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II L 3 1897

November 1 1800Tho VACUUM OILS nro sold in tho Hluvaiiim Islands by

tho Pacific ILvitDWAiti Co Ltd of Honolulu uijuo dolivoredlo tho purchaser in original packages us shipped fromjfotir works

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TOPICS OF THE DAY

A lawyer who is doing nn immensebusiness not through his legalability exactly hut through thecoiuat his disposal ashed a well known

katnaainn who frequently adornstho bench for a contribution thoHagey Institute Co Ltd Thogentleman answered as follows Iwill rathor contribute to an insti ¬

tute that provides a cure againstthirst for wealth than against thirstfor liquor And now thoy dontspeak as they go by

Students of Amoriean history may

remember that in 1798 BenjaminFranklin by his will donatod 000

to Boston This amount was boloaned out for one huudrod years topoor apprentices at f percent inter-

est¬

after which tho accumulationswore be devoted to spocified pub-

lic

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uses The amount now reachesno loss than 3Q00OO and it will

probably bo appropriated to thoeroction and maintenance a tech-

nical

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trades school A noblo ox

ample well worthy of following bysome of our nouveaux riches Farbetter a school for tho poor than a

or truefor ourselves

A very influential English journalwith an immonso European and col-

onial¬

circulation lias the followingsorio comical remarks to inrnfnrAnnn In I tin 43iifna ntwl

Iloneer Ljiiio or raciretrt trom Liverpool tie Wpgt I1

Eastern

part

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be iu excellent conditionssugar it sent to

protty cortain that thore will bo seri-

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commotions in our half ruinedcolonies Quashoo does not takekindly to starvation if ho has nomoney fnr the purchase of food hoquickly takes it by force WouldPresident Cleveland theu feel jail-

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upon to interfero with a highhand wero Jamaica or BarbadoeB tobecome tho seat of rioting Thatweuld bo iu strict accordance withhis bullying effort to dictnlo toSpain iu connection with Cuba

Tho very weak reply of this morn

iugs Advertiser to tho following

editorial from Sau

Ohroniclo shows tho has

piercod its Aunexi

want considerable more

brass bofore thoy cau pierce thatof incoming Seorotary of Stateor manipulate tho will of the noblestRoman of them all MoKinloy whoso

first efforts will bo to atteud to homo

affairs before foroign ou

tauglements

Tho annexation party in Hawaiiwill uot find much comfort iu thocoming appoiutmout of Johu Sher ¬

for Secretary of State Theconoluding paragraph of Shermans

Recolloolions says Tho o

of tho futuro aro tho vision ofmankind but I that our peo-

ple¬

will bo content with internalfinnii ih HHnwl lliii ilrtltltlltnl lAtlO

of States is already large enough toombarassment in the Souato

a republio should not hold de ¬

provinces or posfopsionsEvory new acquisition will createembarrassments aud Mexicoas indepondont ropublics bomore valuablo to tho United Statesthau if untved into additional StatesTfio Union already embraces dis ¬

cordant olomoutsaddiug othors If life is pro-

longed¬

will do all can to add tothe aud prospoiity of tho

United State but nothing to ox

tond its limits or to add new dangersby acquisition of foreign lorritoryAs President elect McKiuloy was inno way oblivious to tho position ofMr Sherman on foreign politicswhen he tondored him tho portfolioof Secretary Of State tho charactorof bis own foroign policy may bo

from this extract

AT THE HIGH SOHOOL

Professors Didasculato for tho Bonofit of tho Educational World

1rofossor John P Scott ou Mon ¬

day evening prosidod most oiliciontly at tho gathering of the HonoluluTeachers Association in tho HighSchool building at which over a100 teachers wero present

The Principal adresses whichof a highly interesting and valuablocharactor woro ably delivered byInspector Gonoral H S TownsendMiss Duncau Prof M M ScottProf Hosmer Mr J L Dumas audProf Woodwnrd

If tho advicp precepts and sug ¬

gestions given aio carried iuto dailypractice Hawaii will feel evenprouder of her schools nud teachersthan sho is to day for it is the moraland not the book education of theyoung that found build and fortifytho State The speakers con-

gratulated¬

ou their thoughts andthobost wishes of the community goout to them in their efforts ou be- -

mansion monument mausoleum half education

The Albert Arrivos

Tho Albert Griflitlip ar-

rived¬

yesterday morning 11 days outfrom Sau She brings acargo of goneral merchandise aud afine lot of live stock Bolte istho importer of about 10 head ofAngus cattle a female mule a horso

Should the cane industries in tho aud a All tho auimalsWest Indies kuocked out by arrived Thethe subsidized boet seems Angus cattle will bo tho

the Franciscothat shaft

armor Theatiomsts

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Mr

Mendonca Ranch at Kaneohe Ifthey live thoro aro prospects formagniQcout beef cattle on thatranoh Captain Griffiths had roughweather all tho way down andduriug tho lat day encounteredrollers that uearly rolled his vesselover and that made him anticipateroports of cyclones aud tidal wavesiu Japan The Captain is hale andhearty as ovor

Tuaoral of PatyTho funeral services of John II

Paty will tako place this afternoonat 1 oclock from tho family resi-

dence¬

Rev D P Birnio ollloiatingTho funeral of the docoased gentleman will bo in charge of tho mombors of tho Hawaiian Lodgo No 21A F aud A M aud the iutermoutwill tako placo at the Nuuauu ceme-

tery¬

the romauiB will boplaced in tho Paty vault Tho fol-

lowing¬

gontleraou will net as pallbearers Capt Fuller P O JonesB F Dilliugham Edw MarshallH n Parker G W Smith J OCartor and J B Athorton

High School Ooncort

Tho High School concert will bo

givu at tho Y M O A Hall onSaturday evening next its objoot

vents k0nk P01 from tho pleasure afforded 10 mo gnosis i no 01 meelectric lights recently installed A

aorouata will bo produced Mifs KateMcGrow introducing tho solo Oh

K T GoU lf Good Nightof foreign acquisitions Our family i

croato

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where

paymoiu

Theprincipals will beMi8sKato McGrowMiss Kathloou King Mr Macuidaand Mr W L Stnuloy Tho chorusof fairies will be represented by

i youug ladies from tho High SchoolChoral Society

One of the largest shipmeulti ofbeer for tho sf ason was roceivd byHarry Klouiino of tho Louvre fromtho Seattle Browing Co Importersof Uainier Hoer dud it necessary toincrease their oulers evory mouth tomeet tho increasing demand Soldin bottloj or on draught nt thoLouvre

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Stmr KINATJOLAItKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu ntlOA m tonchlngatLnhalno Maalaea Hay nnd Makona thesame lny Mahnkena Kawaibnonnd Laupahoehoe tho following day arriving atHllo tho samit afternoon

LrVE8 HONOLULU HONOLULU

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Tuesday JulyTuesday AuFriday AurTuesday Sept1ridav 8optTuosday 8opt28Friday Oct 8Tuosday Oct ItFriday Oct 29Tuesday Nov 0Friday NovlOTuesday Nov 30Friday Dec 10Tiisday Deo 21Friday Dec 31

IteturnliiR will leave Hlo at 8 oclockA m touching at Laupahoohoo Mahnkonu and Kanaihao same day MakonaMaalaca liny nnd Ibaina the foilovylngday arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays ami Fridays

ju Will call at Potioiki Puna on trli smarked

tif NoFroightuill be received after ba m on duy of sailing

Tho popular route to tho Volcano is viaHllo A good carrhigo road tho entire dis ¬

tance ltound trip tickets covering alleiponsos 5000

Stmr CLAUDINEOAMEUON Oompiander

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p mtouohing at Kahului Hanu Hamoa andKlpalinlti Manl ltetnruing arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will cdll at Nuu Knupo oeco eachmonth

gtSf No freight will be received after iv si on day of sailing

This Company will resorves tho right tomake changes in tho ttmoof departure andarrival of Its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any conse ¬

quences arising therofroniConsignees must bo at tho Landings to

receive their freight this Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt lias beou lauded

Llvo Biook received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In the care of Pursers

tXf-- Passengers are requested to pur ¬

chase Tickets bofore embarking Thosefalling to do so will be subject to an addi-tional

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cliargo of twenty five per cont

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Glaus Spreckels Co

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of Montreal

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F J TESTA Proprietor and Tublislior

EDMUND XTOIUUB Editor

W HORAOK WItianV AssistantEditor

ItcsldliiK In Honolulu

WEDNESDAY FEB 3 1897

THK FRU TAOB OF DECEIT

The Sonata nftlo United Siaton la

ootnposBil of ninuty persons repre-

senting

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tho forty live States of thoUnited States of America and a

Fort street merchant desiriug toknow tho minds of said Senatorsconcerning tho Annexation of Ha-

waii

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addresses a circular to fifty

eight of them and receives a replyfrom twenty two of thorn eleven ro- -

plies being more or less

Upon this showing theFort street merchant goes on n

jamboree and insists on a showingof his letters in tho columns of anowspaper

Of course the nowspaper reporteris blamed he always is and an-o-

plauation has to be made and of all

persons tho editor of tho Friend hasto solemnly assert that ho has soon

and read tho lettors and that theyaro tho truth the whole truth andnothing but tho truth so hollupme oto

If there is anything in this dis

piny of assurance aud letters tomake the Annexation Olub go wild

ovor The Independent fails to see itIn fact tho lettors make dismalreading to thoughtful annexation-

ists The letters are published in

pursuanco of tho policy of deceit in-

augurated¬

when men were wantedto carry guus by Messrs ThurstonDole and W O Smith The onlyway to onlist tho gun carriors at thetime January 17 1893 was to pro-

mise

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thorn annexation and tho promino was made by men who knew

better than anyone olso that annex¬

ation was not to be obtained thattho only purpose that was soughtwas to obtain offices For four yearstho best government these islandsovor had has beon deceiving itssupportors and feeding thorn stonesfor broad Tho end must bo thofruitago of derail in all ages

TOPICS OF THE DAY

It is rather au unusual proceedingto have tho Marshal appearing asprosecuting attorney iu tho CircuitCourt Where was W O Smithyesterday in tho Houghtailiug caseHis doputya bald head was verymuoh iu ovidonco but the Republicwas represented by Marshal BrowuOn tho merit of tho case the de¬

fendant was acquitted Tho Mar¬

shal did all in his power to show thojust causo of the prosecution Wouldit not bo bettor howover to allow

tho Mnrshnl to devote hia timo to

nttouding to police work instead of

acting in two or threo differentcapacities What aro Smith and

Dole doing Reading up authoritieson Martial Law or devoting theirtimo to paying olaitus to CaptainWalker Craustoun and others ThoAttorney General has sufUciont

spbTe time to attend the Pacific

Olub and Annexation meotings

Couldnt ho find it convenient toappear in Court especially whon his

deputy evidently is considered in-

competent by tho powers thai bo

Marshal Brown yosterdny slatediu tho Circuit Court that it was a

fact to be regretted that the police

oLficors will drink liquor sold illicit-

ly

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and not report to the Marshal

