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torial Department to Edmund NorrleBusiness letters thonld be addressed toQ C Kenyon

EDMUND NOBIUE - EditorG 0 KENYON - - Manager

Betiding In Bono ull

THEIK FIRST APPEARANCE

3heBtarqua dts Play Music A SmallHall and a Big Audience

Mr Prank L Hooga is to bo com-

plimented

¬

on the musical treatwhich he scoured to the public lastnight It is a pity that Honolulucannot now boast of a bigger hallthan the one offered bj the Y M

O A In days gone by Mr Hoogswould hav been able to fill theOpora House for several nights byoffering to the public such music asis rondorei by the iMarquariU com-

pany¬

Mrs Marquardt plays the harpin a manner which cannot be ex-

celled¬

The writer of this reporthas heard Langstadt and other famouB harpists but it is Bafo to saythat the touch of Mrs Marquardt

-- repasses anything before heard onthat magnificent instrument It isunnecessary to slate that Mrs Mar-

quardt¬

was most enthusiastically re ¬

ceived by the audionce proontTo fill out the ovening Mrs Mar ¬

quardt had called in several friendsof the amateur class who all pro-duced

¬

a little music which was re-

ceived in a good nnturod manner bythe audience Professor Rudolph

J Horold who resembles our Os-

car¬

did considerably fine work ontho magnificent v Schiller pianowhich was lent for the occasion bythe Hawaiian News Company MrMarquardt worked with energy ontho violin and Miss Richards sanga Lullaby without fault Mr Rlohardx tho principal of

sahools and an export baseball man took some innings on thepiano and got home in goodHhape

Thoro wore about 850 poople pre ¬

sent and tho usual choice display offlowers and applause aboundedTho concert to night should be wellpatronized as tho playing of MrsMarquardt in worth more than all

I flin lniiRiit liinli tlm nvarnrrn TTrrlin

K

Brito

luluan can hear in ton yearsIn the audience were a number of

prominent peoplo President DolePaul Neumann nnd family E S

Junbn O M Cooke Ministor Wil¬

lis Colonel Soper Vice Consul Wal ¬

ker Captain Mist Judge Porry andmany others of our most prominentsociety people amateurs nnd vir-

tuosi¬

It is well to call tho attention ofHonolulu audioucos to an errorcommitted last night At chamberconcort no encore is oyer asked forIn a variety show or in a thoatortho audionce moy roquost tho ro- -

