murdook Mrs J HoldorJMBoyd
AMUSEMENTSThe Godd ml Lectures Tho second
of the Ooddard lectures was given last TURKEYnight an audience which wasthoroughly In accord with the lectur-er
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and listened to his splendid descrip-tions
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of the nrt of brewing Rnlnlcrbeer He icmarkcil that only the bestof hops and malt were used thus in-
suring¬
a healthful bccragc On tapor In bottles nt the Criterion saloon
Thero is always a desiro forchinawaro and tho desiro somotimes exists in tho hearts of peoplo who fool that they cannotafford to buy good ware Wohavo decided to soil china to ourpatrons as cheap as thoy canbuy in tho East choapor thanin San Francisco Wo aromaking of sots indecorated or plain china ovorypiece of which may bo replacedin tho event of its being brokonOur lino is full and wo havo
of ovory picco soldTho quality of tho goods is
not to bo judged by tho prico ifit was tho china would not boworth toting home
Illo k retr of J O Cm tors ollltoTtlophono afO S5tf
NeY Market RestaurantrOiMcrclmnt Street near Alalcca
JUAN COMANCHO Prop
His table excels any In Honolulu
Cater for Ball DinnersVeildinii and 1iculu Parties
POULTRYSovoral times a week
beforeDINNER ON SUNDAYS
OrEN Daily fiwm 6 m to 8 r08 1m
Established 1883
CITY MEAT MARKETNuuanu St opposlto Chaplain Lane
J TINKER Fraitical Batcher
SUriLlKS THE BEST OP
Beef MutoD lamb and VealIn tho nmiUot
Homo fed Fork and PoultryTho Celebrated
OAMBRIDOffl eAUSAQHfor breakfast
535 ThbhlHONi 28i fim
A Bale of HayOhunccd ono dayTo stop a horso and sayIf it comes my why for you to
stayMy gooso is cooked straightway
City Feed StoreI H DK13 CO
Corner Punchbowl and ficretanla Street
HAWAIIAN SOAP
IS HKHHHY OIVRN TO THKNOTION Tuiipl thaliillSoannianuIiutured nnd rod by tho lluiioiuln SoapWnrlm Co has marked on each piece asfollows
lion lulu hnp Wurks CoJl W MoClio noy t Buns
Many Honolulu Morrhnnls aro ImportingCiilllonli Soip and haiK l markoit
Honolulu Soup anil Hawaiian foapTnku no soip unless our iiiinio Is on eachV 6CM W MtOHUSNKY SONS
531 lin Agentt
GONSALVE3 CO
WnoLKSALt GnocEits and WinkMEnOIIANTS
225 Queen Stiurt Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Frank Brown Manager
Wand HO MHrnliantStropt HopnlqluH
Yft VKtiamKWJutJBrm
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JUST ARRIVEDA now lot of tho Finost
Musical Instrumeuts
Autoharps Guitars Violins Etc
Also o now Invoice of tho Celebrated
Wtisterineyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical
climate second to nono
MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD
On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho Instyears
ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEA8BOHTMHNT OP
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Also tho choicest European and Ameri-can
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Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE TRICES
Ed HOFFSOHLAEGEP CO
Corner King Bethel Streets
T B MURRAY321 323 King Street
Tho Leading
Carriage and
Wagon Manufacturer
ALL MATERIALS ON ItAND
Will furnish overything outside steamboats and boilers
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
TKIKPHONK t72
Telethons GQ7 1 O Box 32L
HONOLULU
Carriage Manufactory128 ISO Fort Btrcot
Carriage BuilderAND KEFALHEH
Blacksmitbing in all Its Branches
Orders from the other Islands in BuildingTrimming Painting Etc Etc
promptly attended to
W W WRIGHT ProprietorSuccessor to G Wost
Metropolitan Meat Go
81 KING BTBEET
G J Waller - Manaoer
Wholesale andBetail
AND
Navy Contractors
Hawaiian GrownOysters
Tho above delicacy jan now beprocured in such quantities as re-
quired upon leaving orders with
H E Mclntyre Bro307 tf
P HORN
The Pioneer BakeryBread Piet Cakes of all kinds frosh
very day
Frnih Ico Oioam made of tho licit Woodlirwn Or am In all Flavors
The Plneit Home made Confectioner178 lf
Oceanic Steamship Co
Amlniihi Mail sorrtce
For San FranciscoTho New and Flno Al Steel Btcamship
U MOANAOf tho Oceanic Steamship Company willbo duo nt Honolulu from Bydnoy andAuckland on or about
--April 1stAnd will loavo for tho above port withMalls and Passengers on or about HintInto
For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Flno Al Steel Steamship
MARIPOSAOf the Oceanic Steamship Company willbo due at Honolulu from San Francisco onor abont
April StiiAnd will havo prompt despatch With Mallsand Pnsongcrs for too abovo ports
Tho undersigned are now preparedto issue
Through Tickets to All Points In tho
UDltod States
tosr-- For further particulars regardingFreight and PabsaKo apply to
Wm G IRWIN CO Ldnennril Agents
Oceanic Steamship Co
TIME TABLE
LOCAL LINE
S S AUSTRALIAArrivo Honolulu Lcavo Honolulu
from S F for B F
March 30 April 7April 27 May5May 25 Juno 2June 22 Juno SO
July 20 July 28Aug 17 Aug 25HoptU Snpt22Oct 12 Oct 20NovO Nov 7Dec 7 Dool5
THROUGH LINEFrom San Francisco
for HydnoyArrive Honolulu
Mariposa Apr H 07Moans May 0 1807Alameda Juno 3 07Mrlposa July 1 07Moana July 20 1897Alameda Aug 21 07Mnrlposa Sunt 2 07Moana Oct 21 1M7Alameda Nov 18 07
B G
From Bydnoy forSun
Jxaxe HonoluluMoana Apr 1 1897Ala oda Anr29 07
I Mariposa May 27 117
aioana J Z4 ii
I Moana Sop 10 07Almucua ll 97
f7Moann Dec 0 1S07
In ResponseTo Several Inquiries Why the
IPalama Q roceryDout Keep HORSE
H O GANNON is pleased to slato that hois now prepared to supply
HAY and GRAIN
UV
Francisco
AlamcdajQly2207MarlnosuAnirlKW
MariposaNovll
PEED
OF SUPEHIOltQUALITY
LOWEST POSSIBLE KATES tomorlt a Shuro of Public
1atronagoalso
FAT SALMON SALMON HBLLIKSTONGUE and SOUND MAOKEKEL
and FIGH FE1CT by Kit or Single Fish
r TELElHONi 7C3 Every Timol wa337 Opposito Hallway Dopot tf
THOS LINDSAY
JewelerIS FIUIPAUED TO
Mantafaoture and RepairAll kinds of Jewolry
FIRST CLASS WORK ONLY
09 luvo Building Fort St tf
tt
unci
uct
II
A TPixrxilly HotolT KHOTJSE - - - Prop
Per Day 200Per WooV 1200
MEOIAL MONTHLY KATES
The Best of Attendance tho Boat Situationml Vlnat Ual I 411 flltv
ONLY 3EVEN OHIEF JUSTICE
Ono Hicht Ofllco in tho Unltod GlutenWlfich Fow Mon Havo Held
Th nfllco of Ohiof Justico of thoSuprotno Court of tho Initod Statuswas established by tho constitutionconcurrently with tho offioo of Prosidontj but whilo tho Presidency hasbeen open to all native born citizensabovo the ago of 85 tho oflieo ofOhiof Justice of the Supremo Courtboatwod usually upon men of matureif not advanced yoirs has bseu noldin fact by sovon persona only siucotho foundation of tho QovornmontThero havo been more than throetimes as many Proiidonts
John Jay of Now York was thofirst Chief Justico of the SuproraaCourt Ho was appointed bv Wash ¬
ington in 1789 Jtidgo Jay was atthat timo only llyears of ago Whenho attained tho ago of 50 ho resignedand rotirod to private life Ho diedthirty four years lator in 1829 Thosecond of tho Supreme Court OhiofJustices was John Ellsworth of Con ¬