It is pity really that there aro some

police officers who decline to act asspies and sneaks Tho police felt

awfully humiliated by tho charge of

tho Marshal They aro now drink-

ing

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milk only from a certain Wai

kiki ranch and they are all wonder ¬

ing how much water tho virtuousrancher puts in the alleged milk

Illicit liquor is honest compared towatered milk

Tho action on tho part of thebest government of Hawaii in

awarding the contract to eN ct thonew firo station to Mr Arthur Urrison thereby iguoring the bids of

four reputable contractor will pro-

bably¬

have the attention of tho tax ¬

payers who have been swindled outof several thousands of dollarsTho Jstones offered by Mr FredHarrifon for tho building aud refusod by tho alleged experts of theInterior Department have beuuplaced on exhibition on Fort Streotiu tho building noxt to WiehtuansJewelry store The Independentwill uso tho X Ray on tho latestjob aud report tho result in to-

morrows¬

issue which probably willhavo a disastrous effect on thojobbers

Yesterday tho Right Rev AlfredWillis Bishop of Honolulu cele-brated

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tho completion of the 25thanuivorsary of his consecration totho high office ho holds His markedpersonality orudito learning in ¬

tegrity of lifo manliness of conductand sincerity of purpose havo madohim ostooined and respected by allwho know him As perfection andidealities aro impossible on oursphere antagonisms must occasion-

ally¬

occur but it is always uqticodthat tho opponents of Bishop Willisaro invariably met with a keou

trenchaut and honest blado aud ovendofeat at his bauds is deemed auhonor Tun Independent nnd thocommunity greet Bishop Willis with

felicitations on this memorable dayand nt tho same time cougralulatoHawaii that her Protestant Epis-

copal¬

Head is Bishop Willis Itmay also bo said that in July thoBishop will havo complotod hie 25thyear as Bishop of Honolulu hohaving succeeded BiBhop Staloy in

that month The Independent alsotakes tho opportunity to wish thoBishop many happp roturus of thoday it boiug tho Gist anniversary ofhis birth Halo and hearty theutroko in his collego team in years

gone by tho Bishop has preservedhis lovo for holiest athletic sport andalthough having passed tho threoscoros of years is now as fond of allmauly games as ho was in hia collogodays Many a young Hawaiiau hasgood roasons to join Tub Independ ¬

ent in felicitating tho Head of lolani College onthls hlfi natal dayAlasi too tnauy 0f thorn havo forgotton tho allegiauco and loyaltyclue to Alfred Bishop of Honolulu

GOODBYE

O ono to Join Hia Shipmates or HisLast OruiBe

Iu tho death of John Kennedydear old Joe as ho wai affection-

ately¬

tortued by nil tho friends whoknow him aud mom especially bytho thousands of mon-of-wa- audseafaring mon who havo called atthis port duriug tho past ton yearshis friends have lost a true kindtoudor and bravo hoartod man ns

honest aud st might forward as thoday light as blythesomo as tholark aud as true as the hosttompored steel Humble iu hissphore of lifo ho wat a gentleman

Proud of his sorvico in tho UnitodStates Navy evory sailor ho met homado his personal friond as mucha9 if ho woro his own brother andmany a kind thought will rocall hismomory whon tho uows of his deathroaches tho whito loot

Kaunados euphonized into Kennody by his shipmates was bomnear Athons Greece about 50 yearsngo His grandmother aged 110 andhis mother aged 70 aro still livingbut they havo rocoivod their lastearthly greotings from him

Johns life until within the paBtyears has beeu that of a seafaringman and in that capacity ho visitedmost of tho known ports of thoivorld rapturing a marvelous stockof information aud anecdote audacquiring a fluent grasp of manyIan gu ago

The funeral took placo this morn-ing

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from the Roman CatholicCathedral Tho Right Rhv thoBishop of Panopolis officiating audtho full choir beautifully reuderingtho solemn rausip of tho deda Thocoffin strewn with beautiful flowersand covered with au American flagpro3onted to hifn by many friendson tho U S S Boston was coveredwith a pall of black velvet withstiver adornments

Among the pall bearers wore P Gand D GCamariuos Goorgo Lycurgus George Andros relativos or closoconnections of the dead W HuutorLouis Buisuoll Charles Lind audothers representing tho Foundryand Stoamboat men

Tho attendance at tho Cathedralwaa largo aud about thirty carriagesfollowod in tho mournful procossionto Joes last lesliug place iu Nuuanu Valley cometory whore thofriouds who sorrow for his lots willkeep his gravo and momory greenE A William tho undertaker hadchargo of tho funeral

Kai Chong a Chinese taro planterand hog raiser at Kunawni was yostordnv killed by a largo black boarTho boar was subsoqunutly captur ¬

ed with a lasso by Goorgo Holt

Homo lunch at the Anchor withRainier beer or other beveragesfrom 1130 to 180

HAWAIIAN

Opera HouseMONDAY NIGHT FEB 8 1897

Farewell Concort by

Donald De Y Graham

AND

Madame Marquardt

ASSISTED BY

Mtsa Kate McGrow

Mr Jimmie WilderMi--Harr- y Gillig

POPULAR PRIOESResorvod seats downstairs SI 00Reserved seats Balcony 75Balcony Admission 50Gallery 25

Salo of Reserved Seats willopen WEDNESDAY Morning nt

a m at Wnll Niahols Co

LOANB

IQHTY FIVK THOUSAND DOL- -Ji lam 85 000 to loan on aiinrnvod-- eourlty A V GKAlt

lJ0 3t 210 King SS eel

Not Coming

Sharkoj tho great champion hrswritten to his friond Mr PaddyRyan tho manager of tho AnchorSaloon that ho cannot po8iblymnko his promised trip to HonoluluSharkey has a lawsuit on hand atpresent which demands his piosoucoin California On tho 17th of Marchtho Corbett Fitzsimmous fight is toconio off aud it is tho intention ofSharkoy to be there and uhnlleugotho winner Under this circum ¬

stances he cannot make a dato foihis appearance in Honolulu but hohopes that beforo long ho will beable to shako hands with hisnumerous friouds iu the Paradise oftho Pacific

ely Tnnipe3k

Honolulu Jan 27 JSOG

Kane Knives and KutleryFor tho benefit of our Sugar

plantations wo havo procured unow aluminum cano knifoknownas tho Hawaiian special- -

TY It is especially adaptedfor Hawaiian Cano Holds as itwas manufactured expressly forthorn after many years of prac-tical

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experience Ordors forIhom should como in promptlyas thorc is already u largo doinand for thorn

American and English CutleryIn this lino wo cannot be ap ¬

proached by any ono with ourselected specialties Whon worefer to our razors wo refer tothoso English firms WADE andBUTCHER and WOSTENHOLM whoso fame and reputa-tion

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aro world wide Thoy neverissue any but roliablo And suporlino goods

Then wo havo tho GroonUiver BUTCHER KNIVEScoming from that famous ltussol Factory tho largest in thoworld Their temper and onduranco aro marvellous

Seymour Bros is anothorworld renowned firm for theirSCISSORS AND SHEARSThoy are oxcellont in evory linoWo keep in stock tho scissorsfor ludies and tho perfection ofShears for Bankers Tailors andHarbors and no ono can affordto bo without thorn if thoy wishto live happy and contentedHorsemen also cannot very wollafford to bo without our horsoclippers or tho tonsorial artistswithout our hair clippers Woneed not magnify tho praises ofany of these articles for thoirmerits speak for thomsolves

Ton Bayajiaa Hardware Co LV

307 Port StreetOpposite Sprookols Hank

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Corner Ianclibuwl anil Ecretaulu Streot

KEEP THE HK3T STOOK OK

Hay Grain Flour

LIVERMilRE VALLEY HAYHIKOIALTV 100

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

AT TUB ANNUAL MEETING OFtlio Hawaiian Kkotio Company Ltd

lioid Jaiiuury ao 1807 tlio following stoolsholder wero olooied to serve an olllccrsduring tho ensuing year viz

President AW Q IrwinVlco lrosldont J A HopporTreasurer Oodfroy lirovruBeorctnry Y M QlllardAuditor J 1 Haokfeld

Who also constitute the Hoard of Direc-tors

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- V M UIFFAMHonolulu Fob 1 IH97 Secretary

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NOTIOE

AND AFTKIl JANUA11Y Ho lbl7ONmy olUco will bo In tho Allon CottaRoUlnhnrds Street mauln noxt to cornerof King Tnlenhono 311MS J T WAYSOH M D

Hospital Flower Society

- AT -Independence - ParkFRIDAY FEB 12 1897

Proceeds lo be mod in aid of i froo bod

at tbe Qneons Hospital

Ticket 250 admitting Gentleman nndLadles and Including Supper Tickets onsmlo nt the trading DniRRlst 187 td

OOSA3STIO

Mimkii Co

KOR SAN KRANOISOO

THIC Al 8TKAM8HIJ

AUSTRALIAWILL LKAVK HONOLULU

ron Tim aiiovb pout on

Wenosday Feb 10thAT 1 OCLOCK P M

The undersigned me now tuepurtd toIssun Throngh Tickets from thin City to alpoints in tbe United fitiitcu

gXp- - For furtlur i urtlciilarfl regardingFrplKbt or Inssape apply to

W O IltWIN CO LuOenonl Aponts

Oceanic Steamship Co

Amlfiil Mali Forncii

Fur San FraaciscuTho Now and Finn Al Steel Htnnislilp

44ALAMEDAOf the Oceanic Bteamshlp Company it 111

bo duo at Honolulu from Syilnrv andAuckland on or about

Feto 4tliAnd will leave for tho abovo port withilnlls and Pasiengt H on or about thatdate

Far Sydney AnclUandThe Now nnd Fine At Steel Steamship

46 MONO WAIOf tho Oceanic Steamship Company willbe duo nt Honolulu from San Francisco onor about

Fefc 1 ltliAnd will havo prompt despatch with Mallsand Tls engers for tno abovo ports

Tho undersigned nro now preparedto issue

Through Tickets to All Points In the

United Elites

w For further particulars reai diniiTflljcht and rassueo apply to

Wm Q IRWIN 4 lil Ldnpneral Auents

Oceanic Steamship o

TIME TABLE

LOCAL LINE

S S AUSTRALIAArrive Honolulu Leovo Honolulu

from 8 F for b FFob 2 ii joMnraji March 10MorehSO AprilAprl 127 MnyoMy25 Juno 1

JiJie Juno 80July 0 July2HAug 17 AuifiMbopt 1 1 Boc oy

13 oUIoNovO Nov 7Dee 7 Doo ir

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From San Franciscofor Bydnoy

Jrnte JlonoluluMonowal Fob II 17Alameda Mnr II 07Mariposa Apr X 07Moan May 0 1897Alameda Juno II 07Muriposu July 1 07Moanu July 20 1807Alameda Aug 20 07