ilonBUBO oi mu perioruiuru odo so at a chamber coucort ia tormod

i in uiusioal circles not comme ilaut

COPYRIGHT A f F T I E D FORHONOLULU II I SATURDAY JUNT3 29 1895

OABEY AT 1 HE BAT

It looked extremely roky for thoBostoii nine that day j

ino stortt srooti two io iour wiinbut an i ailing left to play

So when tunny died at secondand Burrows did the same

A pallor wreathed the features of- the patrons of the game

A straggling few got up to go leav ¬

ing there the restWith that hope which springs eter ¬

nal within the human breastFor they thought If only Casey

could get a whack at thatTheyd put u p even money nowwith

Casey at the bati

But Flynn preceded Casey and like-wise

¬

no did BlakeAud the former was n puddV and

tho latter was a fakeSoon that8triokonmultitude a death-

like¬

silence satFor there seemed but little chanco

of Casoys getting to the bat

But Flynn let drive a single tothe wonderment of all

And the much despised Bakey torethe covei off the ball

And whon tin dint had lifted andthoy saw whot had occurred

There was Blakey safe at secondaud Fly tin a huggin third

Then from tho gladdened multitudewent up a joyous yell

It rumbled in the mountain tops itrattled in tbti dell

It struck upon the hillside and re-bounded

¬

on the flatFor Casey mighty Casey was ad-

vancing¬

to the bat

There was ease in Caseys manner ashe stepped into his place

There waB prido in Casevs bearingaud a smile on Caseys face

Aud when responding to tho cheershe lightly doffed his hat

No stranger to tho crowd coulddoubj twaB Casey at tho bat

Ten thousand eyes were on him ashe rubbed his bauds with dirt

Five thousaud tongues applaudedwhon he wiped them on hisshirt

Then when the writhing pitcherground the ball into his hip

Defiance glanoed in Csoys oye asneer curled Caseys lip

And now the leather covered sphereonmo hurtling through the nir

An Caoy stood a watohiu it inhaughty graudeur there

Close by the sturdy batsman theball unheeded sped

That aint my style said CaseyStrike one the umpire said

From tho bench black with peo-ple

¬

there went up a mullledroar

Liko tho beating of storm waves ontho stern and distant shore

Ol him I kill the umpirel shoutedBorne one on tho stand

And its likely theyd have killedhim had uot Casey raised hisbaud

With a smile of Christian charitygreat Caseyn visage shone

He stilled the rising tumult hemade the game go on

He signalled to tho pitcher andonce more tho spheroid flow

But Casey still ignored ir and thoumpiro said Strike two

Fraud cried the maddened thou ¬

sands and tho echo answeredFraud I

But one scornful look from Caseyand tho audionco was awed

Thoy saw his foce grow stern andcold they saw his musclesstrain

And thoy knew that Casey wouldntlet tho ball go by again

The sneer is gone from Cosoyd lipshis teeth are clonohed m hate

He pounds with cruel vengeance hisbat upon th plate1

And now the pitcher holds the balland now ho lets it go

And now tho nir is shattered by thoforce of Caseys blow

Oh somewhoro in this favored landthe sun is shining bright

Tho band is playing somewhere andsomewhoro hearts are light

And somewhoro in on are laughingand somowhero children shout

But there is no joy in Bonn townmighty Casoy has struck out

Address all communications to thoEditorial Department of tho Inde ¬

pendent to Edmund Norrie Busi ¬

ness letters should bo addressed toGr O Kenyon This is necessary fortho presoub ns tho Post Otlico willwithhold all mails addressed simplyto tho Independent owing to tho Buftbrought by A V Gear

Golden

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Estimates on BuildingsFamished

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They cannot be imrpassed for MotlvoPower

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Issued every afternoon except Sunday ntllrlto Half Konltt Strcot

Gainst the wrong that need resistanceVor the right that necdi7tsslstanceFor the futurein the distance

v Jnd the good that we can do

lam in the place whereof J am demandedof conscience totjKak the truth and he trttthI speak impugn it who so list

Edmund NormeG 0 Kenton -

EtlitorManager

FRIDAY JUNE 28 1891

8K0RET 8E88I0N8

Tho uppor body of the Legisla-

ture¬

has made itself oitromoly un-

popular

¬

by habitually going intosecret seasions Even tho Adver¬

tiser thooffioial orgau of the cliquekicks against the closed dorJrs andIcioks in rain The imported editor

from Maine hates to be in the cold

and ho cannot find the MeaWthrough which Tut Independent

gels facts and information

The Senate represents a portionof tho tax payor and that supposedto be the most solect Why thenshould not its work bo published forthe bonofit aud information of thotax payers Tho Sonato is not do-

ing¬

anything wrong we presumeat least they oughtnt to and a

record of its official transactionsought certaiuly not to injure thataugust body

Everybody interested in the po-

litical¬

situation of the countryknows what is going on iu these so

callod sepret sessions The official

attempt to keop the work of tho- Senate secret is simply a gross pieco

of cowardice which finds neitheradmirers nor supporters exceptamongst its doers

Our readers want tov

know by

what reason Castle was confirmedTjy tho Senate If the discussion hadbeen fair and above board therewould have been no reason for us topublish tho motive powor whichforced the whole Senate with ouo

exception into line

When tho doors of the Senatewere closed and the Castle mattorwas beforo the wise men his defeatwas assured Tho Senators and totheir crodit let it be said refused togrant an appropriation to a manwho as was well known is to bo

the emissary of a private enterprisenow threatened with ruin and des- -

truction

But in the secret session we aretold aroo Mr Hatch who is just as

deepnn that muddy enterprise as

Mr Cattle is and he told tho Sen-

ate

¬

that ho and his confreres would

forthwith tender their resignationsif the appointment of Castle was

not confirmed

Wo all kuow of Hatchs interostin tho Castle appointment but we

fail to 8oo tuo importance of it toMossrs Smith aud Damon

Mr Hatcli has during the lastk ffiw weeks sacrificed everything he

possesses iu his efforts to help andsavo a cortain enterprise Mr Oastlo

is involved with Mr Hatch to suchan extent that his appointment toWashington becarao a necessityWo admire Mr Hatch for living upto the mark aud throwing goodmoney into tho tub to savo the badcoiu already iuvostod But we ob ¬

ject to his asking tho tax payors of

this country to sanction the expen ¬

diture of au appropriation for anonvoy whoao duty simply would beto help along tho enterprise referred

to and whose official position wouldhave to bo used to give croditenough to prevont Mr Hatch frompaying for anothor cargo of coal