necticut He was 51 yoars of agowhou appointed and served until1803 wlion ho resigned resignationsfrom public oflioo boiug somewhatcioro frequent at that timo than nowHis successor was John Marshall ofVirginia who was 4G years of ngwhen he assumed this post by ap ¬
pointment of President John Admslie held it uninterruptedly for thirtyfour years uutill his death in 1835Andrew Jackson appointed his auccossor Roger 13 Taney of Marylandwho held tho office uutill his deathin 18G1 Judge Taney was 59 yearsof age when appointed and 87 at thetimo of his death
No Chief Justico of the SupremoCourt perhaps had more intricatoquestions to detormino or to voteupon in that tribunal than did JudgoTauey and his tonuro and that ofChief Justice Marshall stretch ovoruearly one half of the history of thoUnited States as a uatiou ChiefJustice Taneys successor was Sal ¬
mon P Chaso of Ohio who had pre-viously
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boon Secretary of tho Trea-sury
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and was 50 years of age whenappointed Ho served forniueyearpdying in 1878 Mr Chase was ap-
pointed¬
by Abraham Lincoln amiit is a part of the political history oftheir day that Mr Chaso waa him-self
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an candidate for tho Presidencyand had hoped to defeat Mr Lincolnfor renominatiou and to succeedhim and later in 1808 it b knowthat Mr Chaso was a candidato forthe Democratic nomination for thoPresidency though ho had been onoof the founders of tho Republicanparty Chief Justico Chaso was succeeded in 1873 by President Grantsappointment of another Ohio manMorrison R White who was 57 yearsof ago when appointed and serveduntil 1888 when ho was succeededby tho present Chief Justice Mel-ville
¬
W Puller appointed by Presi ¬
dent Olevolaud Mr Fuller is anative of Maine He was wheu ap-
pointed¬
55 yoars of age and will boGl ou February 11 next He is thoseventh of the Chief Justices of theSupremo Court and has served tbusfar a briefor time than any of hisprodecossors siuco Ohiof JusticoEllsworth
In addition to tho Chief Justicowho havo served sovoral men havebeen nominate for the office but re-
jected¬
by tho Senate which has con-
firmatory¬
power Tho offioo of ChiefJustice is by many oitizouB morohightly coveted thau that of thoPresidouoy Tho labor is less thoresponsibility much smallor thotonuro longer aud tho honor anexaltod ono S F Bulletin
A Buttormilk FadTho fashionable young man has
discovered in a homely farm producta potont charm Physicians claimthat n daily glass of buttormilk slow-ly takon will do much towards re-
pairing¬
the wrinkles and ravagescausod by late hours and myriad so-
cial¬
functions that it tonds to rondor feminine nerves what thoy shouldshould bo
Women with lovoly oomploxlonsare heard throughout the land attri-buting
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those to tho same gentlo roatorativo Whoroforo themaiden has resorted to buttormilk
For tho complexion tho milk is op
plied outwardly as a face wash A
few days ago I asked a socioty girlwho in daoidodly up on tho subjectjust how the liquid must be appliedin order to produce best health re-
sults¬
Well sho answered First of
alltho face is bathed thoroughly withlukewarm water boing well rinsedand dried Tho buttormilk is thenlaid over the faco with a cloth or thohands only Tho entire faco mustbo creamed with it It is allowed toromaiu uutill thoroughly dry Somewomon keop it over night but thisis rather an oxtremo moasuro Oncothat it has become thoroughly drytho milk is wahed off with warmwater Castile soap and a soft clothand tho face thoroughly driedThats all there is to it Tho foun-
dation¬
of a clear skin is laidAnother individual who know all
about tho buttormilk euro was thoproprietor of o iimall milk shop up-
on¬
a modest side ilreot in the centralpart of tho city
Have tho young ladios got a but-
tormilk¬
craze ho said laughingin answer to my quostion I shouldthink so Drop in hore some morn-ing
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about 11 oclock aud boo for your-self
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They como in lots of themevory morning Sometimes thoy sitright horo upon tho stools and drinkit Sometimes they tako it away inflasks and bottlos Thrso who drinkit right hero in the establishment veryofteu bring a sandwich along or a bitof cakea in their pockots Most ofthorn like to tako it horo bocauie oftho quoeruess of the thing
How much is usually orderedI asked
Usually ono glass They drinkvery slowly Some thin dolicatelooking girls tako two or oven threotumblers of it
Last of all but by uo moans loastI sought tho opinion of a woll knownphysician
What do you think of tho butter-milk
¬
diet os a daily health schomeI asked
Thoros nothing batter he re ¬
plied heartly I moan of courseproviding that it is proporly takenIt should never bo taken cold Withthe chill taken off it is very beneficialWith tho chill loft oh it is extremelydangeous In winter it is a usualthing necossary to place it for a mo-
ment¬
abovo the stovo to bring it tnproper tomporature
It should bo takon slowly-sipped-t-o
received the entire benefits Asmall picco of broad a biscuit sand-wich
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or some other ediblo is a goodsuggestion to accompany the lunch
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Fishtail forns for sale in quanti-ties
¬
to suit Apply at this office
Honoy Comb aud Marcolla Bed ¬
spreads in all qualities at KerrsDont fail to visit Sachs storo aud
see tho startling bargains that areofforod
Flannelettes 1G yards for SI 00Victoria Lawns GO cents a piece atN S Sachs
Homo fed pork turkoys audpoultry at Jos Tinkers City MeatMarket Telephone 289
Twouty fivo yards of UnbleachedCotton for 100 15 yards or WhiteCotton yard wide for 100 at NS Sachs
If you want to joiu a watoh clubjoin the Waltham Watch Club Ithas tho host Corner Fort aud Mer ¬
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Tho patrons of tho Empire wholike a strictly touoy tonic shouldask for tho Imperial Saratoga ortho Empire oooktail Thoy aro delicato aud reohorche aud perfectlyblonded by artists Oarlyle aud JimOlds Jr
Buffalo Beer has prnvod its im ¬
mense popularity at tho Uoyal Paoilio aud Cosmopolitan Saloons Thocelebrated Pabst is also rotaiuedthero in draft or in bottlo Tho in ¬
terchangeable oheok system that hasproved such a couvenienco to thopatrons of these popular resorts isoIbo in vogue
Klinkon Sie Driukon SioBonk BeorTake mo mako moAuchor dearTwo drinkB two ohinksAnchor BeerPrattle SeattleBook Boor
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able
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Our uew patrons sustain tho
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HONOLULU II I FRIDAY APRIL 2 1897
P O Box 145
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Fancy Work and Dressmaking
PARLORS401 West Kins Btrcot near Llllha
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KAIUfcAKt