From Sydnoy forBan Frnnolsco

Icaxe HonoluluAlameda Fob I 07Mnilposu Mnr I 07Monnn Apr I 1K07

Alar oda Apr 20 07Mariposa May 27 07Moaiui Jumt 21 07AlamedaJuly22107MnrlposuAngJO 07

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Sugar 3 0 10

Ladios Day at this Paeifio TonniaCourto i The regular monthly meeting of

Road what Lewis Co havosay olRowhoro

The Australia loaves on Wednes ¬

day uoxt nt i p m

Tho Queens Hospital Trusteesmoot on Friday rnomiuf

Senator John McCandloss is payjug a visit to Kauai

Tho Salvation Army has been re-

in¬

forced by tho Australia

Tho Boards of Education andlloalth should moot this afternoon

Looking for Wash Materials Goto Snobs the largest assortment intown

Threo pouud tins of cannod pineapple are sold for 15 cents in Sacra-mento

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Judge 1orry has awarded to Wil-

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Co 2050 for salvage of thoLurlino -

Tho rornains of lato U S MinisterWillis havo safely reachod the family homo

Call on Lewis fc Co and inspectthoir rarities delicacies and solidstand byes

Tho Alamoda on rout for SanFrancisco is duo to morrow Gotyour mail ready

A Toaohors Association has beenorganized at Pearl City at tho in ¬

stance of J W Smith

U S Charo dAffairo Mills andVice Consul Bovd called on boardIT B M S lcaniB yostorday

The Myrtle Biat Club will cele ¬

brate their Mth Annivorxary tomor ¬

row evening with a Smoker

The Mokolii turned up all riyhiat 1 oclock this morning She hndbeen weathor bound at Halawn

Charles Kruotor formerly a membor of the baud ins returned andwill probably resume his position

Prof Webber D D and MrsWebber of Massachusott are on avisit to their d uightor Mrs Maxwell

Tho California Fruit Market willro opeu this afternoon with solectice house goods from tho Australia

Band at the Hawaiian Hotd tomorrow ovoniug Last ovouing theguests had a merry danco and nconcert

Tho Government and ConsularHags woro half masted to day out ofrospoct to the memory of tho latoJohn H Paty

Call and samplo that Wioland Beeraud half and half at thn Emplrowhilo it is in its prime Oarlyle andJimmy Olds aro ready for you

Capt Fleet and tho officers of HB M S Icarus paid an official visitto the Prosident yesterday boingintroduced by tho British Commis-sioner

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Head tho topics locals and a letterfrom Julius A Palnibr in referenceto Queou Liliuokalauis visit to theUnited States appearing on thooutside pages

Tho Supremo Court hns affirmedthe decree appoatod from in tho capeof V V Ashford vs H Poor andtho Hawaiian Government Thoplaiutiff losos

A most successful rohoarsal forSaturdays concert at the Y M 0A Hall was hold at the High Schoollast evening All present woro highlydelighted with tho trial

Tho fire alarm rang out for thothird timo yostorday At 1030 pmit was for a pilo of rubbish put outbn a buokot of watof Such needlossexpensed Bhould be provoutod

Tho police are hot on tho trail of aquartet of young men who on Mon-day

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night had more fun than willbo good for thoir health Hoodlumism has to bo stoppod at all hazard

Tho Queon of Portugal recontlyamused herself by taking X rayphotographs of the court ladiesand was so horrified at tho sight ofdeformed skeletons that tho corsotis now tabooed in court oirolos

Tho District Magistrate eujoyedanother oasy seanco this morningTwelve Chinese gambling oasos worodismissed a nolle prosequi boing ontored by tho Deputy Marshal whobolioves in allowing ovon tho heath ¬

en to onjoy their holiday

Tho Oijoauio Steamship Co havoelected tho following ofllcors Pro-

sident¬

John D Spreokols Vice-Preside- nt

Charles Goodallj Agent andTreasurer John D Spreokols andBros Sucrotary 13 U Sholdon Di-

rectors¬

John D Spreokols A B

Sprocket Glaus Spreokols CharlesGoodall A O Tubbs and J A

Diekmau

WANT ANNKXATION

j Grand llally of Citlssans of tbo New1 To1nvt

to the Annexation Club on the recently liHiowrcd island oulsido Quale- -

mala took place on tho of Janu ¬

ary By carrier pigeon wo havo re-

ceived¬

tin following roportTho Piesidetit of tho Club was

uuablo to be present owing to agrjod sizod jag and tho secretarywas in the samo predicament Thovico pretident was versatile as overand held up tho meeting which wasat ended by moro than fourteonprominent citizen among whomworo couspcuous tho S O W thoHageys tho Saints aud other sincoro nnuoxationistR

A temporary secretary was ap-

pointed¬

with the restriction that hehad to drop the huht ktd for thotimo being aud tho ball was thenopened

Mr Broom of England wantedeverjono to understand that ho wasin favor of annexation becauso thopresent poverumont of tho islandwas not stable at all In fact a cer-

tain¬

crow had talkod back to himthis very morning and although hoMr Broom horotoforo had boliovodin tho independence of the islandho had reasons to change his viowa- -

The men who opposed annexationdid so on account of thoir pocketbooks He personally was verymuch interested in the pocket bookof nuo of tho opponents but noth-ing

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could mako him sell his princi-ples

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Tho island is small and wohave a h io in doing thotqunre thiug and making somethingout of it The Broom family hadtherefore decided to lot one of theBrooms sweep for annexation andauothor against it Whatever waytho cat should jump one Broomwould bo ou the lop of tho pilo Thoprinciples laid down in that speechworo heartily endorsed by tho audi- -

ouroTho chnirman after incidentally

staling that he hnd resided over 00years ou the island and novor madomuch of a success gave tho floor toono of tho early missionaries whoalso believed in having the islandannexed to Hawaii He wanted itthoroughly understood that a mis-

sionary us long as ho behaves him ¬

self is just as good as the uoxt manHo admitted that tbo missionariesnevor can nor will behnvo them ¬

selves but could see no reason whythey should nt write letters to Ha-

waii¬

tolliug ovoryone that tho citi-

zens¬

of the Now Island all want an-

nexation¬

Write letters he saidnever mind whether you tell thotruth or a lie None of us reallywant annexation but wo must oroatotbo impression and hang singly orcolleotivoly

A man whoso name our reportercould not catch being a very nowarrival was thon given tho orHo admitted that ho know nothingabout tuo isiana ana mat no wassimply a stranded adventurer Attbo same timo his braying bad to bo

heard aud from good authority ho

learned that tho wealth of tho isl-

and¬

was far in oxcess of its debtstHoar hoar Guauot Ho camo fromCanada but ho boliovod that Ha-

waii¬

was tbo salvation of tbo islandand if wo did not got annexed ourbusiuess in the police courts wouldgo to the dogij and tho ChineseJapanoso trade would bo swallowedup by some othor adventurer

Undor a most uproarious applausoanother convert to annexation ap ¬

peared Mr McGinty wanted thoaudionco whioh by this timo haddwindled down to seven and a halfto understand that the islnud wasfounded ou rook and candy so

solid that nothing woidd wash himdown uxcopt annexation Japanesewould como to the island said thespeaker aud eventually wo wouldhavo to bo washed down in sakewhioh would bo most unpalatabloto tho speaker aud the audienceAnnexation to Hawaii was tho inscription ou Iho bauuor whichshould bo carriod to tho front byeverybody ou tho island who hadtbo intorest of tho speakers at boarlHawaii bad shown horself a giaut of

progress in alluwiug wiuo from

Mtty V tVMWtTIMIl

California to be imported free ofduty Thats the kind of govern ¬

ment wo wantThe meeting thon brokn up tho

Bix members and tho speakers mak-

ing¬

a wild break for Hawaii and thobar

Hear Iho Harp

Mrs Marcquardt will play tho harpat tho Opora House on Saturdoyuext and thou sho will loavo us

Thoso who havo not boon fortun-ate

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enough to hear tho world-famou- s

virtuouso should bo present atthe farewell concert Thoso whohave heard Mrs Marrquardt needno oucouragnment to go thero again

Donald do V Graham aud HarryGill i will rondor solos and duettsand tho towu will insist in Mr Gilligsinging that famous song of Mandelay which ho claims ho cantyou knowl

Miss McGrew will assist with bormusical powers and Jamie thowild man of Borneo will bo thereDear children fancy haviugJamioon tbo stage

The Hawaiian Islands now standsecond in the list of sea borne Cali-fornia

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Winos the figures being forthe year 189G Central Amorica277071 gallonp 18620 pases andvaluod at 197807 Hawaiian Islands182031 gallons 958 cases aud valuodat 82500 Mexico and Euglandclosely follow

BUSINESS IiOOALS

Straw Hals at vourKerrs

own price at

Laco Curtains from SI to 20 perpair nt Kerrs

Prices slashed in Wash Materialsat N S Sachs

Plain Colored Sateens all thogoo I 6hndn 15e per yard at KerrV

Dimities and French MuslincPlain an J Dotted Swiss in all quali-ties

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at KorrV

Remnants of Wn3h Matorinls inDress length1 Skirt lengths andWaist Patterns at half price at NS Sachs

Tho most prominent analyticalchemists of tho United States re ¬

port that Duffys Malt Whiskey isthe purest in the world Tho Anohorkeeps it

All aboard for tho Pantheon JimDodd has received another caruo ofhis famous Euterpriio Bor Soahow the amber brew glistonp spark-les

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nud foams Thats tho geniunemalt

In addition to the Rainier Seattlobeer the Anchor keeps tho finestblends of liquors Notably amongstthorn aro John DewarsScotoh Whis ¬

key Standard TimeOPS LongLifoaud Duffys Malt

Bicycle boyti remember that wohavo the finest brows of Buffalo Boorand tho Pabst genial shandy gaff attho Royal Pacific aud Cosmopolitanand with ouriutorchangeablochecksyou can take a turn around thoblocks between refreshments

Joyasuriya tho Cingalese importerhas opened a now storo at No G

Hotel St almost at tho cornor ofHotel and Nnunnii streets whero hohas some splendid specimens of Cin ¬

galese laco and jewelry Tho pricesare within tho roach of all from thopoorest to tho richest An inspectionwill amply repay the lovers of thocurious and toautifiil

Tho Empire wields tho sway inpopular osteom Amoug the attrac¬

tions are Rainier boor in bottle andWioland ou draught Sour MashWhiskey of tho priinost qualityMondoucots California brandy apuro article Lo Francs Frouohbrandy famed for its bouquot andHeunessoys oolobrnted three starbrand Gilboys Jamaica Rum isold and iu primo condition

Who built tho Panthaon Wodont moau tholnutheon of AncientHistory but tho modern ono on Fortand Hotel Tho one with tho bestreading room in the oity WhyJim Dodd and Enterprise beerfriendly and courteous treatment byall connected with it and tho factthat overything iu stock is of thobest quality and old Jim stands byas a true friend to all truo men