Wo have driftod somewhat fromour subject but wo think that thefew facts demonstrated which wo

have placed before our readers Jaour usual delicate uinnuorynliouldtend to show tho citizonsdf Hawaii

that public affairs should be airotl

in public anil that uuderhandodmothods will not work here to uttercoucofilmeht ovou if they omanate

froui Hatch Co

TOPICS OF THE DAY

The Advertiser wants a sooiety fortho suppression of scandal 0 tem

poraf Omoresl When we think thatovery scandalous report appearingin foreign papers rotating to thoQuoen or the monarchy were alwaysroprintod specially in the Advertiserand on its editorial page But sor

iously fancy what method couldsuch a society follow to suppressscandal It would have to investi-

gate

¬

aud thereby it would create andspread the scandal vory often muchfurther thau would have been doneif tho society had let it alone Ifyou waut to stop scandal stop hypo

crisy neighbour Leave oil pretending you are Christian becauseyou shut your store on Sunday andgo to churoh and immediately afterchurch iu your own er your neigh-

bors¬

home proceed to do all thosothings you solemnly have vowed notto do or to leave uudoue- - Be con-

sistent

¬

Act on weekdays as on Sun-

days

¬

before tho public as behindtho door Aud you effectually sup-

press

¬

scandal- -

Thomas L Gulick has beon writ-

ing¬

to the New York Sun statingthat the natives now receive twiceas good wagoi as formerly aud thatthe God of nations has signally

interposed in their behalf If thesestatemouts are true what becomes of

Mr Schmidts depression in businessand how has the interposition placedso many families of Hawaiians de ¬

pendent on public charity Theseone sided and deliberately mislead-

ing

¬

attempts to bolster up favorablepress criticism abroad make usweary How can the cause of an ¬

nexation if it be righteous ever be

furthered by lies and deception

The only real fault with the Mc

Candless bill is the unconstitutionalprovision it contains of retrospectivelegislation That is itjs made toapply equally to vehicles in use be-

foro

¬

the passage of the act as well

as those built aftor Change it so

as to apply to all future built or im-

ported¬

vehicles and it would hurtnobody aud ultimately the roadswoufd bo benefited Do not be tooradical or try to give your friendsand backers too much work all atonce Go gradually

The point made by the Advertiserthat Senator McCaudless wanted his

own newspaper the Star to have thofirst shot at the Castle report fallsto tho grouud whou it is remomberod that under no circumstancesowing to ihe hours of the Senatessession could the Advertiser got firstwliack at ifcr If you caut hit harderor to bottor offoct thau that you hadbettor drop out of tho face

Tho family compact is circulat-ing

¬

a potition for tho removalof theimported Colonel so rumor saysand the dame also says thaj a pro

minent lumber magnate is the primot i i f it- - ul f

July orator Poohraue of the U S

S PhiladelphiasSenator Wright is too easily

bluffed See Wildnr uexf titne

What is tho matter with SenatorWatorhouset Whatl neither the Re ¬

presentatives the Senators nor thePresident would have him as aCouncillor- - of State Somethingmust havo boon said Henry

Will some follow toll the longsuffering tax payor why tho Minis-

ter¬

of Finance advertised for lou

dors and sold Troasury notos when

ho hd an available balance of two

hundred thousand dollars in thetreasury Is the Bank hedgingAnd why

Republics are ungrateful Thinkof the Executive Legislative andJudicial influonce massed to beatour Tim the only Murray for asecond term as President of theAmerican League What7a recom-

pense

¬

for laying down ones lifetwice for the beBt government

Hawaii ever had

Waity is the coming man for thereason that he is tho latest importa-

tion

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No old resident need apply

Colonel Allen was heard solilo-

quizing

¬

after the polls closed forvoters for Councillors of State All

that was overheard was and you

too Brute Can it bo Dole

It is said that the Bulletin com-

bination

¬

is aftor a copyright forHosmers selected stories for youngstories for young people We are

tlie oureelves and hashereby gave notice that we have

pre empted the delicate Sparrowand Worm th sacrilegious Bap-

tism¬

at both ends the offensive

Rose Violet Pink and faugh I

We are not over nice sometime butthere are limits we do not transcend

Our sleuth says that the committeeof the Senate to whom we referredthe nomination of Wm It Castle as

Minister to Washington reportedone way and voted the other GreatScottll No monarchical records canfurnish a precedent for such tergiversation

The only Thurston has set up his

tent in Royalist row where he is

ready to undertake auything from a

revolution to a Folico Court case

Our poetry will strike home a

home run ou our local profs TheyI need it

Head tho Sacramento Bees opiu

ion of Thurston also tho cablegramannouncing Groat Britains actionto date How doos our diplomanyfare abroadl Our Foreign Office

chief ought to direct his subordin ¬

ates some more and to bettor

puiposo

Wanted Smart boys to sell theIndependent immediately Apply toManager

Bruce Waring Go

Real Estate Dealers

60J Fort St near King

boildinq lotshouses and lots and

landb For Sale

39 Parties wishing to dispose of theirProperties lire Invited t call on us

Timely Topics

SSftgfflKWSS3sv OnJune 21 189

At lat Hawaii will bicmieu truolfiradise n tru earthan Eld rado th it ven themost im igiusitivo di earnercould hardly pictuiv Ue

twen the Lab r CommiWonand Mr Dole h Land Act everyhappiness and prosperity wjllbe secured forever Tin firsttells us how t become lich bygrowing coffee and cabbageand the lust gives us thcucccttsirr lands on Avnieh to raisetho said eofiee and cabbageThe Bureau of Agricultureinvents and imports toads andbugs and nil possible blightdestroyers and ihe day is

near when the proverbial smallfarmi r only needs to take hisbasket and go out in the forestand field and fill it with berriesand fragrant sauerkraut