Princess of Hawaii LoadsCotillon at Montono
A brilliant occasion was that oftho balpoudre at tho Grand Hoteldu Louvre Montono on Tuesdaylast Tho largo dining rooms olaboratoly decorated with tho flags ofall nations garlands of whito naturalflowers and greenery mado a fittingback ground for thn handsome toil-
ettes¬
and picturesque fancy coituniesthat figured thoreiu A small grovoof palms hid tho Hungarian or-
chestra¬
whoso musio was irrosistibloand simply compelled one to danceA most gonorous buffet was servedduring the early part of tho eveningand after supper of which aboutthree hundred guests partook thocotillion was callod This was ledwith great skill and animation byMiss Gleghom tho Princess of Ha-
waii¬
and Herr von Putnooki Thoootilon was particularly pretty thonumerous quaint and boautifulcostumos londiug themselves not ¬
ably in tho wand aud ribbon figuregreatly to tho charm of tho danceAn interesting liltlo interlude dur-
ing¬
tho same was the nationalHungarian dauco given with thograce and vivacity possiblo only toa true Magdyar by Mile Boberi andHorr von Putnooki Parouin Wangenhoim and Horr Gobhart
This was tho first large ball giventhis season at tho Louvre and boththe management and gUosts are tobe heartily congratulated on thoontiro success of tho evening Amongtho large number present were thoEarl and Countess of Mar the latterin black tullo jetted with silver andwearing a tiara of diamonds likewise a necklace and other oruamontsof tho same costly jewels Mr Cleghorn and Uio Princess of Hawaii ina most becoming costume of palogreen figured orepe accordoon-ploat-- J
od skirt and corsago with pearltrimming aud ornaments of pearlCountess DOultroraont in lightfigured taffetas Mmo Olorioy ap ¬
pearing as Harlequin and nor twodaughters in the costumos of Follyaud Pierrot Mr Percy Olaridgecleverly arrayed as a pirate andFrl Stiegor representing a BlackForest peasant Mr Palmaro thoEnglish Vice Consul in a huntiugsuit of tho country ho roprosonts andMuio Palmaro in whito brocadoedged with fur Mmo Raoino wifeof tho Hungarian Cousul in a hand ¬
some gown of whito silk figured inlilac sprays with green Mrs AflieckScott iu black satin aud Miss Scottin a most attractive toilotte of trip-
od
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mouso colorod silk with chorryvelvet and chajieau covorod withroses tho Count and CountessoDoouhoff Mrs Bingham iu a richdress of pale amber satin with orna-
ments¬
of poarls and diamonds thoCountesses Du Monceaux Mrs Sto- -
phens in au oxquisito gonu ofmauve velvet ombroidorod withjewelled passeinontorioMme Heimanu AuHtriau national costumetho Misses Naplor charmingly gown-
ed¬
in whito tho Misses Cochraneouo in pink ilgurod orepo and theothor wearing whito faillo MiisShoridan in whito figured taffetaswith- - pink bodice Mrs Ray in blaokvolvot bqdioo aud brocado jupc MissSquiro iu an unique oriontal costumeMiss Thompson as a CircassianMiss Gouoa in pink Miss JuliaSmith whito satin and blaok volvetMiss Horbotshiro in pink Empirodress Miss Soedot in whit satinwith black volvot garniture MrsWood Mile Bnbori looking mostcharming in a whito silk with brotelIob of black velvet and diamoudornaments
Wo noted Messrs Kilburu MrFarland Cooporand Manion ofilcersfrom tho Sau Francisco Mr Ed ¬
wards Mr Odoll Mr Gotto MrWhitelook Lord aud Lady TruroGon aud Mrs Boville Col HalletCol and Mrs Davidaou Baron aud
Baroness Kirchbach Miss TatamMiss Bole Mmo Spiro and Herr vonButlar Mr and Mrs Curling MissE Gilmorn Lady Rose Miss Androws Mr Erskine Miss Rale Mrsand tho Misses Pago Hon MroTremayne tho Misses TromnynpMr Koighloy Miss Koighley MrMrs and Miss Dege Mr and MrsWilkie tho Misses Hinshaw MrKelly Mr and Mrs Richards MrsLamplough Swiss and Nice Times
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Islands MFor Year 0 00For Year postpaid to Foreign Ooun
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Address all Communications and Busi ¬
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EDMUND NOUBIE EditorW H0IIA0B WBIQHr Assistant
EditorResiding in Honolulu
FRIDAY APRIL 2 1897
INTERCEPTED TELEGRAMS
Two years ago to day the firstcablegram was wired in Hawaii neiThe wiro is yet 0 K By tappingit wo succeeded in intercepting thofollowing telograms
Hatch to Dole Are you asleepWashington is Hooded with copiesof Historical Truths GOO extracopies printed hero Whit is themattor with Oat and tho F O Stopall such litoraturo
Thubston to Annexation ClubAre you crazy Who sent Histori-cal
¬
Truths to Washington I ap-
pear¬
again as a liar Arrest thopublisher and smother Ihe editionThis is D B Quean talks toomuch and becomes too popoularSend moro poison or at least thoO J
Dole Hatch Cant help youHistorical Truths will out Am
worried Corbott 5 years FeelDemoralized
CLUB TnunsTON Keep your shirton Never mind Historical TruthsNo money to buy poison Sent CJ along Ho will fix everythingTook along two paintings for JohnFoster and a letter of crodit
A VERY SAD ENDING
Even the hour of victory in arighteous causo is often burthenedwith very sorrowful thoughts at thecost of that victory In tho dis-
charge¬
of their duty to the publicthe friends of Tub Independent feltcompelled to call attention to Jihopernicious acts of one to whom thoeducation of the children of somo ofits patrons had been confided
This journal in spite of unlawfulthreats of violence and enticingoffers of emolument known only toiti conductors stood alone in thocontost between virtue and vice Itwas in no spirit of vindiolivenessthat it prorooded It first issued anote of warning to the guilty manto assort and prove his innocence orto remove his baneful presenco fromour midst Unwiso compels provailed for a timo with him and itbeoame necessary to writo in firmerstrains for The Independent fromthe first was in possession of facts toprove its assertions
The result is publicly known to-
day¬
by a confession on a sufficientnumber of ohargos that woro allegedagainst tho criminal and tho lawhas assorted its right to control ourmorals It was a sad and sorrowfulspectacle that drow tears from menwho are not accustomed to mournin public
For tho sako of his family andfriends The Independent trusts thatso far as is poasibta tho past maypass into oblivion and that incourse of time such lonioncy may boextended as will onablo tho guiltyQUo to rotrireo iq auothoi oHme
INTERESTING ANNIVERSARY
Hanging up framed in tho busi ¬
ness ollkM of Tun Independent arethree most intuiusting doi uuientBwhich recall an incident in Hawaiianhistory which at tho time createdconsiderable oxcitement and gaverise to mny roaoato hopes for thofuture of thoso islands
First thero is tho vory first presscablograni over forwarded by thoHawaiian Pacific Cable Companyof which J Sherman Bartholomewwas President Hon E Crow BakerM P Vico PreBidont TreasurerWilliam W Hall Auditor and EWhito Secretary
It is datod 0d5 a in April 2d1890 and marked No 1 foot by UO Receive by Xj Check 11 D H