To tho Louvro for boor cool spark-ling

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aud clearTo tho Louvro for wiues tho best of

good cheerTo tho Louvro for liquors so raollow

aud puroTo the Louvre well go nud buy to

bo suroTo lind a boor to suit all testes

Was not mx easy battleBut tho Louvro won when it obtain-

ed¬

That favorite draught Seattlo

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LOSEGeneral Agent for tbo Hawaiian Islands

Scotch whisky has become ono ofthe favorite beverages in Honoluluduring the last year The differentbusiness houses havo competed tounci ttio very best brand The RoyalAnnex now claims to have importeda whisky which cannot bo excelledT V F is tho namo aud tho lettersBtnud fpr The Very Finest Thiswhisky will ho served exclusively attho Royal Amies and connoisseurswill do well to step in aud taste thoT V F

LEWIS CO

If thoro is ono thing belterthan another in far off IIavaiiit is that which suggests a lowtemperature Ice Ilouso Goodsis tho thing By the Australiawo recoived Fresh CaliforniaColory Caulillour Yellow Tur-nips

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Sprouts lied CabbagoIlorso Radish Quail FrozenEastern and California OystersMallard and Toal Ducks Salmonand Solo Tamales Frank Furtors and Bologna Sausages FancyOhecso Naval Oranges ApplesLemons New Kidney PotatoesOnions California CrcamoryBlock muter

Thoso aro tho lines wo recoivoby steamer thoy- - aro sold inshort order because people knowwhat is coming and thoy areready But this time wo had anextra quantity aud can supplycustomers for tho next few days

LEWIS COFort Street GROCERS Tol 210

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In many parts of tho land oftho frco and tho homo of thobravo athis timo of tho yourbuilding operations aro suspend-ed

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and every man has his oyoon tho coal doalor whilo watch-

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tho wator pipes showing alondoncy to froezo up En Hono-

lulu whore spring is four sea-

sons¬

in tho yoar carponters maywork insido or out

Tho unusual operations of thopast year havo had a depressingoiloct upon odgo tools for likooverything oho thoy givo waywith too constant uso Wo havein view of the prospoctivo de ¬

mand mado a big buy of thofinost grado of tools obtainabloin eastern markets thoy arowhat carponters and machinistsneod all tho timo and when buying tho host thoy got that whichlasts longost and obviate thonocossity of broaking in

Wo have tho Millora FallsCompany ratohot brace withdrill attachment Tho Elkinssaw file Baileys adjustableblado wood and iron baso planesStool tape measures guaranteedto bo accurate Two foot rulesin ivory and bound with Gor ¬

man silvor Olmsloads im ¬

proved mitro boxes The NowRogers foot powor scroll sawwith drill and ornery attach ¬

ments Thoso goods aro allguaranteed first class

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Gontraotor and BuilderOlllco and Stores lilted up and

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UP Ofllco and Shop No 010 FortRtreot adjoining V W Wrights CarriageShop 377 0m

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HAY and GRAIN 0FqSKS5T

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The Pioneer Bakery

Dread Ties Cakes of kinds freshevery day

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Autoharps Guitars Violins Etc

Also n now Invoice of the Celebrated

Westermoyer PianosSpecially manufactured for the tropical

cllmnte second to none

MOim THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tliu Instyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLET1ASBOIITMHNT OF

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General Merchandise

Also tlio choicest European nnd Amorlcan

Bers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOW KKAHONADLE miURH

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Corner King it Jietliol Strcots

Hawaiian GrownOysters

Tlio above dellcni ja now haproourod in buoIi quantities ns requirod upon leaving orders with

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JOHN PHILLIPSHas remold his Plumbing Ilnulnpuh from

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For ninny years past vt liavo uurncd the ropulnlioa of mnkiug Iho

voiy best HARNESS and Horse fit

tiga in tlio hlnndf Our make andall our supplies are invariably roll

able Our uow patrous sustain tlio

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HIV do not hold omieUesicspoiinlil for tinopinions of correspondents Our colnmui ueuprntoeicry shade of opinion or parti orgrievance Correspondence must not be libelou or indecent ami mutt be accompanied by

the name ofthcuritcr not necessarily for publication but as a guarantee of good faith

Tho Hawaiian Queon

Eu The IkugfendcntSince tny last ntiuoutiuing lo your

renders of Hawaiian blood tlioarrival iu this eity of tlio ro3alrisitor who so coiurnendably ropresonts their nation thoro has beenlittle of public interest to report

Her Majly has lived ot a privatoro3idenco jitt where the mostfashionable part ot Boston joins thearistocratic suburb of Brookliuv andhad alio wished for it she couldhave been the object of many socialattentions Butshohnd maintaineda moot dignified position from tliooutset and with that firmness socharacteristic of her has declinedto bo trontod in any other maimerthan that which could bo agreeableto any lady of rank and educationvisistiug poisonal friends Sho hasmado but one excursion to any pointdistant from our city this was atrip to Niagara Falls whoro slmpassod a Sunday two weoks ago AtHer Majo3tjs request her intentionwaa kept a profound secrot and itvn not until the telegraph reportedthat tliu Hawaiian party uoroiuspoting tlio great cataract thattho people hern know of hor absoneeTim railioad company reuderod toher fory service possible and thePresident of the Arinatrong trausfercompany personally awaited herreturn and sent his privato carriagoto take hor to her apartments iuBrookline I have had tho honor tovisit her thoro overy day and toasist her in roplying to the number-less

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letters she receives either fromfriends or strangers The natureof these has shown me something oftho penalty which is attached tocelebrity They contain requests ofall kinds frou tho simple demand forau autograph to tho nfforof personalservices or prayers that sho may bo

rostorod to her hereditary rightssometimes tho authors of theseletters are rospoctful again theyinsist upon their desires as thoughthefG wore a matter of right rathorthan favor They come from ovorypart of our land showing how wellknown a monarch was and is Liliuokalani Quoou of tho Hawaiiaiipeople

In regard to the future movementsof Her Majesty or tho length of hervisit there is nothing to belaid iuspito of the assertions in tho news ¬

paper sho has expressed no intontion of making Boston her per ¬

manent residenco or of purchasinga homestead iu this city It wouldwould acorn to mo that hor heart is

still with hor beloved people andthat she could as soon forget themas a mother could ignore her ownchildren

It has boon a groat plcasuro andprivilege for mo to bocomo so wellacquainted with a represontativo oftho constitutional monarohy of Ha-

waii¬

aud to know from intimatepersonal business intorcourso dailythat impressions formed in tho pastwere absolutely correct When Ifirst mot Hor Majesty sho was thograceful young wife siuco thou wohave met as 1 mot all those uowinterested iu tho govorumeut ofHawaii whothor advocates or oppo-

nents¬

of the prosont rulers but myadvantages for judging of thocharacter and disposition of tho lastQuoou of tho Hawalians have shownto tun the baso ingratitude andpolitical turpitudoof those attomptsto prejudice tho American peopleagainst which from tho very outsetmy pon was honored by its dofonsoof Her Majesty A more graciousamiable Christian woman it hasnever boon my lot to meet ovon iuprivato conversation sho has nevergiven uttoraneo to a revongeful orvitidiotivo word and oxproBsod horheart folt Borrow at tho affliction ofMrs Willis and tho uutimoly deathof tho United Slates Minlstor

Julius A Palmku

Two uicoly furnishod rooms forlady or gentleman tp rent at No 9Onrilou Lauo

Australia Arrives

Tho Australia docked about fi

oclock yosloulay afternoon after arather rough passage of 7 days 2

hotiM aud DO minutes Sho broughttho following passengers

A Adams Mrs J B Atliorton Horbort Austin Walter AuHin Miss S

Beosley William E Blank D GCamarlnos Thomas Carter FrankIt Clifton J L Daugherty and wifeMiss H J Dickson Miss M S Dole 0E Eakin Mark Ezekiol Mrs CFairchild E T Fronoh H A Gfeeno0 AGriscom Jr WH Hall EdgarHouriqties F Travis W M Hopkinsand wife J Hoover Mrs B L Ilutson Mrs J D Jonnings S E LaidloyEm H Lamsou and two child ron DrD N Loose and wife W A MackayFrod Mauty Mrs E A Millf r Miss A

Poarce M 0 Prator aud wlfo J WSamplinor Mrs J Seoley Mrs HenryStockbridg Hugh Sibbald 0 IIWalker Mrs W A Wall Dr G NWebbor and wifo J S Worrin W S

Worrin C L Wight and wifo MissWight It L Wilcox E B WollT J JYaeger

SPANIARDS HIGHLY EXCITEDThe Londo cable item today has tlio

following The Cuban resolutions intho United States Scnnto would bo re ¬

gal ded heic as a little moie than auseful safety nlvc for the jingo sent-iment

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did not the Mndrld telegramsshow the highly Inflammable state ofthe Spanish populace It suggests thatthey drink Ilalnlcr Hecr and keep coolOn tap or in bottles at the Criterion

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TOPICS OF THE DAY

A lawyer who is doing nn immensebusiness not through his legalability exactly hut through thecoiuat his disposal ashed a well known

katnaainn who frequently adornstho bench for a contribution thoHagey Institute Co Ltd Thogentleman answered as follows Iwill rathor contribute to an insti ¬

tute that provides a cure againstthirst for wealth than against thirstfor liquor And now thoy dontspeak as they go by

Students of Amoriean history may

remember that in 1798 BenjaminFranklin by his will donatod 000

to Boston This amount was boloaned out for one huudrod years topoor apprentices at f percent inter-

est¬

after which tho accumulationswore be devoted to spocified pub-

lic

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uses The amount now reachesno loss than 3Q00OO and it will

probably bo appropriated to thoeroction and maintenance a tech-

nical

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trades school A noblo ox

ample well worthy of following bysome of our nouveaux riches Farbetter a school for tho poor than a

or truefor ourselves

A very influential English journalwith an immonso European and col-

onial¬

circulation lias the followingsorio comical remarks to inrnfnrAnnn In I tin 43iifna ntwl

Iloneer Ljiiio or raciretrt trom Liverpool tie Wpgt I1

Eastern

part

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be iu excellent conditionssugar it sent to

protty cortain that thore will bo seri-

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commotions in our half ruinedcolonies Quashoo does not takekindly to starvation if ho has nomoney fnr the purchase of food hoquickly takes it by force WouldPresident Cleveland theu feel jail-

ed¬

upon to interfero with a highhand wero Jamaica or BarbadoeB tobecome tho seat of rioting Thatweuld bo iu strict accordance withhis bullying effort to dictnlo toSpain iu connection with Cuba