But how is he going Onfoot That will be much toowarm on horcu back Tooinconvenient In cant tie hishorse to a cabbage head Howthen will be asked

On a Monarch of courseThat is why we imported

that celebrated bicycle whichafter same thiug already become world re

nouned and th popularity ofwhich is assured here as else-wht-r- e

We have ony a f w lef tof the lot that wo r ceived bythe Andivw Welch Anorder for more Monarchs hasgone forward and we wil soonbe ready t supply the 20 OOU

small larmxjrd who will be in-

duced¬

to com he e bv theLabor Commission with theindispensible bicycle V ehave them in two grades onewe offer ar S90 It is a strong

--serviceable whe 1 and we guarantee that it will give satis-faction

¬

to anyone who tries itThe other grade which wehave in stoclc is without com ¬

parison the best bicycle everimported here We sell it at

105 This wheel is perfect Itis now pretorr d in the Statesto smy other wheel and ladiebaud gentlemen are unanimousin their prai e of this highclass bicycle We could writecolumns in describing thebeauty and qualities of Mon¬

arch but we prefer to a lc youto --tep into our store withoutdelay and make a personalinspection Persons who havenot vt straddled the fin tie

i

Steele horse and who desire tolearn how to ride shoud be¬

gin their i xperience on aMonarch The Monarch sim ¬

ply teaches them 1o ride andit is nearly impoHt ible to takea tumble when once seated onthe Momirchial back andspeeding towards WaikikiMakean inspection at onceas our stoclc will run out andthen will you have to wait fortho arrival of our next in-

voice¬

Tda fiavailEin Hardware Co Ld

307 Foiit StjieetOpiolto Bpreokels Block

Juu

Opening Notice

The unil- - replied horebr iiotllitM tlia gon- -ern otiuijc umt no win open

DRY GOODS STORE

MONDAY July lsc

At No Stl King Streot between Koulanntl Muutmlcm streets where

Muslins Lawns

Calicos PrintsAnd other Ouods too numerous tomention

WILL BE SOLD 0HBA1 FOtt

CASH 03SnL ST

M E

F A Mkcieiroj

itf v

4

SILVA Managkk

SDbo vUjfc

Medeiros Co

TAILORSHotel Street Arlington Block

The ory of Hard Times hs reached usall and realizing that man must 19

clothed we have decided tor

Reduced Onr Prices for tlia Nest

30 Days

VD WE OPFER

Suits and TrousersAt prlceslhat will be within the reach ofeverybody We carry n Select Stoclc ofGuccis aud cuaralite a Perfect hit andFlrst ulata Work Those who really de¬

sire to be dressed neatly aud nattily andcannot allbrl to sjiund much money ontheir clothes will do well In calling at ourStore before going elsewhere

S DECKER lrAWAOitn- r3TSorglnfand ilfalfa

SEEDt

For Sell-- BY

HENRY DAVIS CO605 Fort Street

I Mister Drug Go

BRSJGCrJSTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H I

Benson Smith Og

DRUGGISTS

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PINS wjTH IVOllY HEADSTWO town and Knllhl Arewnmwill be paid ut this OiUcc to the fluder

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LOCAL ANDcTeNERAIi NEWS

v Sam WoodB in boUor this morn- -

inff- - -

Dont forgot tu Marquardt con ¬

cert to 6ijlit

Tim lvuidLwill P1 3t EmmaSquaw tbli afternoon

No important action in tho twoHouses of tio LgilMuro

Tho Kami and tho Unknownsplay ball this aftoruoon Bettingeven w

Wltlor Oherry Phosphate can bshad freo by adults at Uenson Smith

Co

Seats for tho Marquardt concertcan be secured at Hobrons drttjratore J- -

James Campbell has disposed ofhis interest inLuhaiua Sugar Plan-tation

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j

Mr Joseph Cook the friend of AF Judd will do some more talkingto morrow

The btist work dono by the policeforce for some time is the trainingfor a boatrace