Prest and roads From Cable ShipCateriua Fourteen miles out KokoHead
To Daily Bulletin Honolulu HIFourteen miles Cuble laid iu
Oahu channel Fair weather Sig-
nals¬
perfectJ Sherman Bartholomew
The othor documents am the en-
velope¬
containing tho message anda extra of tho Bul-
letin¬
publishing tho cablegram
Paraphrasing Hans Breilmann wemay sorrowfully say Whero is dotcable now and add with him thatapparently it has gono to theEvigkeit and is to be roplacod
by homing pigeons
COMING NEWS PROM HONOLULU
After the information furnished totheir readera by a contemporary Instevening wo may expect somethinglike the following to appear in theforoign press It will consequentlybo of interest to watch the nextbatch of news from the Coast
That tho news received by tho lastAustralia with regard to the Hawai-ian
¬
Treaty aud Tariff was vory grati-fying
¬
That advices had beon receivedfrom a person high in the counselsof President MoKinloy that theHawaiian Annexation mattei wouldbe taken up in tho usual routine- ofbusiness
That the annexation nows receiv-ed
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by tho last mail was tho bestnows so far that has been broughtThat Mr W A Kinney a leadinglawyer and strong annexationistwas going to proceed to Washing-ton
¬
with special powers iu regardto matters relating to annexationThat this was verified shortly afterin an interview had with PresidentDole who told a correspondent thatMr Kintey had beou appointedSpecial Commissioner for tho Ha ¬
waiian Government to proceed toWashington carrying tho answersof tho Government to questionspropounded by tho U S Govern-ment
¬
relating to annexation Thatho would leavo ou tho Australia
That tho Nippon Kaiaha Steam-ship
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Company have notified thoGovernment that it will withdrawits Japan Seattle service unless theGovernment rescinds its fourteenday quarantine regulation iu regardto immigrants loxviug an infectedport of Japan
Stamp Fiends English
The Independent has recovied thofollowing auniBing circular from astamp collector at Genoa
My Dear Sir I have just under ¬
stood that you wish to nhango for-
eign¬
stamps that I shall do it withgreat pleasure
1 wait only from you a favourableanstvnr for mnkinr von tlin first rnmission at choice of the host for-
eign¬
stamps of the Argentine Repu- -
blio Parag I ruguay and BuonosSo we shall initialo tho beginning I
J hope to recovied from you in changesome good stamps of your countryand British Colnuies
If ray ohango of whioh I havo thotho pleasuro to proposu you is notsatisfied for you please give tho cir-culation
¬
to a friend of yours who isable to do it
Trust you will take my applicationinto your favourable consideration
Jromaiu Sir Jours respectfully
TOPICS OF THE DAY
It will not surprise tho annexa ¬
tionists to learn that the HaoleKanaka commission will probablyproceed to Washington early nextmouth aud that the Hawaiian an ¬
nexation element is to bo represent ¬
ed by a famous nativo Hawaiian law-
yer¬
It mattors not to us who go toWashington or olsowhoro ou junkoting trips so long as tho taxpayersare not unlawfully bled for thesopersonal and political excursions
To judge from tho personal ap ¬
pearance of our Piosideut as he perambulates t ho publio streets tho con-
dition¬
of his health requires achange of climate Might it not bo
advisablo iu tho interests of thocountry to permit him to visit hisbrother President of tho UnitedStates for a btief vacation at publioexpense ou closer uuiou princi-ples
¬
Minister Cooper could easilyadd tho Pre idontial hat to his sev ¬
eral portfolios and diplomas
Evon thoso who wero fooledyesterday probably know that thouamH of tin month is derived fromtho Latin aprrire to open as iu thatsection of Europe tho buds werosupposed to begin to opeu on thatday It is difficult however to tracotho origin of Apr 1 Fools Day Itwas from timo imtiemorial universalthroughout Europe Somo writersassert it to bo a r ilic of somo for-
gotten¬
and untraceable ancientheathen festival out tho Encyclo ¬
paedias generally o savo themselvestrouble claim to find its origin in atravesty of the sending hither andthither of tho Saviour from Annasto Caiaphas aud from Pilate toHorocl because during the MiddleAges it formed an incident ia anEaster Miracle Play performed dur-
ing¬
the month of April
CORRESPONDENCE
Tho Carter Memorial
Ed The Independent
I fail to aeo why tho late Ohas LCarter should bo immortalizedwith a memorial or monumentof nuy kind or nature what-
soever¬
And for tho likes of mo
I cannot understand why he is term ¬
ed a hero and a patriot In myopinion ho sought his own death bytrespassing at a placo where hispresence was not wanted nor soughtaftor and whero his duty did notcall him Bettor give the memorialto Koolau the defender of his rightsagainst a horde of Hessians Askthe outlaw Pit Cullen whether hereally saw Koolaus bones and bewill answer that ho had not It is
said that his heroio body is not yetsmouldering in the dust but that bois wry much alive
A So called Rebel
A short timo ago in ono of thooutdistrints iu Ireland a man watBitting in hi cabin All ill lookiugfollow peeped iu
What do you want said the occupiut
Nothing said the otherThen replied tho owner youll
find it iu the iu wheio tho whiskeywa I
Monster Benefit
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0 Seat Plan at Wall Nichols CoG18 it
REMOVAL NOTICE
DIt HV MURRAY will remove histo tho form tr residence of llriico
Cirtwriuht Esq coinor of Alakoa andIlorotanln titrcots on Iprll Int
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OORBETT IS GUILT
Bids His Wife Good-by- o- Five YearsImprisonment
D W Corbott late socntary ofthe Y M O A plead guilty thismorning iu the District Court toviolating Chapter XIII Sootion 11
of tho Penal CodeTho case was sot for trial for to-
morrow
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but it was arrangod thattho trial should come off this morn-
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Judge de la Vergno prosidod audtho dofendaut was represented bv
Mr J Alfred Magoon On bohalfof tho prosecution appeared tbo
ad interim MrCooper aud tho Marshal
At 10 oclock Corbott entered thocourtroom together with his wifewho has stood by him through thisdisgraceful trial No other mem ¬
bers of tho Waterhouse family worepresent
Marshal Brown road the awfulchargo against Corbott who in response to a question of the magis ¬
trate entered a plea of guiltyNino specific charges wero thon
presouted all to the Banio ofTeetaudin each a plea of guilty was enteredWhou the Marshal read out the 11thaccusation against the uufortunatoman Mr Cooper Attorney General
interim arose and asked permis-sion
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to enter a ioe prosequi ThoMinister asked the Court to takeinto consideration tho fact that thedefendant iu pleading guilty hadatoned to a certniu extent to thoyoung boys injured by his hoiuouscrime by saving their uamos fromgoing ou record and becoming thoproperty of the publio