Tho very weak reply of this morn

iugs Advertiser to tho following

editorial from Sau

Ohroniclo shows tho has

piercod its Aunexi

want considerable more

brass bofore thoy cau pierce thatof incoming Seorotary of Stateor manipulate tho will of the noblestRoman of them all MoKinloy whoso

first efforts will bo to atteud to homo

affairs before foroign ou

tauglements

Tho annexation party in Hawaiiwill uot find much comfort iu thocoming appoiutmout of Johu Sher ¬

for Secretary of State Theconoluding paragraph of Shermans

Recolloolions says Tho o

of tho futuro aro tho vision ofmankind but I that our peo-

ple¬

will bo content with internalfinnii ih HHnwl lliii ilrtltltlltnl lAtlO

of States is already large enough toombarassment in the Souato

a republio should not hold de ¬

provinces or posfopsionsEvory new acquisition will createembarrassments aud Mexicoas indepondont ropublics bomore valuablo to tho United Statesthau if untved into additional StatesTfio Union already embraces dis ¬

cordant olomoutsaddiug othors If life is pro-

longed¬

will do all can to add tothe aud prospoiity of tho

United State but nothing to ox

tond its limits or to add new dangersby acquisition of foreign lorritoryAs President elect McKiuloy was inno way oblivious to tho position ofMr Sherman on foreign politicswhen he tondored him tho portfolioof Secretary Of State tho charactorof bis own foroign policy may bo

from this extract

AT THE HIGH SOHOOL

Professors Didasculato for tho Bonofit of tho Educational World

1rofossor John P Scott ou Mon ¬

day evening prosidod most oiliciontly at tho gathering of the HonoluluTeachers Association in tho HighSchool building at which over a100 teachers wero present

The Principal adresses whichof a highly interesting and valuablocharactor woro ably delivered byInspector Gonoral H S TownsendMiss Duncau Prof M M ScottProf Hosmer Mr J L Dumas audProf Woodwnrd

If tho advicp precepts and sug ¬

gestions given aio carried iuto dailypractice Hawaii will feel evenprouder of her schools nud teachersthan sho is to day for it is the moraland not the book education of theyoung that found build and fortifytho State The speakers con-

gratulated¬

ou their thoughts andthobost wishes of the community goout to them in their efforts ou be- -

mansion monument mausoleum half education

The Albert Arrivos

Tho Albert Griflitlip ar-

rived¬

yesterday morning 11 days outfrom Sau She brings acargo of goneral merchandise aud afine lot of live stock Bolte istho importer of about 10 head ofAngus cattle a female mule a horso

Should the cane industries in tho aud a All tho auimalsWest Indies kuocked out by arrived Thethe subsidized boet seems Angus cattle will bo tho

the Franciscothat shaft

armor Theatiomsts

tho

seoking

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audpendent

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strength

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Oaptain

Fraucleco

Mr

Mendonca Ranch at Kaneohe Ifthey live thoro aro prospects formagniQcout beef cattle on thatranoh Captain Griffiths had roughweather all tho way down andduriug tho lat day encounteredrollers that uearly rolled his vesselover and that made him anticipateroports of cyclones aud tidal wavesiu Japan The Captain is hale andhearty as ovor

Tuaoral of PatyTho funeral services of John II

Paty will tako place this afternoonat 1 oclock from tho family resi-

dence¬

Rev D P Birnio ollloiatingTho funeral of the docoased gentleman will bo in charge of tho mombors of tho Hawaiian Lodgo No 21A F aud A M aud the iutermoutwill tako placo at the Nuuauu ceme-

tery¬

the romauiB will boplaced in tho Paty vault Tho fol-

lowing¬

gontleraou will net as pallbearers Capt Fuller P O JonesB F Dilliugham Edw MarshallH n Parker G W Smith J OCartor and J B Athorton

High School Ooncort

Tho High School concert will bo

givu at tho Y M O A Hall onSaturday evening next its objoot

vents k0nk P01 from tho pleasure afforded 10 mo gnosis i no 01 meelectric lights recently installed A

aorouata will bo produced Mifs KateMcGrow introducing tho solo Oh

K T GoU lf Good Nightof foreign acquisitions Our family i

croato

Canada

enough without

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where

paymoiu

Theprincipals will beMi8sKato McGrowMiss Kathloou King Mr Macuidaand Mr W L Stnuloy Tho chorusof fairies will be represented by

i youug ladies from tho High SchoolChoral Society

One of the largest shipmeulti ofbeer for tho sf ason was roceivd byHarry Klouiino of tho Louvre fromtho Seattle Browing Co Importersof Uainier Hoer dud it necessary toincrease their oulers evory mouth tomeet tho increasing demand Soldin bottloj or on draught nt thoLouvre

Wilders Steamship Go

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Tho popular route to tho Volcano is viaHllo A good carrhigo road tho entire dis ¬

tance ltound trip tickets covering alleiponsos 5000

Stmr CLAUDINEOAMEUON Oompiander

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p mtouohing at Kahului Hanu Hamoa andKlpalinlti Manl ltetnruing arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will cdll at Nuu Knupo oeco eachmonth

gtSf No freight will be received after iv si on day of sailing

This Company will resorves tho right tomake changes in tho ttmoof departure andarrival of Its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any conse ¬

quences arising therofroniConsignees must bo at tho Landings to

receive their freight this Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt lias beou lauded

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F J TESTA Proprietor and Tublislior

EDMUND XTOIUUB Editor

W HORAOK WItianV AssistantEditor

ItcsldliiK In Honolulu

WEDNESDAY FEB 3 1897

THK FRU TAOB OF DECEIT

The Sonata nftlo United Siaton la

ootnposBil of ninuty persons repre-

senting

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tho forty live States of thoUnited States of America and a

Fort street merchant desiriug toknow tho minds of said Senatorsconcerning tho Annexation of Ha-

waii

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addresses a circular to fifty

eight of them and receives a replyfrom twenty two of thorn eleven ro- -

plies being more or less

Upon this showing theFort street merchant goes on n

jamboree and insists on a showingof his letters in tho columns of anowspaper

Of course the nowspaper reporteris blamed he always is and an-o-

plauation has to be made and of all

persons tho editor of tho Friend hasto solemnly assert that ho has soon

and read tho lettors and that theyaro tho truth the whole truth andnothing but tho truth so hollupme oto

If there is anything in this dis

piny of assurance aud letters tomake the Annexation Olub go wild

ovor The Independent fails to see itIn fact tho lettors make dismalreading to thoughtful annexation-

ists The letters are published in

pursuanco of tho policy of deceit in-

augurated¬

when men were wantedto carry guus by Messrs ThurstonDole and W O Smith The onlyway to onlist tho gun carriors at thetime January 17 1893 was to pro-

mise

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thorn annexation and tho promino was made by men who knew

better than anyone olso that annex¬

ation was not to be obtained thattho only purpose that was soughtwas to obtain offices For four yearstho best government these islandsovor had has beon deceiving itssupportors and feeding thorn stonesfor broad Tho end must bo thofruitago of derail in all ages

TOPICS OF THE DAY

It is rather au unusual proceedingto have tho Marshal appearing asprosecuting attorney iu tho CircuitCourt Where was W O Smithyesterday in tho Houghtailiug caseHis doputya bald head was verymuoh iu ovidonco but the Republicwas represented by Marshal BrowuOn tho merit of tho case the de¬

fendant was acquitted Tho Mar¬

shal did all in his power to show thojust causo of the prosecution Wouldit not bo bettor howover to allow

tho Mnrshnl to devote hia timo to

nttouding to police work instead of

acting in two or threo differentcapacities What aro Smith and

Dole doing Reading up authoritieson Martial Law or devoting theirtimo to paying olaitus to CaptainWalker Craustoun and others ThoAttorney General has sufUciont

spbTe time to attend the Pacific

Olub and Annexation meotings

Couldnt ho find it convenient toappear in Court especially whon his

deputy evidently is considered in-

competent by tho powers thai bo

Marshal Brown yosterdny slatediu tho Circuit Court that it was a

fact to be regretted that the police

oLficors will drink liquor sold illicit-

ly

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and not report to the Marshal

It is pity really that there aro some

police officers who decline to act asspies and sneaks Tho police felt

awfully humiliated by tho charge of

tho Marshal They aro now drink-

ing

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milk only from a certain Wai

kiki ranch and they are all wonder ¬

ing how much water tho virtuousrancher puts in the alleged milk

Illicit liquor is honest compared towatered milk

Tho action on tho part of thebest government of Hawaii in

awarding the contract to eN ct thonew firo station to Mr Arthur Urrison thereby iguoring the bids of

four reputable contractor will pro-

bably¬

have the attention of tho tax ¬

payers who have been swindled outof several thousands of dollarsTho Jstones offered by Mr FredHarrifon for tho building aud refusod by tho alleged experts of theInterior Department have beuuplaced on exhibition on Fort Streotiu tho building noxt to WiehtuansJewelry store The Independentwill uso tho X Ray on tho latestjob aud report tho result in to-

morrows¬

issue which probably willhavo a disastrous effect on thojobbers

Yesterday tho Right Rev AlfredWillis Bishop of Honolulu cele-brated

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tho completion of the 25thanuivorsary of his consecration totho high office ho holds His markedpersonality orudito learning in ¬

tegrity of lifo manliness of conductand sincerity of purpose havo madohim ostooined and respected by allwho know him As perfection andidealities aro impossible on oursphere antagonisms must occasion-

ally¬

occur but it is always uqticodthat tho opponents of Bishop Willisaro invariably met with a keou

trenchaut and honest blado aud ovendofeat at his bauds is deemed auhonor Tun Independent nnd thocommunity greet Bishop Willis with

felicitations on this memorable dayand nt tho same time cougralulatoHawaii that her Protestant Epis-

copal¬

Head is Bishop Willis Itmay also bo said that in July thoBishop will havo complotod hie 25thyear as Bishop of Honolulu hohaving succeeded BiBhop Staloy in

that month The Independent alsotakes tho opportunity to wish thoBishop many happp roturus of thoday it boiug tho Gist anniversary ofhis birth Halo and hearty theutroko in his collego team in years

gone by tho Bishop has preservedhis lovo for holiest athletic sport andalthough having passed tho threoscoros of years is now as fond of allmauly games as ho was in hia collogodays Many a young Hawaiiau hasgood roasons to join Tub Independ ¬

ent in felicitating tho Head of lolani College onthls hlfi natal dayAlasi too tnauy 0f thorn havo forgotton tho allegiauco and loyaltyclue to Alfred Bishop of Honolulu

GOODBYE

O ono to Join Hia Shipmates or HisLast OruiBe

Iu tho death of John Kennedydear old Joe as ho wai affection-

ately¬

tortued by nil tho friends whoknow him aud mom especially bytho thousands of mon-of-wa- audseafaring mon who havo called atthis port duriug tho past ton yearshis friends have lost a true kindtoudor and bravo hoartod man ns

honest aud st might forward as thoday light as blythesomo as tholark aud as true as the hosttompored steel Humble iu hissphore of lifo ho wat a gentleman