Ladies Shirt Waists a new lotjust opened only 1 each at N SSachs 520 Port street

Tho training on the race trackwill be in full operation to morrowJo and soe your choico oarlj

Sequah will leavo next Tuesdayfor the other islauda and oxplain tothe aborigines the value of his medi-cine

¬

T Krousa is once more proprietorof the Eagle House the late man ¬

agement having failed to come upto time

The Time is out this morning andcontains lots of good reading mat-ter

¬

A fuller review will appearaext issue

ThOChaperone of that interestingyoung excursion party uiuut go

withoutJH will Jiuuauijchaperotie

a

Last night tho House of Keprosentatives hold its iirst night sessionfrom 7 to 11 oclook Tho LandBill passed all its stages

Willie Groig is slightly improvedThe Queens Hospital managementis doing all in its power to amelio-rate

¬

the condition of the boy

There are at present more tennis4acros4e and other ball clubs iuHonolulu than iu auy city of simi-lar

¬

size aud all vigorously practis-ing

¬

Tho Oahu Railway Co will dis ¬

patch a train to Waiauae on thoFourth of July Tho first train willieave Honolulu at 845 a m A sec-ond

¬

traiu will bo dispatched at 115p m Tho trains will return respec ¬

tively at 1255 and 555 Tickets fortho round trip are 150

The household furniture belong-ing

¬

to Mrs C O Berger will besold at public auction by J IT

Morgan on July 3d at 10 a mThe furniture will be placod forpublio inspection on July 2nd Afine chance is offered to people in-

tending¬

to furnish house

Ready to Die

Tho telephone rang and a morchant rather interested in StandardOil and Washington ombassies wassummoned to the Police StationWith unparalleled heroism and for-

titude ho buoklod on his cartridgebelt unlocked his deadly revolvoraihoulderod his never orriug riilo andwont fortlito Mm headquarters ofMarshal Hitchcock Thore tho

loarned thathe was simply wanted to bail out acommon druuk Tho leading morohaut guns pistol cartridges cour-age

¬

and all returned disgusted tohis store aud raised tho price of oilAlasl wo havo to buy it

The Liberty of Bolts and Bar

They aro having lots of trouble iuHawaii but wo dont boliove Thurston favors a mouarohy with Kalulaui at tho head of it Stillit is a good idea to fiudout whether a nation is fittedfor freedom boforo couforring up ¬

on it au independence that to alarge portion of it is a total strangor Tho freedom that exists iu theislands now has put about half thopopulation iu jail The Jiulye June15 1S95

Tho Races

Tho public should join tho JookoyClub in its ondeavors to secure agood days sport at tho raoe track ontho Fourth of July It is discourag-ing

¬

to tho club as well as to theowners of race horses to sco theirefforts rupoived indifferently by thepublic Merchants in Honolulu havosubscribed a purse but tho publicgenerally ought to show an appre-ciation

¬

of tho hoisis and woik ex¬

hibited by going in full force tothetrack and there patronizing theorowniug events of tho day

The raco will begin at 1 p mThere are not going to be anybicycle races as thej simply try thepatience of tho public The JockeyClub is in for horse races this timeand loos not propose to run anyside shows

The j mile daih is tho event oftho day Everybody likes tu bet oneither Amarino or Lord Brock andyet nobody soems to dare BillyC is back from Maui and will beentered in tho 3 mile dash againstAutonomy There was some livelybetting on that race this morningBoth horses are favorites

Tho trotting races are going to bohighly interesting aud the aftornoonsports are deserving of the unani-

mous¬

support of those people whoprefer a good looking horse to abicycle or a Fourth of July oration

NINTH ANNUAL MEETING

-- OK THK- -

MauiRaciDg Association

July 4 1895

PROGRAMME

1st --RUNNING RACE Purse 50

J Milo Dash for Maui - bredPdnies 14 hands and underCatch weights

2d RUNNING RAOE Purse 100

1 Mile Dash Free for all

3d TROTTING and PACING TOHARNESS Purse 100

3 Minuto Class 1 Mile Heatsbest 2 in 3

lth RUNNING RACE Purse 50

Maiden raoe Milo Dash forall Maul bred Weight for age

5th RUNNING RACE Purso 50

Corinthian Raco 1 Mile DashMembers of the Association toride Welter weights

6th RUNNING RACE Purse--

G0

J Mile Dash for Hawaiian bredHorses

7th RUNNING RAOE Purt o753 Mile Dash Freo for all

All outries are to be made withtho Secretary boforo THURSDAY12 oclock noon June 27 1895 Eutranco fees to be ten per cent ofpurse uuIobs otherwise Bpocified