The Court grauted tho motion ofthe Minister and alio nod a nolle
prosequi to bo ontored in othorcharges against Corbott
D W Corbott ox secretary of thoY M 0 A of Honolulu was eventually sentenced to imprisonment athard labor for fire yearsv Corbett said good bye to his wifoin tho courtroom aud was immedi-ately
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afterward removed to OahuJail
The caso has created considerablenotice here and Matshal Brown ishighly complimeutod iu his attitudetowards a mau whoso family con ¬
nections are powerful It was gen ¬
erally reported that a compromiiewould be effected Tho Marshalhas proven that he is not for saleand that his honor is above personalinfluence and sentiment
TO-KTICS-H- T
HAWAIIAN
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Flying JordansWli L OPEN ON
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SATURDAY NIGHTAt 8 p m
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LAST EXHIBITIONS
Bristols Hoie Show
Thursday and SaturdayEVE3isriisra s
MATINEESThursday and Saturday
PRICES Evenlncs 5 and EO rentsMtlneo Adults itt Cents Children 10Cents oil tf
REMOVAL NOTICE
ON AND AFTKH APRIL 1st 1HPCoopor und Rnymond will ocunpv tho
ollkB of Dr MciJrrw on Hotol ritreorOlllua Hours from 830 to 10 a m 1i0 toit nnd 7 tu S r m Telephone No 161
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ANOTICEv
LL PERSONS ARE RTRI0TLY FORbidden rum entwine andcuttlnianv
thing uroini upon tho land o Kmumiaikl at Kalllil without ur t obtainingpermission from cither of tho undera gnedll found contrary tn this no ioe thoy willbo prosecited according to law
ANImE RIOARDOPRANK R IIAKVUV
Honolulu April 1 1 W 617 lw
aely ropicHonolulu March 27 1807
Bath Bathos BubblesWhothor or not our ambitions
havo floatod liko BUBBLES ON
THE WANTON AIR wo arcIlardwaro mon and wo deal inOils lubricants and othor groasyand oleaginous materials butbithorto wo havo not embarkedon a soapy caroor but as cloanliness is next to Godlinoss andas great bargains are tho main ¬
springs of this economic ago wo
liavoolosod a BIG SOAP DEALwhich onnblcs us to supply toall a cleansing material unsur¬
passed after handling our othoroleaginous goods and at tholowest prices as you will sco bystudying our list of the FAMOUSCOLGATE SOAPS
Wo oflbr you a splendid assortmont for tho toilet tho bath orfor sanitary purposes Look nttno selections and tho prices
CASHMERE BOUQUET andJOCKEY CLUB 35c acako
GLYCERINE ROSADOKEand HONEY 20c a cake
HICO and CASTILE 10c acako
SUPERFINE DEMULCENTSHAVING 10c a cako
Tho Iloaling and cloansingOUTIOUltA 20c a cako andlastly but not least that magnificont bath and shampooing soapMEDICATED TAR tho wondor of tho age at 15c a cakoBeat tho prices if you can
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Wednesday April 7thAT 4 OCLOCK P M
The undersigned are now prepared toIssue Through Tickets from this City to allpoints in tbo United States
W For further particulars regardingFreight or Passage apply to
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LEWIS CO
Lomarchands bonoloss sar ¬
dines go woll at lunch wovohad such a continuous run onthorn that wo havo been forcedto duplicato our last largo ordorOur pro ont stock may not lastuntil tho next urrivos
Tho whole world boasts of thojams prosorves and pickles putup by Crosso Blackwoll andJ T Morton Our stock con ¬
tains ovorything put up by thosowoll known linns Tho last lotarrivod by tho ltoutonbock andaro absolutely fresh
Wo havo goods from thoFronch factories that commondthomselvos Lomorchands highgrado mackorol in oil is ono ofthorn Thoso aro tinnod in thosamo manner as his famous sar ¬
dines and aro a raro dolicacy
LEWIS COFort Stroet GItOOERS Tol 2 10
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SHIPPING NEWS
ArrivalsTiiiunuay April 1
H M S Manownl Carey fioin llio ColonicsKiitDAY April 2
8mr Kauai llrnlin from Knunl portiStmr Knona WlUuti from itatiu ports
DeparturesThursday April 1
KM S Monownl Carov for San KrmiolscoFriday April 2
Htnir Manna Loa SlmoHou for Htiwdll amiMnul
Stmr Kaonn Wilson for Oahu porta
PaesongarsDKlARTUHKS
For Maal and Hawaii per stmr MaurmIoa April 2 0 W Dickey John G indillMls i Gniidiill 0 M Tul J K KmuIIj InnlNeumann W Lbtanley K 1 Dolii ThoAicrs W Ohu olilll J iscanu K 8 UodijoJnmes V Morgan A 8 lluiiiplirny- - v JOiilliivh t 1 lukal Jnu 1 Hush and wifeChang Kim Judge J W Kiilua Isaio Sliorwood F8 Uoduo X A luu llov GoinroOtto sun J Qulnn K U Hall Un SV HMcLean and i children George Uhl K JDiluutyno and U1 douk
WATEUFKONI WHISPiJBINGS
The little steamer Kaoua camo in
last evening from Waialua with aload of 000 bags of II B sugar forthe bark Gallao
The steamer Australias cargo oflf00 tons will be all discharged thisaftornoon
The Mauna Loa Capt Simorsonloft this uiortnug at 10 for Maui andHawaii ports She carried away n
goodly freight aud numerous pas-
sengers¬
The Noeau was rushed outat noon to day for Honokaa and Knkuihaole
Tho Noeau arrived yesterday with4251 bags Hanamaulu sugar whichwas pushed iuto the big ship W FBabcock now lying at tho Railroadwharf Tho Bibcock is expected toget away from hero close on thoPackard
A Hoot of steamers on both ourlinos should drop in to morrow witha paralyzing amount of sugar
The Inter Islautl Cos steamersmade an excellent showing forMarch They brought in no lessthau 230211 bags of sugar contri-buted
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as follows Kauai M770IHawaii 55133 Oahu 1617 1 audMaui 11200
Tho now twin scrow steamshipPennsylvania of tho Hamburg-Am-orica- u
line in point of capacity thegreatest ship in tho world arrivedrecently in Hamburg ou hor firstvoyago from New York She ltftNow York with the largost cargothat any ship in any part of theworld ovor carried i o 18500 tonsmeasursomeut To form an idoa oftho enormous quantity which thisamount represents it is interestingto note that it would take 010 ordin-
ary¬
freight oars or about 18 freighttraius to trausport it
New York Mar 18 Tho schoonerwhich arrived yesterday brought iufour survivors of the stoamship Villodo St Nazairo which left Now YorkMaroh Gth for tho West IndiesSho carried 82 passengers and a
crew and as far as known these fouraro tho only ones left alivo
A well known actor along thowatorfront sat down to dinner withsome of his limited number offriouds and was found guilty ofusing somo execrable puns whilst attable They wore so high and farfetched that his companions in armsfound it necessary to shut tho actorup iu a oloset Ho wa3 told that hisfreedom would bo granted if hooould got off a decent pun Hoswiftly answered O puu tho door
No diagram required foran auoioutJoe Miller- - -- Ed
The British bark Iioutoubeok is
being ballasted with 150 tons of rockballast Frod Harrison is supply-ing tho rocks to day
Do you know that Lobosdeafuorafor whioh tho Houtoubeck sails ouSaturday is G dogreos couth of thoEquator off tho southern coast ofAtnorica