Proud of his sorvico in tho UnitodStates Navy evory sailor ho met homado his personal friond as mucha9 if ho woro his own brother andmany a kind thought will rocall hismomory whon tho uows of his deathroaches tho whito loot

Kaunados euphonized into Kennody by his shipmates was bomnear Athons Greece about 50 yearsngo His grandmother aged 110 andhis mother aged 70 aro still livingbut they havo rocoivod their lastearthly greotings from him

Johns life until within the paBtyears has beeu that of a seafaringman and in that capacity ho visitedmost of tho known ports of thoivorld rapturing a marvelous stockof information aud anecdote audacquiring a fluent grasp of manyIan gu ago

The funeral took placo this morn-ing

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from the Roman CatholicCathedral Tho Right Rhv thoBishop of Panopolis officiating audtho full choir beautifully reuderingtho solemn rausip of tho deda Thocoffin strewn with beautiful flowersand covered with au American flagpro3onted to hifn by many friendson tho U S S Boston was coveredwith a pall of black velvet withstiver adornments

Among the pall bearers wore P Gand D GCamariuos Goorgo Lycurgus George Andros relativos or closoconnections of the dead W HuutorLouis Buisuoll Charles Lind audothers representing tho Foundryand Stoamboat men

Tho attendance at tho Cathedralwaa largo aud about thirty carriagesfollowod in tho mournful procossionto Joes last lesliug place iu Nuuanu Valley cometory whore thofriouds who sorrow for his lots willkeep his gravo and momory greenE A William tho undertaker hadchargo of tho funeral

Kai Chong a Chinese taro planterand hog raiser at Kunawni was yostordnv killed by a largo black boarTho boar was subsoqunutly captur ¬

ed with a lasso by Goorgo Holt

Homo lunch at the Anchor withRainier beer or other beveragesfrom 1130 to 180

HAWAIIAN

Opera HouseMONDAY NIGHT FEB 8 1897

Farewell Concort by

Donald De Y Graham

AND

Madame Marquardt

ASSISTED BY

Mtsa Kate McGrow

Mr Jimmie WilderMi--Harr- y Gillig

POPULAR PRIOESResorvod seats downstairs SI 00Reserved seats Balcony 75Balcony Admission 50Gallery 25

Salo of Reserved Seats willopen WEDNESDAY Morning nt

a m at Wnll Niahols Co

LOANB

IQHTY FIVK THOUSAND DOL- -Ji lam 85 000 to loan on aiinrnvod-- eourlty A V GKAlt

lJ0 3t 210 King SS eel

Not Coming

Sharkoj tho great champion hrswritten to his friond Mr PaddyRyan tho manager of tho AnchorSaloon that ho cannot po8iblymnko his promised trip to HonoluluSharkey has a lawsuit on hand atpresent which demands his piosoucoin California On tho 17th of Marchtho Corbett Fitzsimmous fight is toconio off aud it is tho intention ofSharkoy to be there and uhnlleugotho winner Under this circum ¬

stances he cannot make a dato foihis appearance in Honolulu but hohopes that beforo long ho will beable to shako hands with hisnumerous friouds iu the Paradise oftho Pacific

ely Tnnipe3k

Honolulu Jan 27 JSOG

Kane Knives and KutleryFor tho benefit of our Sugar

plantations wo havo procured unow aluminum cano knifoknownas tho Hawaiian special- -

TY It is especially adaptedfor Hawaiian Cano Holds as itwas manufactured expressly forthorn after many years of prac-tical

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experience Ordors forIhom should como in promptlyas thorc is already u largo doinand for thorn

American and English CutleryIn this lino wo cannot be ap ¬

proached by any ono with ourselected specialties Whon worefer to our razors wo refer tothoso English firms WADE andBUTCHER and WOSTENHOLM whoso fame and reputa-tion

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aro world wide Thoy neverissue any but roliablo And suporlino goods

Then wo havo tho GroonUiver BUTCHER KNIVEScoming from that famous ltussol Factory tho largest in thoworld Their temper and onduranco aro marvellous

Seymour Bros is anothorworld renowned firm for theirSCISSORS AND SHEARSThoy are oxcellont in evory linoWo keep in stock tho scissorsfor ludies and tho perfection ofShears for Bankers Tailors andHarbors and no ono can affordto bo without thorn if thoy wishto live happy and contentedHorsemen also cannot very wollafford to bo without our horsoclippers or tho tonsorial artistswithout our hair clippers Woneed not magnify tho praises ofany of these articles for thoirmerits speak for thomsolves

Ton Bayajiaa Hardware Co LV

307 Port StreetOpposite Sprookols Hank

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Corner Ianclibuwl anil Ecretaulu Streot

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Hay Grain Flour

LIVERMilRE VALLEY HAYHIKOIALTV 100

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

AT TUB ANNUAL MEETING OFtlio Hawaiian Kkotio Company Ltd

lioid Jaiiuury ao 1807 tlio following stoolsholder wero olooied to serve an olllccrsduring tho ensuing year viz

President AW Q IrwinVlco lrosldont J A HopporTreasurer Oodfroy lirovruBeorctnry Y M QlllardAuditor J 1 Haokfeld

Who also constitute the Hoard of Direc-tors

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- V M UIFFAMHonolulu Fob 1 IH97 Secretary

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NOTIOE

AND AFTKIl JANUA11Y Ho lbl7ONmy olUco will bo In tho Allon CottaRoUlnhnrds Street mauln noxt to cornerof King Tnlenhono 311MS J T WAYSOH M D

Hospital Flower Society

- AT -Independence - ParkFRIDAY FEB 12 1897

Proceeds lo be mod in aid of i froo bod

at tbe Qneons Hospital

Ticket 250 admitting Gentleman nndLadles and Including Supper Tickets onsmlo nt the trading DniRRlst 187 td

OOSA3STIO

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THIC Al 8TKAM8HIJ

AUSTRALIAWILL LKAVK HONOLULU

ron Tim aiiovb pout on

Wenosday Feb 10thAT 1 OCLOCK P M

The undersigned me now tuepurtd toIssun Throngh Tickets from thin City to alpoints in tbe United fitiitcu

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Amlfiil Mali Forncii

Fur San FraaciscuTho Now and Finn Al Steel Htnnislilp

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bo duo at Honolulu from Syilnrv andAuckland on or about

Feto 4tliAnd will leave for tho abovo port withilnlls and Pasiengt H on or about thatdate

Far Sydney AnclUandThe Now nnd Fine At Steel Steamship

46 MONO WAIOf tho Oceanic Steamship Company willbe duo nt Honolulu from San Francisco onor about

Fefc 1 ltliAnd will havo prompt despatch with Mallsand Tls engers for tno abovo ports

Tho undersigned nro now preparedto issue

Through Tickets to All Points In the

United Elites

w For further particulars reai diniiTflljcht and rassueo apply to

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Icaxe HonoluluAlameda Fob I 07Mnilposu Mnr I 07Monnn Apr I 1K07

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liOOAIi AND OENEJIATj NEWS

Sugar 3 0 10

Ladios Day at this Paeifio TonniaCourto i The regular monthly meeting of

Road what Lewis Co havosay olRowhoro

The Australia loaves on Wednes ¬

day uoxt nt i p m

Tho Queens Hospital Trusteesmoot on Friday rnomiuf

Senator John McCandloss is payjug a visit to Kauai

Tho Salvation Army has been re-

in¬

forced by tho Australia

Tho Boards of Education andlloalth should moot this afternoon

Looking for Wash Materials Goto Snobs the largest assortment intown

Threo pouud tins of cannod pineapple are sold for 15 cents in Sacra-mento

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Judge 1orry has awarded to Wil-

der¬

Co 2050 for salvage of thoLurlino -

Tho rornains of lato U S MinisterWillis havo safely reachod the family homo

Call on Lewis fc Co and inspectthoir rarities delicacies and solidstand byes

Tho Alamoda on rout for SanFrancisco is duo to morrow Gotyour mail ready

A Toaohors Association has beenorganized at Pearl City at tho in ¬

stance of J W Smith

U S Charo dAffairo Mills andVice Consul Bovd called on boardIT B M S lcaniB yostorday

The Myrtle Biat Club will cele ¬

brate their Mth Annivorxary tomor ¬

row evening with a Smoker

The Mokolii turned up all riyhiat 1 oclock this morning She hndbeen weathor bound at Halawn

Charles Kruotor formerly a membor of the baud ins returned andwill probably resume his position

Prof Webber D D and MrsWebber of Massachusott are on avisit to their d uightor Mrs Maxwell

Tho California Fruit Market willro opeu this afternoon with solectice house goods from tho Australia

Band at the Hawaiian Hotd tomorrow ovoniug Last ovouing theguests had a merry danco and nconcert

Tho Government and ConsularHags woro half masted to day out ofrospoct to the memory of tho latoJohn H Paty

Call and samplo that Wioland Beeraud half and half at thn Emplrowhilo it is in its prime Oarlyle andJimmy Olds aro ready for you

Capt Fleet and tho officers of HB M S Icarus paid an official visitto the Prosident yesterday boingintroduced by tho British Commis-sioner

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Head tho topics locals and a letterfrom Julius A Palnibr in referenceto Queou Liliuokalauis visit to theUnited States appearing on thooutside pages

Tho Supremo Court hns affirmedthe decree appoatod from in tho capeof V V Ashford vs H Poor andtho Hawaiian Government Thoplaiutiff losos

A most successful rohoarsal forSaturdays concert at the Y M 0A Hall was hold at the High Schoollast evening All present woro highlydelighted with tho trial

Tho fire alarm rang out for thothird timo yostorday At 1030 pmit was for a pilo of rubbish put outbn a buokot of watof Such needlossexpensed Bhould be provoutod

Tho police are hot on tho trail of aquartet of young men who on Mon-day

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night had more fun than willbo good for thoir health Hoodlumism has to bo stoppod at all hazard

Tho Queon of Portugal recontlyamused herself by taking X rayphotographs of the court ladiesand was so horrified at tho sight ofdeformed skeletons that tho corsotis now tabooed in court oirolos

Tho District Magistrate eujoyedanother oasy seanco this morningTwelve Chinese gambling oasos worodismissed a nolle prosequi boing ontored by tho Deputy Marshal whobolioves in allowing ovon tho heath ¬

en to onjoy their holiday

Tho Oijoauio Steamship Co havoelected tho following ofllcors Pro-

sident¬

John D Spreokols Vice-Preside- nt

Charles Goodallj Agent andTreasurer John D Spreokols andBros Sucrotary 13 U Sholdon Di-

rectors¬

John D Spreokols A B

Sprocket Glaus Spreokols CharlesGoodall A O Tubbs and J A

Diekmau

WANT ANNKXATION

j Grand llally of Citlssans of tbo New1 To1nvt

to the Annexation Club on the recently liHiowrcd island oulsido Quale- -

mala took place on tho of Janu ¬

ary By carrier pigeon wo havo re-

ceived¬

tin following roportTho Piesidetit of tho Club was

uuablo to be present owing to agrjod sizod jag and tho secretarywas in the samo predicament Thovico pretident was versatile as overand held up tho meeting which wasat ended by moro than fourteonprominent citizen among whomworo couspcuous tho S O W thoHageys tho Saints aud other sincoro nnuoxationistR