All races to be run or trotted un-der

¬

the Rules of the Maui RacingAssociation

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

General admission 50 otsGrand Stand extra

50o aud 100Quarter Stretch fiadge 500

A NKEPOTKAISooy Maui Racing Association

jf td

HAWAIIAN

Baseball -- - Association

Oil SATURDAY Jone 29IU

AT 330 0OIOOK P M

Unknownsvs

KamGhamehasBASEBALL PARK

Aclnaission - 35c5 It

V

By Jamos F Morgan

BOMOLD FURNITURE

AT AUCTIONI am Instructed to soil at Iulillo

Auction

On WEDNESDAY July 3AT 10 UOLUOK A XI

lho Iloiifoliold Furniture of Mm COREItGEU at her Residence on

JiereUnlu street comprising

Parlor Bedroom Dining Room

FURNflURrTSupirb Breakfast Dinner and Tat Sets

In Kojul Worcester Uoyat CrownDerby and Colpot

Finest Tnblo Damask of Royal IrlsliLinen manufactured tor order entlrely now

Out QfanH Table and Bondolr Service

Pictures Biic-a-Bra- c Etc EtcAlso a brautlful collection of

Potted Ferns and PalmsOf the choicest descriptions com ¬

prising some of the rarest speci ¬

mens of the bland varieties

1 Steel Fischer RangeNearly new with the Kitchen Utensils

complete

1 Macnoal Urban Burglar and Fireproof

Silver Site

fKr- - Tho Houso will be open for Inspooton on TUESDAY July Ld from 10 v m

until i v M

sharp

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Sale to comjunnce at 10 oclock

Jas F MorganAUCTIONEER

FOURTH OF JULY MBETING

OV THE

HAWAIIAN--

Jockey blubgjB

July 4 1895

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME

Races to Commence at 130 Sharp

1st RACE -- MlIe Dash Purse 150

2d RAOE Trotting and Pacing lo Har-ness

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3 minute class best 2 in 3Purse 100

3i KAOE-Ji-M- ile Dnsh Hawaiian BredHorses Parse 160

4th RACETrottlngand Pacing to Harnoss Free for ail Purso 200

5tu KACE-lK-M- Ile Dash Free for allPrse m

Wf- c- Three to enter end two to startIn oaso of only two entries the third entryto be deducted from the Winning Purse

101k- - Entries close July 1st at 2 p M

General Admission 100Carriage 250Quarter Stretch Badges 260

S Q WILDERBeoretnry Hawaiian Jockey Club

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- TO NIGHT

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Direction of FrautL lioogs

The Manigomont takes pleasure in an- -

nonnuine of thetno nppeiruneonmwiit Artlstnj

AlexandraBreitsclmck

MarquardtHARP HOLOISTj

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Jolm Marquardt- VIOLINIST

Reserved Seats 1 Each

EST Reserved Sont Sola uowia pro ¬

gress nt HOBRON DRUG COM

PANYIS STOKE

J S WALKER

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands

Rooms 12 Sprockets Block Honolulu H I

Royal insurance company of Liverpool

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON

alliance Marine and general assurance Company otrLondon

sW insurance company of san Francisco

WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY

Northwestern Marine and life insurance company ovMilwaukee

SUN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA

Life Fire and Marine Risks Taken at Reasonable Rates

Telephone 92

H E McINTYRE BROBast fort king sts

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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and Feed

Now and Fresh Goods received by every paeket from California EasternStates and European Markets

Standard Grade o Canned Vegetables Frnits and Fisk

Goods dellvored to any part of the City

ISLAND TRADE S0LI0ITED BATI8FACTION GUARANTEED

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TO LEIHouses Furnished and Un

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Land For Sale

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English and HawaiianRon Eatato Agent Typewriter Stamp

Dealer Purchasing Oonunlsslonand Advertising Agent Etc

C3t-- Oftrioc No 827 KinR ttreet thiformer private oillc of E B Thomaa

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Vllders Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

0 U WIGHT 1res 8 H H08EEecCpt JA KING Ioit Bapt

Stair KINAUCLARKE Commander

Will lenve Honolula at 2 r m touching ntJjibslna Maalaea Ray And Alakena thename day Mahukona Kawaibao and Lattr

ahoehoe the following day arriving ntlllo tho same evening

XKAVKS HONOLULU

Tuesday Juno 25Friday July 6Tuesday July 10Friday JulyTuesday Aug 0Friday Aug 10Tuesday Au 27Friday Sept 0Tuesday Sept 17Friday Sept 27juenaayi uct aFriday Out 18Tuesday Oct 2iFriday Nov 8Tuesday Nov 19Friday Nov 29Tuesday Deo inFriday Deo 20