The Mauna Loa was dolayod thisforonoon in getting away for KonaIt appears that tho noblo flagshipof tho Intor lsland floot roUod ou arook at tho time of leaving Iu aboutan hour matters wor adjusted andtho favorite Iuter Islond flyer wentout with colora flying
r OfJAI AtlJJ GKNEIIA1 NEWS
Flying Jorilaus lo uight
Company D holds high Jinks tliiOVtlllng
Now Glove Tn Black Whilo andTan at L B KorrV
Miss Pnnalii Judda Kindergartenopens ou Monday next
Dimitios and Flgurod Muslins atjour own prico at Korrs
Tho Board of Education couldgather up a qiinrnm yesterday
Laco Curtains just to hand inwhito or eeru at Kerrs
Tomorrows baso ball tfamo willbo boUoou St Louis and Oahu
Whito Cream and Butter Lacesin oudless variety nt Kerrs
Tho famous Jordan company dobut thiseveuing nt the Opera House
Ladies Shirt Waists for 25 centsBent Ginghams 18 yards for 100 atS N Sachs
E Vandoorn Co have a splondid compound in tho magic greaseand paint exterminator
It is now Sergeant Major JamesThompson of tho Second Battaliona well earupd promotion
The First Bogiment team defeatedtho Putiahous yesterday by 1 to 2after an excellent game
Yps doail If you place 810 357and 102 under each other you cano unit 15 in eight different ways
Crickot match botweou tho WildSwan and Honolulu Club this after ¬
noon at the League base ball grounds
Thoro appears to bo a probabilitythat Tom Sharkey aud Peter Mnhermav havo a ring light to tho finishfor 10000 next month
A man named William Jeffery hasbten sentenced iu Now Yorjt Statoto twenty years imprisonment forknocking a man down and stealing10 cents from him
Sugar boats aro to be plauted ex ¬
perimentally in Ohio and if theyyield 12 percent of sugar capital isready to establish tho beet sugarministry on a largo scale
It u by Dexter has gallantly woufor himself tho half inilo bicycleohnmpiousliip of Now Zealand andis rapidly climbing up the laddor offame by his grit and wheel
Don Tgnamo Francisco do la CruzGarcia difd at Los Angeles on StPatricks day aged 117 years Howas a Mexican by birth but had liv-
ed in Lus Augeles for 92 years
Juan Camincho has chicken currlo aud rio for to morrows mid daymeal Ou Sunday among othnrdainty foods will bo found TurkeyHis soups and sauces are groat
Dont fail to ee the Flying Jordaus Vaudovillo3 this ovoniuc at thetheatre The doors will open at 73tioclock performance coinmoncos at8 sharp It will boa might- - goodshow
Ernest Miuhado a coruotist whosoidpas of musical harmony were notin accord with modern ideas hasloft tho government Band It isdislinotly stated that political viewshad nothing whatever to do withhis rotiroment
Tickets for tho big lopor benefitto begin by Prof Bristol and thogovernment band Monday nightmay now be had at all tho banksand principal busiuoss firms of thocity Prico 50 cents each Reservedseat plan at Wall Nichols Co
Statistically inclined tourist tonative What is tho death ratehere Nativo same as it is every-where
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else ono death for every in ¬
habitant Jim Dodda Entorpr a
Bock at tho Pantheon is a better lifepreservative for the rato is two for aquarter
Eastern commercial Journals statothat coffee has taken another tum ¬
ble of 50o Whilo uo reason is as ¬
signed for this drop tho dealors aroof the opinion that it is the legiti-mate
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outcotno of tho trouble whiohhas existed for some time botwoentho Arbuokles and tho Lion coiTeopeople
The attendance at the baud concert in the Hotel grounds last ovouiiig recalled old times it was so largoand pleased A number of thoMonowaia passengers woro prosentand delighted with the harmoniousstrains Charles Kroutor was com ¬
pelled to respond to a call for auencoro
Tho bids rocoived by Riploy andDickey for tho construction of amanagors house ou the Now OahuPlantation wore as follows J Coruoll 87l60j P J Wilholm 7950 JOiuiorkirk S7M3 Win Wagnor50780 Lucas Bros 0035 F Rodwftrd 0350 and J A Buttorflold
5250
WfcTw ATlplHelp tho benefit along for tho
Lpors at Midnkai at Bristols pavolion on Mnnifay next
Tho author of that annexationfake article on those Island bing aparadise for women iu the inployincut peeking line has ripened bitterfruit for nnuy a deserving and am-bitious
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woman
To morrow will bo given the fare-well
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matineo and ovoniug perfor ¬
mances of the Bristol interesting ontertalnmont On Monday a specialporformanpo will be produced forthe bouofit of tho lopers at the Molnkai soltloment Tho HawaiianBand will be in attendanpo thanks totho courtesy of Minister Cooper
Mrs Barney of Providence R Ihas broken looso and will spoak onbehalf of our local W O T UPrison Rfotu is the first subject
to bo handled by the gifted lectureraud we sincorrdy hopo that I he prisoninspectors and the j tilor will bearound Personal oxperiotico tollsus that reform is very much nepdd in the dunrfeouB of the Dole
Waterhouso ring
The people ilock to Eutorpriso BockWhore Jimmy is bucking tho goatAs ticks tho clock that grand old
stockGoos flowing inside tho coatThe Pantheon boys Vsith cheerful
uoisoCall John and Harry to fillThe beakor with Bock aud to look
at tho clockAwhile they put dimes in tho till
It may be interesting to somo tolonm that several moukeys havobeen born in this country Amongthe parents are two owned by CaptHairy Webb at Palnma Tho mothi rhas boruo threo little ones one cfwhich is now two years old but thoothers died The recnt arrival atthe Whito House is doing whII aupit is quito a touching sight to watchtho miternal caro displayed over thoyoungster
The bridal party and the ChiofJustices divided the honors at thedeparture of tho Monowni lastniuht Thero was a splendid trather- -ing of old ago aud honor and youthbeauty and vigor on tho PacificMail wharf aud board Flowersparting kissos and songs of farewellwere encbantiugly aud prettily inevidence This being tho precursorof tho wintry and migratory seasonin the Colouie tho splendid steamerhad its full complement of passen ¬
gers
J T Waterhouse
Stock taking moans n lot of
work n lot of digging out in
tho corners Wo lmvo boon nt
it for two weeks nnd only hnlf
done another fortnight will sot--
tloitTho dolving moans finding
good goods stowod away in dark
corners Npw wo are bringing
tbom out into tho sunlight whore
thoy may bo soon Tho prico
of most goods brought out by
tho stock taking is a third less
than bofore short pieces rom
nants of from four to a dozen
yards go to you at half cost
Tho bargain counter is piled up
with them Good quality ovory
ono and in most instances
double valuo You cant afford
to Miss tho opportunity wo
dont intond to lot you Tho
salo of a romnunt means tho
sale of something olsov This is
a trado secrot but our customors
have our confidence
Bargain days will not last for
ovor its tho romnants that make