A temporary secretary was ap-

pointed¬

with the restriction that hehad to drop the huht ktd for thotimo being aud tho ball was thenopened

Mr Broom of England wantedeverjono to understand that ho wasin favor of annexation becauso thopresent poverumont of tho islandwas not stable at all In fact a cer-

tain¬

crow had talkod back to himthis very morning and although hoMr Broom horotoforo had boliovodin tho independence of the islandho had reasons to change his viowa- -

The men who opposed annexationdid so on account of thoir pocketbooks He personally was verymuch interested in the pocket bookof nuo of tho opponents but noth-ing

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could mako him sell his princi-ples

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Tho island is small and wohave a h io in doing thotqunre thiug and making somethingout of it The Broom family hadtherefore decided to lot one of theBrooms sweep for annexation andauothor against it Whatever waytho cat should jump one Broomwould bo ou the lop of tho pilo Thoprinciples laid down in that speechworo heartily endorsed by tho audi- -

ouroTho chnirman after incidentally

staling that he hnd resided over 00years ou the island and novor madomuch of a success gave tho floor toono of tho early missionaries whoalso believed in having the islandannexed to Hawaii He wanted itthoroughly understood that a mis-

sionary us long as ho behaves him ¬

self is just as good as the uoxt manHo admitted that tbo missionariesnevor can nor will behnvo them ¬

selves but could see no reason whythey should nt write letters to Ha-

waii¬

tolliug ovoryone that tho citi-

zens¬

of the Now Island all want an-

nexation¬

Write letters he saidnever mind whether you tell thotruth or a lie None of us reallywant annexation but wo must oroatotbo impression and hang singly orcolleotivoly

A man whoso name our reportercould not catch being a very nowarrival was thon given tho orHo admitted that ho know nothingabout tuo isiana ana mat no wassimply a stranded adventurer Attbo same timo his braying bad to bo

heard aud from good authority ho

learned that tho wealth of tho isl-

and¬

was far in oxcess of its debtstHoar hoar Guauot Ho camo fromCanada but ho boliovod that Ha-

waii¬

was tbo salvation of tbo islandand if wo did not got annexed ourbusiuess in the police courts wouldgo to the dogij and tho ChineseJapanoso trade would bo swallowedup by some othor adventurer

Undor a most uproarious applausoanother convert to annexation ap ¬

peared Mr McGinty wanted thoaudionco whioh by this timo haddwindled down to seven and a halfto understand that the islnud wasfounded ou rook and candy so

solid that nothing woidd wash himdown uxcopt annexation Japanesewould como to the island said thespeaker aud eventually wo wouldhavo to bo washed down in sakewhioh would bo most unpalatabloto tho speaker aud the audienceAnnexation to Hawaii was tho inscription ou Iho bauuor whichshould bo carriod to tho front byeverybody ou tho island who hadtbo intorest of tho speakers at boarlHawaii bad shown horself a giaut of

progress in alluwiug wiuo from

Mtty V tVMWtTIMIl

California to be imported free ofduty Thats the kind of govern ¬

ment wo wantThe meeting thon brokn up tho

Bix members and tho speakers mak-

ing¬

a wild break for Hawaii and thobar

Hear Iho Harp

Mrs Marcquardt will play tho harpat tho Opora House on Saturdoyuext and thou sho will loavo us

Thoso who havo not boon fortun-ate

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enough to hear tho world-famou- s

virtuouso should bo present atthe farewell concert Thoso whohave heard Mrs Marrquardt needno oucouragnment to go thero again

Donald do V Graham aud HarryGill i will rondor solos and duettsand tho towu will insist in Mr Gilligsinging that famous song of Mandelay which ho claims ho cantyou knowl

Miss McGrew will assist with bormusical powers and Jamie thowild man of Borneo will bo thereDear children fancy haviugJamioon tbo stage

The Hawaiian Islands now standsecond in the list of sea borne Cali-fornia

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Winos the figures being forthe year 189G Central Amorica277071 gallonp 18620 pases andvaluod at 197807 Hawaiian Islands182031 gallons 958 cases aud valuodat 82500 Mexico and Euglandclosely follow

BUSINESS IiOOALS

Straw Hals at vourKerrs

own price at

Laco Curtains from SI to 20 perpair nt Kerrs

Prices slashed in Wash Materialsat N S Sachs

Plain Colored Sateens all thogoo I 6hndn 15e per yard at KerrV

Dimities and French MuslincPlain an J Dotted Swiss in all quali-ties

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at KorrV

Remnants of Wn3h Matorinls inDress length1 Skirt lengths andWaist Patterns at half price at NS Sachs

Tho most prominent analyticalchemists of tho United States re ¬

port that Duffys Malt Whiskey isthe purest in the world Tho Anohorkeeps it

All aboard for tho Pantheon JimDodd has received another caruo ofhis famous Euterpriio Bor Soahow the amber brew glistonp spark-les

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nud foams Thats tho geniunemalt

In addition to the Rainier Seattlobeer the Anchor keeps tho finestblends of liquors Notably amongstthorn aro John DewarsScotoh Whis ¬

key Standard TimeOPS LongLifoaud Duffys Malt

Bicycle boyti remember that wohavo the finest brows of Buffalo Boorand tho Pabst genial shandy gaff attho Royal Pacific aud Cosmopolitanand with ouriutorchangeablochecksyou can take a turn around thoblocks between refreshments

Joyasuriya tho Cingalese importerhas opened a now storo at No G

Hotel St almost at tho cornor ofHotel and Nnunnii streets whero hohas some splendid specimens of Cin ¬

galese laco and jewelry Tho pricesare within tho roach of all from thopoorest to tho richest An inspectionwill amply repay the lovers of thocurious and toautifiil

Tho Empire wields tho sway inpopular osteom Amoug the attrac¬

tions are Rainier boor in bottle andWioland ou draught Sour MashWhiskey of tho priinost qualityMondoucots California brandy apuro article Lo Francs Frouohbrandy famed for its bouquot andHeunessoys oolobrnted three starbrand Gilboys Jamaica Rum isold and iu primo condition

Who built tho Panthaon Wodont moau tholnutheon of AncientHistory but tho modern ono on Fortand Hotel Tho one with tho bestreading room in the oity WhyJim Dodd and Enterprise beerfriendly and courteous treatment byall connected with it and tho factthat overything iu stock is of thobest quality and old Jim stands byas a true friend to all truo men

To tho Louvro for boor cool spark-ling

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aud clearTo tho Louvro for wiues tho best of

good cheerTo tho Louvro for liquors so raollow

aud puroTo the Louvre well go nud buy to

bo suroTo lind a boor to suit all testes

Was not mx easy battleBut tho Louvro won when it obtain-

ed¬

That favorite draught Seattlo

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANYFIJiE AND MARINE

Established IS50 Capital 1 000000Insurance effected on Buildings Gonde Ship and Merchandise

Insurance Company of North America

Founded JiOSOf Philadelphia In

Oldest Fire Insurance CompanyLosses paid since organisation over

For lowest rates apply to

LOSEGeneral Agent for tbo Hawaiian Islands

Scotch whisky has become ono ofthe favorite beverages in Honoluluduring the last year The differentbusiness houses havo competed tounci ttio very best brand The RoyalAnnex now claims to have importeda whisky which cannot bo excelledT V F is tho namo aud tho lettersBtnud fpr The Very Finest Thiswhisky will ho served exclusively attho Royal Amies and connoisseurswill do well to step in aud taste thoT V F

LEWIS CO

If thoro is ono thing belterthan another in far off IIavaiiit is that which suggests a lowtemperature Ice Ilouso Goodsis tho thing By the Australiawo recoived Fresh CaliforniaColory Caulillour Yellow Tur-nips

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Sprouts lied CabbagoIlorso Radish Quail FrozenEastern and California OystersMallard and Toal Ducks Salmonand Solo Tamales Frank Furtors and Bologna Sausages FancyOhecso Naval Oranges ApplesLemons New Kidney PotatoesOnions California CrcamoryBlock muter

Thoso aro tho lines wo recoivoby steamer thoy- - aro sold inshort order because people knowwhat is coming and thoy areready But this time wo had anextra quantity aud can supplycustomers for tho next few days

LEWIS COFort Street GROCERS Tol 210

WW DIMOND3

In many parts of tho land oftho frco and tho homo of thobravo athis timo of tho yourbuilding operations aro suspend-ed

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and every man has his oyoon tho coal doalor whilo watch-

ing¬

tho wator pipes showing alondoncy to froezo up En Hono-

lulu whore spring is four sea-

sons¬

in tho yoar carponters maywork insido or out

Tho unusual operations of thopast year havo had a depressingoiloct upon odgo tools for likooverything oho thoy givo waywith too constant uso Wo havein view of the prospoctivo de ¬

mand mado a big buy of thofinost grado of tools obtainabloin eastern markets thoy arowhat carponters and machinistsneod all tho timo and when buying tho host thoy got that whichlasts longost and obviate thonocossity of broaking in

Wo have tho Millora FallsCompany ratohot brace withdrill attachment Tho Elkinssaw file Baileys adjustableblado wood and iron baso planesStool tape measures guaranteedto bo accurate Two foot rulesin ivory and bound with Gor ¬

man silvor Olmsloads im ¬

proved mitro boxes The NowRogers foot powor scroll sawwith drill and ornery attach ¬

ments Thoso goods aro allguaranteed first class

fcU ft

Gash Capital 3000000In tho United States

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IEL

F H REDWARD

Gontraotor and BuilderOlllco and Stores lilted up and

Estimates given on

ALL KINDS OF WORKS

UP Ofllco and Shop No 010 FortRtreot adjoining V W Wrights CarriageShop 377 0m

KA NOEAU 0 HAWAII

HAWAIIAN HAND MADE

Fancy Work and Dressmaking

PARLOUS

101 West King Street near Llllha-- 447-tf

DR S KOJIMANo 10 IlEHKTANtA STIIKET

Qokkn Kmma Halt

Office Hours 7 a m to 12 m8 p m Telephone 17

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077

LOTS AND STONE

FOR S AJJEiA A LOT KAMI COxlOO WET UAOKrtU of Knmi hameha Hoys School andfacing Kitllhl Koad sultn bio or residences