ABTUVES HONOLULU

TnesdBj Jnly 2Friday July 12Tuesday July 23Friday Aug 2Tuesday Aug 13Friday Ang 23lucsuay Sept 3Frldav Sept 13Tpesdoy Bept 24Friday Oct 4Tuesday Oct 15Friday Oct 25Tuesday Nov 5Friday Nv 15Tuesday Nov 20Friday 0Tuesday Dec 17Friday Dec 27

Returning will lcive Hilo at 1 oclockr h touching nt Laupahoehoe Mahu-kona

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and Kawalhae same day MakenaWnalaea Bay and Lalmlua the followingday arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays ami Fridays

No Freight will be received after 12noon on day of sailing

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays nt 5 r mtouching at Kahulnl Hium Hninoa andKlpahuln Maui Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday afternoons

Will call at Nuu Kaupo on seoond tripof each loontb

- No Freight will bo received alter ir m on day of sailing

This Company will reserves the right tomake changes in the time of departure andarrival of its Steamer without notice andit will not be responsible for any conse-quences

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arising therefromConsignees must be ut the Landings to

reoelve their freight ths Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight nfterit baa been landed

Live Stock only at owners risk

This Company will not be responsible forMoney or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers

Passencers are requested to tmr--chase Tickets before embarking Thosefalling to do so be subject to an addi ¬

tional charge of twenty five percent

INSURANCE

il Life and

AT BE8T HATES

Enquire of

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Corner King and Alakea StreetB

CAMAR1N0S REFRIGERATORS

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WAGON

In Town

NOW PHElAURIl TO MOVEIAXI--

In b tter shape than anynther express concern In tho city as Ihave n wagon large enough to move nwhole houseful of Furniture at out loadI have the latest

Pino HorUe Apralos

And guarantee to move Pianos withoutscratching to any part of

the city for

250

JiarT-afuryTarery--

I am a Tiimlr and dont care whoknows it Am nlwoys to be found at myStand

Corner King and Nuuanu Sts

Telephone 245

w I move my Fnnltnre 80 FASTthat it makrs my Competitors SWBATtoeven look at me

Yours for Business Only

WTLLIAM LARSEN

Meriuits MmS I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King ana Nuuanu Strees

Choice Liquors

AND

Fine Beers

TELEPHONE 491

Criterion SaloonFort near Hotel Streets

0 J McCarthy - - Manager

Popular Brands of Straight Goods

tALWAYS ON HAND

Try the Great Appetiser

The Brownie Cooktal

A Specialty with thiB Besort

- litroi or ihe -Famous Wieland Lagerltoer

Empire SaloonCorner Nnnanu nnd Hottl Bts

E N Kequa Manager

Cloico WlittUliniH Ata

POKTBBB Etc ON DKAUGHT

Balf-and-Ha- lf on Draught

Handmade Sour MashA BTJtOIALTY

LOST

LADIES GOLD WATOk ANDA Chain with Locket attached Asuitable reward will be paid by returningthosameto P J TliBTA

18 tf - 37 King Btroet

Subscribe for the Independent 60i cents per month

MAUI NOTES

Tho Race mooting of tho MauiRacing Asooiation is assured ontrios wore closed on tho 27th andnil the rneia have been filled Agood days sport is promised Belowi tho entry list for the differentraces

1st Race Pony Race DarlingMinnie Van Dyke Sunrise PingYhug Pop Corn and Haabeo

2nd Race 1 Mile Dash Oscurious nnd Mineola

3d Race Trotting Trudie Dukeof Waikapu Cbas S Anuie Brownand Frank S

lth Race -- Maiden Lottie C Annio Cora and Dash

5th Race Corinthian AnnieWinfield Dash and Hulumami

6th Race JMile Winfiold MaudC Bushwaokor and Dasb

7th Race 3 Mile Oscurious andMineola

The police searohod tho residoncoof Thomas Clark at Wailuku on lastWednesday for arms and ammuni-tion of war A thorough search wasmade of residence and out housesbut nothing was fouud

A Citizens guard was organizedat Wailuku on last Tuesday even ¬

ing The members will be on thelookout for fillibusters

A strict watch is kept on all vessels coming into Kahului ThePolice and Custom House depart¬

ments jointly bare four men on thoKahului every night

A ball will bo given at Spfeckels- -ville on 4th of July ove

The public highways around Wai-luku

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are being used for the accom-modation

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of Wajjuku plantationThe plantation is building a rail-road

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and in order to reach Wailukudepot at a cheap expanse it is layingits track along one of the most tra-velled

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roads in Wailuku The plan-tation

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is also laying its track alongtho Waihee road for some distanceHore is a chance for the Govern-ment

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to show its goodwill Towardsthe people