thorn and you must grasp tho
opportunity as it flies Dross
pattorns in ovory varioty aro on
tho countor
J TQUEEN STREET
NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANYFIRE AND MARLVK
Established 1859 Capitol 1000000Insurance fleeted on Buildings Orml Ship and Merchandise
Insurance Company ni North Auioi icer 01 ihlludelphla la
Founded 1792 Cash Capital 8000000Oldest Firo Insurance Company in the United StatesLosses paid since organization over - - - 90000000
gjtF For lowest rales apply tojEoL XiCDS3Elj
General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
Tho Monownl ConvB and Gooa
Tho R M S Monowjn CareyCommander dock d yestordayafternoon 17 days from SydouyPursor B B Bondall kindly furnishod tho following report
The O S S Cos R M S Mono- -
wai 2130 tons sailed from SydneyMaVh 15 from Auckland March 20 40and from Samoa March 25 Loft Syd- - dug Kalihl Itmul suitable lor nsldcncesney as above and arrived iu Aucklandon tho 19th Left again next day STONE FOR BAL AST OR
aud arrived iu Apia ou tho 25 Made i mnn jtIc3 lo gulta stay of 8 hours and thou loft forHonolulu f-- Tor Icrms ntid rartJMinrs apply
lo ABRAHAM rnitNANDKHSho brought the following pas- - OrtoN KfaNANHPzSOIlgers for this port J L Offlro No 20S Merchant Street Campbell
Young W Mandor and wife JE Green Raymond Rsdclyffe andwife W Wallace A J Ogilvioand wife G P Hurst MissS Kondall C F Hurst Goo Love-lock
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and wife W ChurchillShe sailed at 930 p in with tho
following passengers J W ButlerMiss M Harris Joseph Marsdou TG A ikon Dr O B Cooper audbride J N Murdook Mrs J HoldorJMBoyd
AMUSEMENTSThe Godd ml Lectures Tho second
of the Ooddard lectures was given last TURKEYnight an audience which wasthoroughly In accord with the lectur-er
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and listened to his splendid descrip-tions
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of the nrt of brewing Rnlnlcrbeer He icmarkcil that only the bestof hops and malt were used thus in-
suring¬
a healthful bccragc On tapor In bottles nt the Criterion saloon
Thero is always a desiro forchinawaro and tho desiro somotimes exists in tho hearts of peoplo who fool that they cannotafford to buy good ware Wohavo decided to soil china to ourpatrons as cheap as thoy canbuy in tho East choapor thanin San Francisco Wo aromaking of sots indecorated or plain china ovorypiece of which may bo replacedin tho event of its being brokonOur lino is full and wo havo
of ovory picco soldTho quality of tho goods is
not to bo judged by tho prico ifit was tho china would not boworth toting home
Illo k retr of J O Cm tors ollltoTtlophono afO S5tf
NeY Market RestaurantrOiMcrclmnt Street near Alalcca
JUAN COMANCHO Prop
His table excels any In Honolulu
Cater for Ball DinnersVeildinii and 1iculu Parties
POULTRYSovoral times a week
beforeDINNER ON SUNDAYS
OrEN Daily fiwm 6 m to 8 r08 1m
Established 1883
CITY MEAT MARKETNuuanu St opposlto Chaplain Lane
J TINKER Fraitical Batcher
SUriLlKS THE BEST OP
Beef MutoD lamb and VealIn tho nmiUot
Homo fed Fork and PoultryTho Celebrated
OAMBRIDOffl eAUSAQHfor breakfast
535 ThbhlHONi 28i fim
A Bale of HayOhunccd ono dayTo stop a horso and sayIf it comes my why for you to
stayMy gooso is cooked straightway
City Feed StoreI H DK13 CO
Corner Punchbowl and ficretanla Street
HAWAIIAN SOAP
IS HKHHHY OIVRN TO THKNOTION Tuiipl thaliillSoannianuIiutured nnd rod by tho lluiioiuln SoapWnrlm Co has marked on each piece asfollows
lion lulu hnp Wurks CoJl W MoClio noy t Buns
Many Honolulu Morrhnnls aro ImportingCiilllonli Soip and haiK l markoit
Honolulu Soup anil Hawaiian foapTnku no soip unless our iiiinio Is on eachV 6CM W MtOHUSNKY SONS
531 lin Agentt
GONSALVE3 CO
WnoLKSALt GnocEits and WinkMEnOIIANTS
225 Queen Stiurt Honolulu
HAWAIIAN WINE CO
Frank Brown Manager
Wand HO MHrnliantStropt HopnlqluH
Yft VKtiamKWJutJBrm
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JUST ARRIVEDA now lot of tho Finost
Musical Instrumeuts
Autoharps Guitars Violins Etc
Also o now Invoice of tho Celebrated
Wtisterineyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical
climate second to nono
MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM SOLD
On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho Instyears
ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEA8BOHTMHNT OP
DRY GOODSAND
General Merchandise
Also tho choicest European and Ameri-can
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Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE TRICES
Ed HOFFSOHLAEGEP CO
Corner King Bethel Streets
T B MURRAY321 323 King Street
Tho Leading
Carriage and
Wagon Manufacturer
ALL MATERIALS ON ItAND
Will furnish overything outside steamboats and boilers
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
TKIKPHONK t72
Telethons GQ7 1 O Box 32L
HONOLULU
Carriage Manufactory128 ISO Fort Btrcot
Carriage BuilderAND KEFALHEH
Blacksmitbing in all Its Branches
Orders from the other Islands in BuildingTrimming Painting Etc Etc
promptly attended to
W W WRIGHT ProprietorSuccessor to G Wost
Metropolitan Meat Go
81 KING BTBEET
G J Waller - Manaoer
Wholesale andBetail
AND
Navy Contractors
Hawaiian GrownOysters
Tho above delicacy jan now beprocured in such quantities as re-
quired upon leaving orders with
H E Mclntyre Bro307 tf
P HORN
The Pioneer BakeryBread Piet Cakes of all kinds frosh
very day
Frnih Ico Oioam made of tho licit Woodlirwn Or am In all Flavors
The Plneit Home made Confectioner178 lf
Oceanic Steamship Co
Amlniihi Mail sorrtce
For San FranciscoTho New and Flno Al Steel Btcamship
U MOANAOf tho Oceanic Steamship Company willbo duo nt Honolulu from Bydnoy andAuckland on or about
--April 1stAnd will loavo for tho above port withMalls and Passengers on or about HintInto
For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Flno Al Steel Steamship
MARIPOSAOf the Oceanic Steamship Company willbo due at Honolulu from San Francisco onor abont
April StiiAnd will havo prompt despatch With Mallsand Pnsongcrs for too abovo ports
Tho undersigned are now preparedto issue
Through Tickets to All Points In tho
UDltod States
tosr-- For further particulars regardingFreight and PabsaKo apply to
Wm G IRWIN CO Ldnennril Agents
Oceanic Steamship Co
TIME TABLE
LOCAL LINE
S S AUSTRALIAArrivo Honolulu Lcavo Honolulu
from S F for B F
March 30 April 7April 27 May5May 25 Juno 2June 22 Juno SO
July 20 July 28Aug 17 Aug 25HoptU Snpt22Oct 12 Oct 20NovO Nov 7Dec 7 Dool5
THROUGH LINEFrom San Francisco
for HydnoyArrive Honolulu
Mariposa Apr H 07Moans May 0 1807Alameda Juno 3 07Mrlposa July 1 07Moana July 20 1897Alameda Aug 21 07Mnrlposa Sunt 2 07Moana Oct 21 1M7Alameda Nov 18 07
B G
From Bydnoy forSun
Jxaxe HonoluluMoana Apr 1 1897Ala oda Anr29 07
I Mariposa May 27 117
aioana J Z4 ii
I Moana Sop 10 07Almucua ll 97
f7Moann Dec 0 1S07
In ResponseTo Several Inquiries Why the
IPalama Q roceryDout Keep HORSE
H O GANNON is pleased to slato that hois now prepared to supply