STONE FOR BALLASTS OR FOUNDATIONS

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In ann1ltles to unit

Orro8iTE

to

For terms and particulars applyAMI F10KNANDEZ

Telephone 2S0

In Response -To Sevoral Inquirios Why the

IPalama GroceryDont Keep HORSE FEED

II O OANNON is pleased to slate that he1b now prepared to supply

HAY and GRAIN 0FqSKS5T

And hopes b giving Honest Weight at theIAWKST IOSBIllLE ItATKS to

merit n Share of lublioFatronage

ALSO

FAT SALMON SALMON HELLIK8TONGUE and SOUND MAOKEltEL

and FIG8 FEET by KltorBingleFish

l TKLEPHONE 715 Every Time -fi7 Oppoiito Hallway Dopot tf

1 LANCASTER

Professional Horseshoer

Has Opened His Shop at 21 on KingStieet T 1J Murrays Premises

Horse Owners will tlnd it to their advan ¬

tage to patronize tho new shopwhere tho best work is

Guaranteed

Teleplione No S7retf

F HOKN

The Pioneer Bakery

Dread Ties Cakes of kinds freshevery day

Frosh leo Oiuuiu mado of tho Best Woodluwn Cream in Flavors

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JUST ARRIVEDA now lot of tlio Finest

Musical Instruments

Autoharps Guitars Violins Etc

Also n now Invoice of the Celebrated

Westermoyer PianosSpecially manufactured for the tropical

cllmnte second to none

MOim THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tliu Instyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLET1ASBOIITMHNT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also tlio choicest European nnd Amorlcan

Bers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOW KKAHONADLE miURH

Ki HOFFBOHJLAEQBBifcCO

Corner King it Jietliol Strcots

Hawaiian GrownOysters

Tlio above dellcni ja now haproourod in buoIi quantities ns requirod upon leaving orders with

H E Mclntvre Bro3f7 t

REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHas remold his Plumbing Ilnulnpuh from

King street to the premises on

3 CoteI StreetFurni vly oceuplod by WnuMii

vJrr Hrify

PERFECT HARNESS

For ninny years past vt liavo uurncd the ropulnlioa of mnkiug Iho

voiy best HARNESS and Horse fit

tiga in tlio hlnndf Our make andall our supplies are invariably roll

able Our uow patrous sustain tlio

verdict of the old

C E COLLINS337 King Street near Niuiann

TurKinoNu iju

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Wm 0 Iiwin Presidents ManagerChina Spreckuls Vice PrcsidoiitW M Gillard Secretary it Treasurerrhco C Porter Auditor

sugakItactoksvnti

Commission AgentsA0FNT8 OF T1IK

Oceanic Steamship CorapyOf Kan Ifrniinfano VI

Brace Vnng - io

Seal Estate Baatarsf03 Fort St near Kim

WMWtltWUI

QuiLoma lotsHouses and Lots and

Lands for salij

ecy Parties wishing to dispose of thwlrlrorfrlPK nrn invltoil tn null nn n

JUST RECEIVEDA NEW SHIPMENT OF

In Quarts and Piuts

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152 SOLE AGENTS

Merchants MmSHAW Proprietor

Corner King Nnuauu HirPiMc

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Pine Beers 1

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Comer Xuuanii and Hotel Hts

Wiliiam Oaiicyms - - Mwmgiir

Choin wiiBB Litiors aiwir AhF-AND-- H AiiF ON DKA UOHT

Wieland Beer on DraughtNOW ON TAP

Rainier in Bottles

Handmade Sour WmbA HI lIUMIn

NOTICE

SUUBOIUIlKItS AUK KK8PE0TFULLYnil subscriptions are pay ¬

able strictly in advance by the monthquarter or year

P 1 TI5BTA

OORKESPONDENOE

HIV do not hold omieUesicspoiinlil for tinopinions of correspondents Our colnmui ueuprntoeicry shade of opinion or parti orgrievance Correspondence must not be libelou or indecent ami mutt be accompanied by

the name ofthcuritcr not necessarily for publication but as a guarantee of good faith

Tho Hawaiian Queon

Eu The IkugfendcntSince tny last ntiuoutiuing lo your

renders of Hawaiian blood tlioarrival iu this eity of tlio ro3alrisitor who so coiurnendably ropresonts their nation thoro has beenlittle of public interest to report

Her Majly has lived ot a privatoro3idenco jitt where the mostfashionable part ot Boston joins thearistocratic suburb of Brookliuv andhad alio wished for it she couldhave been the object of many socialattentions Butshohnd maintaineda moot dignified position from tliooutset and with that firmness socharacteristic of her has declinedto bo trontod in any other maimerthan that which could bo agreeableto any lady of rank and educationvisistiug poisonal friends Sho hasmado but one excursion to any pointdistant from our city this was atrip to Niagara Falls whoro slmpassod a Sunday two weoks ago AtHer Majo3tjs request her intentionwaa kept a profound secrot and itvn not until the telegraph reportedthat tliu Hawaiian party uoroiuspoting tlio great cataract thattho people hern know of hor absoneeTim railioad company reuderod toher fory service possible and thePresident of the Arinatrong trausfercompany personally awaited herreturn and sent his privato carriagoto take hor to her apartments iuBrookline I have had tho honor tovisit her thoro overy day and toasist her in roplying to the number-less

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letters she receives either fromfriends or strangers The natureof these has shown me something oftho penalty which is attached tocelebrity They contain requests ofall kinds frou tho simple demand forau autograph to tho nfforof personalservices or prayers that sho may bo

rostorod to her hereditary rightssometimes tho authors of theseletters are rospoctful again theyinsist upon their desires as thoughthefG wore a matter of right rathorthan favor They come from ovorypart of our land showing how wellknown a monarch was and is Liliuokalani Quoou of tho Hawaiiaiipeople

In regard to the future movementsof Her Majesty or tho length of hervisit there is nothing to belaid iuspito of the assertions in tho news ¬

paper sho has expressed no intontion of making Boston her per ¬

manent residenco or of purchasinga homestead iu this city It wouldwould acorn to mo that hor heart is

still with hor beloved people andthat she could as soon forget themas a mother could ignore her ownchildren

It has boon a groat plcasuro andprivilege for mo to bocomo so wellacquainted with a represontativo oftho constitutional monarohy of Ha-

waii¬

aud to know from intimatepersonal business intorcourso dailythat impressions formed in tho pastwere absolutely correct When Ifirst mot Hor Majesty sho was thograceful young wife siuco thou wohave met as 1 mot all those uowinterested iu tho govorumeut ofHawaii whothor advocates or oppo-

nents¬

of the prosont rulers but myadvantages for judging of thocharacter and disposition of tho lastQuoou of tho Hawalians have shownto tun the baso ingratitude andpolitical turpitudoof those attomptsto prejudice tho American peopleagainst which from tho very outsetmy pon was honored by its dofonsoof Her Majesty A more graciousamiable Christian woman it hasnever boon my lot to meet ovon iuprivato conversation sho has nevergiven uttoraneo to a revongeful orvitidiotivo word and oxproBsod horheart folt Borrow at tho affliction ofMrs Willis and tho uutimoly deathof tho United Slates Minlstor

Julius A Palmku

Two uicoly furnishod rooms forlady or gentleman tp rent at No 9Onrilou Lauo

Australia Arrives

Tho Australia docked about fi

oclock yosloulay afternoon after arather rough passage of 7 days 2

hotiM aud DO minutes Sho broughttho following passengers

A Adams Mrs J B Atliorton Horbort Austin Walter AuHin Miss S

Beosley William E Blank D GCamarlnos Thomas Carter FrankIt Clifton J L Daugherty and wifeMiss H J Dickson Miss M S Dole 0E Eakin Mark Ezekiol Mrs CFairchild E T Fronoh H A Gfeeno0 AGriscom Jr WH Hall EdgarHouriqties F Travis W M Hopkinsand wife J Hoover Mrs B L Ilutson Mrs J D Jonnings S E LaidloyEm H Lamsou and two child ron DrD N Loose and wife W A MackayFrod Mauty Mrs E A Millf r Miss A

Poarce M 0 Prator aud wlfo J WSamplinor Mrs J Seoley Mrs HenryStockbridg Hugh Sibbald 0 IIWalker Mrs W A Wall Dr G NWebbor and wifo J S Worrin W S

Worrin C L Wight and wifo MissWight It L Wilcox E B WollT J JYaeger

SPANIARDS HIGHLY EXCITEDThe Londo cable item today has tlio

following The Cuban resolutions intho United States Scnnto would bo re ¬

gal ded heic as a little moie than auseful safety nlvc for the jingo sent-iment

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did not the Mndrld telegramsshow the highly Inflammable state ofthe Spanish populace It suggests thatthey drink Ilalnlcr Hecr and keep coolOn tap or in bottles at the Criterion

Huninesa Cards

DR C A PETERSONllcmoml to No 23 Ihuuia Street

Olllco Hours 8 10 A m 2 and 7 S p m

110 Telephone 752 Urn

DR BERT F BURQES3

1IH1CN AND SunaioN

Trnusenu Plac HO Pnnchboul StreetHonolulu II I

Hours 80 to 10 A m 1J0 to I v m 7 to8 p M

A S HUMPHREYS

ATTOnNKY ATJiAW

Ofpiuk Kaahniuanii StreetHonolulu

ANTONY ROSAf

Attorn

Kiuhuinauu Street Honolulu

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumiusu and Coal andBUILDINO MaTEMALS OF

All Kinds

Ma Qi- - lTrr1rlr

R N BOYD

Suiivmron and Heal Estate Aoent

Olllco Ilethul Street over tho Now210 Model IluHtuuraut ly

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Corpim and SuketIkon WonK

King Street Honolulu

UONSALVBS CO

WllOLKSALL GnOOKRS AND WlNKMerchants

2J5 Jiaen Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE CO

Frank Brown Mauagor

2 mill Xi MxivIihiii Mih HmiiiiIiiIh M I

T B M321 it 323 KIiir Rtr ei

Tho 1jadlUK

Carnage and

Wagim tomfceiararALL MArFrIAIn OK HAND

Will furnish ovrj thing diUhI te nuninbotui nml boilerB

Horso Shoeing a Specialty

- TKIJCPHONK r72 --YXi

rKLKrUONK 107 Uox 321

HONOLULU

Carriage Manufactory128 A 130 Fort Street

Carriage BuilderAND M5PAIUKK

BlanksmltbJitg in all Its Brandies

Ordors from the o i Islands in IIulldliiRTrimming Painting Ktc Ktr

promptly attended to

W W WIGHT ProprietorBuceosBor to West

Metropolitan Seal lo

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Navy ConrfaoTnrfi

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DRUGaiSTS

Iort StreetHONOIJIUI I

Hollister Drug Go

DRUGGISTS

Fort StreetHONnrmn h t

W II RIGKARD

General Business Agent

WILL ATTEND TO

Coiwoyancinu i Ml Ub Braucbos

Oollactinr and Alt Iiusinoso

Mattoiu of Trust

All buiiucsB eutruslcd to him will roeolvoprompt and earoful attontion

Olllco Jlonokaa Hamakiia Hawaii

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lr Day yuuPer Week nou

BPKOIAL MONTH Wi JtATJtS

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