The steamer Kahului arrived fromSan Franoisco Tuesday morning11J days out wit li 500 tons coal andabout 300 tons of merchandise forthis port and 20 tons for Makukoua Captain Tyson received wordfrom tho manager of the HawaiianR R Co at Mahukona that theywould not discharge the steamersfreight or put sugar aboard of herbecause the company had a con-

tract with the owners of sailing ves-

sels¬

running to Mahukona to tboeffect that they would not allow aBteamer to unload freight at thatport A nice at aport of entry Here is a chanco forthe Legislature to show its handagainst monopoly

The brig Gousuolo arrived thismorning 18 days from San Fran-cisco

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Sbo will probably get awayto morrow

The steamer Kahului will sailnext week

Spreckolsville plantation finishedgrinding last Friday the output be-

ing¬

6700 tons Pnia plantation willfinish grinding next week

MUBllfl T GET8 THERE

The Kamaaina Dofoata the Malihinis

The American League has showedits good common sense Tho morabora sat on the ambitious strangorswho tried to defeat Tim Murray andlast evening that popular leader wasro ehcted president of the LeagueH G Orabbo was the only opposingcandidate who came up to the otarting post and ho was distanced beforethe quarter mile was readied 105

votes against 30 were the result ofthe balloting

Tho League will now continue itsgood work with tho following off-

icers

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T B Murray president J NWright first vice prosidont AllanOlarkosooond vice presidont M EL

Drummond recording HearotaryDan Lyons financial secretary GooHawkins troasuror Messrs J Dolnnoy Capt Wilson and C Orabbotrustees H Evans sorgoaut-nt-arra- s

Levi Porkins inner guard JdhnGraham outer guard

And the Indeienuent aa usualshowed tho result in advance

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Mr Barnes Opens

A Magnificent Ftock of JapansGoodo v

Mr A Barnes who a Bhort winago returned from Japan has op ii

A temporary store in which hoplays his boautiful selection ofof virtue nnd luxury Tho fi tare arranged in Mr Cunhas biitiing known as the Republic on it

street and fanciers of Japanese aand genuine goods will do well i

call around and inspect tho alepro8entedr The goods are eelocrwith a taste that has not been e i

led here The prices quoted simpshow that Mr jtarnoa does not prpose to impose on the public b

simply wishos to furnish fine gooiat most reasonable rates To d

wo mention a few objects which wuBell readily Silver headed canmade of Malacca and Ebony aoffered at prices from 2 50 toUnmounted Ebony Sticks canhad at 25 cents a pieco BeautttJapanese slippers mado of tho finestraw are quoted at 25 cents a paMats that surpass the Niihau rrareMjold for 75 cents a piece Graoloth in tho finest texture andgrey or white colors are priced40 cents a yard

Toilet articles as brushes etc etare found in great selection andmarvelous cheap prices Crookisilver ware fanoy bed quilts are n s

erous It will be well to call arouieary because within two weeks 1

whole outfit will be sold and tpublic will have to wait until Bartmakes another trip Nothing niflar to tho stock offered s can i

found in the Japanese storesHonolulu

NoliGeorge H Dole of Riverside

brother of President Dole ofbastard Hawaiian Republic vto tho Los Angeles press

I am well acquainted withThureton and know him to beof all a Hawaiian and nt it atdent lover of hiF mother ceuoand admirer of her institutions uI am sure that sooner than laborhave Kaiulani ensooused upon tthrone as Quven of Hawaii whirwould mean a virtual surrenderthe country to England he wonconsent to stand up and bo shot anmisguided patriot

We do not think that such a cmparatively insignificant thing ns tfshooting of Thurftori should briniittod to stand in the way cJ

restoration of the right of the Hwaiian people of which they hitbeen robbed by alieu speculate1and by Hessian politicians If U

shooting of Thurston will retnjcthis monstrous and infamous wronlet him be shot forthwith Suetmenio life

Sans Sonci

The most lovely spot on OabSans Souci This favorite seatresort which has been immortalby the pen of Robert L Steventwho resided there for monthsonly four miles from Honolulu awithin easy roach of the trarriuThe surroundings and bathingthis famous resort are suporioanythiug found in the HawnIslands Cottngos and boardbo obtained on easy terms Titable set by tho manager is boltthau any offered here at other htels For picuics bathing partiand outings tho best accomniodathcan be secured by giving notktho manager

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1HE COMMONB

Inquiries as to Hrltieh Subjects Impfsonod at Honolulu

London May 80 In tho HouiCommons to day Mr JameHogan asked the Govorhmenatato tho result of tho inquirytho matter of tho imprisonmentsubjection to harsh treatmonBritish subjects in HonoluluEdward Groy Parliamentary Setnry for Foreign Affairs said 1

cases in question vtere now j

examined by the law ofUcoieGrowu to wjion thoy hod b

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