HAY and GRAIN
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Francisco
AlamcdajQly2207MarlnosuAnirlKW
MariposaNovll
PEED
OF SUPEHIOltQUALITY
LOWEST POSSIBLE KATES tomorlt a Shuro of Public
1atronagoalso
FAT SALMON SALMON HBLLIKSTONGUE and SOUND MAOKEKEL
and FIGH FE1CT by Kit or Single Fish
r TELElHONi 7C3 Every Timol wa337 Opposito Hallway Dopot tf
THOS LINDSAY
JewelerIS FIUIPAUED TO
Mantafaoture and RepairAll kinds of Jewolry
FIRST CLASS WORK ONLY
09 luvo Building Fort St tf
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unci
uct
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A TPixrxilly HotolT KHOTJSE - - - Prop
Per Day 200Per WooV 1200
MEOIAL MONTHLY KATES
The Best of Attendance tho Boat Situationml Vlnat Ual I 411 flltv
ONLY 3EVEN OHIEF JUSTICE
Ono Hicht Ofllco in tho Unltod GlutenWlfich Fow Mon Havo Held
Th nfllco of Ohiof Justico of thoSuprotno Court of tho Initod Statuswas established by tho constitutionconcurrently with tho offioo of Prosidontj but whilo tho Presidency hasbeen open to all native born citizensabovo the ago of 85 tho oflieo ofOhiof Justice of the Supremo Courtboatwod usually upon men of matureif not advanced yoirs has bseu noldin fact by sovon persona only siucotho foundation of tho QovornmontThero havo been more than throetimes as many Proiidonts
John Jay of Now York was thofirst Chief Justico of the SuproraaCourt Ho was appointed bv Wash ¬
ington in 1789 Jtidgo Jay was atthat timo only llyears of ago Whenho attained tho ago of 50 ho resignedand rotirod to private life Ho diedthirty four years lator in 1829 Thosecond of tho Supreme Court OhiofJustices was John Ellsworth of Con ¬
necticut He was 51 yoars of agowhou appointed and served until1803 wlion ho resigned resignationsfrom public oflioo boiug somewhatcioro frequent at that timo than nowHis successor was John Marshall ofVirginia who was 4G years of ngwhen he assumed this post by ap ¬
pointment of President John Admslie held it uninterruptedly for thirtyfour years uutill his death in 1835Andrew Jackson appointed his auccossor Roger 13 Taney of Marylandwho held tho office uutill his deathin 18G1 Judge Taney was 59 yearsof age when appointed and 87 at thetimo of his death
No Chief Justico of the SupremoCourt perhaps had more intricatoquestions to detormino or to voteupon in that tribunal than did JudgoTauey and his tonuro and that ofChief Justice Marshall stretch ovoruearly one half of the history of thoUnited States as a uatiou ChiefJustice Taneys successor was Sal ¬
mon P Chaso of Ohio who had pre-viously
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boon Secretary of tho Trea-sury
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and was 50 years of age whenappointed Ho served forniueyearpdying in 1878 Mr Chase was ap-
pointed¬
by Abraham Lincoln amiit is a part of the political history oftheir day that Mr Chaso waa him-self
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an candidate for tho Presidencyand had hoped to defeat Mr Lincolnfor renominatiou and to succeedhim and later in 1808 it b knowthat Mr Chaso was a candidato forthe Democratic nomination for thoPresidency though ho had been onoof the founders of tho Republicanparty Chief Justico Chaso was succeeded in 1873 by President Grantsappointment of another Ohio manMorrison R White who was 57 yearsof ago when appointed and serveduntil 1888 when ho was succeededby tho present Chief Justice Mel-ville
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W Puller appointed by Presi ¬
dent Olevolaud Mr Fuller is anative of Maine He was wheu ap-
pointed¬
55 yoars of age and will boGl ou February 11 next He is thoseventh of the Chief Justices of theSupremo Court and has served tbusfar a briefor time than any of hisprodecossors siuco Ohiof JusticoEllsworth
In addition to tho Chief Justicowho havo served sovoral men havebeen nominate for the office but re-
jected¬
by tho Senate which has con-
firmatory¬
power Tho offioo of ChiefJustice is by many oitizouB morohightly coveted thau that of thoPresidouoy Tho labor is less thoresponsibility much smallor thotonuro longer aud tho honor anexaltod ono S F Bulletin
A Buttormilk FadTho fashionable young man has
discovered in a homely farm producta potont charm Physicians claimthat n daily glass of buttormilk slow-ly takon will do much towards re-
pairing¬
the wrinkles and ravagescausod by late hours and myriad so-
cial¬
functions that it tonds to rondor feminine nerves what thoy shouldshould bo
Women with lovoly oomploxlonsare heard throughout the land attri-buting
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those to tho same gentlo roatorativo Whoroforo themaiden has resorted to buttormilk
For tho complexion tho milk is op
plied outwardly as a face wash A
few days ago I asked a socioty girlwho in daoidodly up on tho subjectjust how the liquid must be appliedin order to produce best health re-
sults¬
Well sho answered First of
alltho face is bathed thoroughly withlukewarm water boing well rinsedand dried Tho buttormilk is thenlaid over the faco with a cloth or thohands only Tho entire faco mustbo creamed with it It is allowed toromaiu uutill thoroughly dry Somewomon keop it over night but thisis rather an oxtremo moasuro Oncothat it has become thoroughly drytho milk is wahed off with warmwater Castile soap and a soft clothand tho face thoroughly driedThats all there is to it Tho foun-
dation¬
of a clear skin is laidAnother individual who know all
about tho buttormilk euro was thoproprietor of o iimall milk shop up-
on¬
a modest side ilreot in the centralpart of tho city
Have tho young ladios got a but-
tormilk¬
craze ho said laughingin answer to my quostion I shouldthink so Drop in hore some morn-ing
¬
about 11 oclock aud boo for your-self
¬
They como in lots of themevory morning Sometimes thoy sitright horo upon tho stools and drinkit Sometimes they tako it away inflasks and bottlos Thrso who drinkit right hero in the establishment veryofteu bring a sandwich along or a bitof cakea in their pockots Most ofthorn like to tako it horo bocauie oftho quoeruess of the thing
How much is usually orderedI asked
Usually ono glass They drinkvery slowly Some thin dolicatelooking girls tako two or oven threotumblers of it
Last of all but by uo moans loastI sought tho opinion of a woll knownphysician
What do you think of tho butter-milk
¬
diet os a daily health schomeI asked
Thoros nothing batter he re ¬
plied heartly I moan of courseproviding that it is proporly takenIt should never bo taken cold Withthe chill taken off it is very beneficialWith tho chill loft oh it is extremelydangeous In winter it is a usualthing necossary to place it for a mo-
ment¬
abovo the stovo to bring it tnproper tomporature
It should bo takon slowly-sipped-t-o
received the entire benefits Asmall picco of broad a biscuit sand-wich
¬
or some other ediblo is a goodsuggestion to accompany the lunch
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