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HONOLULU H THURSDAY 1896

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Tho Olympia and the KmproBa

Tlio United States oruisor Olympia has boon worsted in a raco withtho Canadian Pacific Itoval Mailsteamship Empress of India and thojDaily Itoport of San FraYioiSco bidsus soo how tho flush of ahatao crim-

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tho chook of ovory pnjud andpatriotic American It i saystho special correspondent of thoReport a sad sad story and ouo Idislike to tell But truth yill outand facts aro facts Hero in the firstchapter of tho story

Tho Empress of India left Yoko ¬

hama at 2 p nil on 21st January ina head soa and hoavj wind and yetwent right along at tho rate pf from16 to 10 knots an hour until shoreached Kobe Tho United Statesfast cruiser Olympia was atKobeShe had loft Yokohama al a mon tho 21st Au American passongor on tho Empross called 01 Ad-

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McNair and on his rolfcru totho Canadian steamer said thoOlympia was to sail at 5 p m ThoAmerican was vory enthusiast1 ovoraccounts of what tho Olympic haddono Sho had run 22 knots anhours in soas 30 feot high seas thatsmashed tho glass in the pilot jiousoon tho bridgo toro hor bridgo railiugs and wrecked tho brass i indi ¬

cator handle to say nothing ofbending a 5iu iron stanchion Thoofficer on watch was drenchedthrough his oilskins but sho wontthrough it like a duek and wassteady too They had to slow downto 5 knots or everything would havebeen carried away Eesult Ameri ¬

cans on tho Empress of India mucholated Englishmen depressed

So ends chapter 1 Chapter 2runs thus L

At 5 oclock that night tho Olym-pia

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started for Nagasaki Tho Em ¬

press left for tho same port at 10oclock fivo hours later Ono Am ¬

erican on tho Empress ono of thotruo bluo sort a man who nevertravels without a littlo silk Ameri-can

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flag in his pocket and two orthreo in his trunk flags with whichho decorates steamers and hoteltables every time he gets a ohaucelooked with pity on his English fol-

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passengers because ho knowtho Olympia had the Admiral andhis staff on board and that the offi-

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would novor permit tho fastcruiser to be passed by any vesselOn went tho Empress of India and

mora in sorrow than in angor Iwrite it -- sho steadily lessoned thogap botweon horself and the Olym-pia

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At 11 oclock sho overtook thoOlympia

Beg pardon What was tho speedyou said tho Olympia made in thodead of uiprht in the hoavy galeAh twenty two knots Then shois ono of your now pommerce de-

stroyers¬

wo hoar aboutSho aint destroying of no com

merco to day was ono Amoricanreply

The Empress of India had boongoing fourteou consecutive daysnovor falliug below tho sixtoon knotBpood and averaging sixteou and ahalf I disliko to tell those factsbut they aro facts and facts thatshould be known to the Americanpeople tho moro especially as thoyaro facts that I am satisiiodf wouldnovor reach tho American publicunless I sent thorn Brisbane Ob-

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London Juno 10 A spooial fromJohannesburg says at a banquetgivon on Sunday to Barney BarnatoJohn Hays Hammond tho Amoricanonginoor toasted tho Burghors say ¬

ing thoy were tho best friends of thoprisoners after the latter had beensontencod and woro tho first to signtho potition for clomouoy QoorgoFarrar another of tho roloasod Hoform Comrailtoo loadors said thoprisoners pleaded guilty bocausothey woro guilty and bolioved thorowould bo a good outcomo from thomovement

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July 33dAnd will leave lor tbo above port withMulls and Passcngeis on or about thatdate

For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Fine Al Steel Steamship

ALAMEDAOI tho Oceanic Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from San Francisco onor about

July 3 nciAnd will havo prompt despatch with Mallsand Passengers for tbe abovo ports

Tho undersigned aro now preparedto issue

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Stmr KINATJCLARKE Commander

Will leavo Honolulu at 10 a m touching atLahoina Maalaea Hay and Makona Hitsame day Mahukena Kawalhao and Laupahoehoo tho following day arriving alHIIo tho samo afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU

Tuesday July 7Friday 17Tuesday 28

Friday Aug 7Tuesday 18Friday 28

TuosdaySopt 8Friday 18Tuesday 29

Friday Oct 0Tuesday 20Friday 30

Tuosday Nov 10Friday 20Tuesday Deo 1

Friday nTuesday 22

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AnniVES HONOLULU

Friday July 3Tuosday 14Friday 24Tuesday Aug 4Friday 11TuesdayFriday SeptTuesday

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inFriday 25Tuesday Oct 0Friday 10Tuesday 20Friday Nov 0Tuesday 17Saturday 28Tuesday Dec 8Friday 18Tuosday

Returning will leavo Hilo at 8 oclockp m touching at Laupahoehoe Mahukona and Kawalhao samo day AfakonaMaalaea Bay and Lahaina the followingday arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridaysp Wlll call at Foboiki Puna on tripsmarked- No Freight will bo received after Sa m on day of sailing

Tho popular routo to tho Volcano is viaHilo A good carriage road tho entlro distonco Hound trip tickets coveringoxpenses 5000

Stmr OLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at Or mtouching at Kahulul Hanu Hanioa andKjpahnln Maui Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday afternoons

Will call at Nuu Kaupo on second tripof each month

ESf No Freight will bo received afterr m on day of sailing

This Company will reserves tho right tomake changes in tho tlmoof departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andit will not responsible for any conse-quences

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arising therefromConsignees must at the Landings to

receive their freight this Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt has been landed

Llvo Stook received only at owners riskThis Company will not bo responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in tho care of Pursora

BXf Passengers aro requested to pur ¬

chase Tickets boforo embarking Thosefalling to do so will be subject to an addi ¬

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Por Month anywhere In the IJn- -wnllan Islands BO

1er Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Coun ¬

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Payable Invariably in Advance

Uaiiut the wrong that needs resistanceFor the right that needs assistanceFor thejuture in the distance

And the aood that we can do

1 am in the place whereof I am demandedof conscience to speak the truth and the trutht speak impugn it who so list

Advertisements unaccompanied by spoclfio instructions inserted till ordered out

Advertisements discontinued before oxpirntion of sppclfled porlod will bo chargedas if continued for lull term

Address nil communications to the Edi-torial

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Department to Edmund KorrioBusiness letters should bo addressed tothe Manncer

EDMUND NORRIE - - EditorK J TESTA Manager

Residing in Honolulu

THURSDAY JULY 2 189G

NOT INDEPENDENT

Iu a self laudatory editorial thismorning the Advertiser takes occa ¬

sion to make the following state ¬

ment

In 1872 Mr Whitney sold the pa ¬

per to Messrs Black and Auld whocontinued it as a weekly publicationuntil W M Gibson and the Sprock-ets

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combination began looking aboutfor a paper to further their schemesThe Advertiser was finally sold tothem and was changed to a dailyUnder their kind care the journallost much of the prestige it onceheld and iu 1888 again passed intothe hands of Mr Whituoy

While Tuc Independent takespleasure in congratulating MrWhitney on the anniversary of thepaper established by him forty yearsago we cannot allow the remarksiu regard to the loss of prestige ofthe paper during the Gibson-Spreck-e- ls

period to pass unchalleged

At no time has the Advertiserbeen conducted by suoh eminentand brilliant writers as during thatperiod Who can bo compared ofthe motley crow gothorcd in thoeditorial sanctum of tho Advertiserwith editors liko Gibson GroightonWobb Dan OConuoll David Nosfield aud others of equally highjournalistic standing And whenwas tho Advortiser indopondont ofpatronage call it government papadvertising aud printing exceptluring that period

What is tho Advertiser to dayexcept tho organ of a certain cliquewhich dictates its policy and thomotto of which is avoid stoppingon grounds whero a singlo dollarcan bo lost irritate nobody excepttho poor and poworless and at alltimes screech in behalf of our glori-fication

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and praise

And yet wo aro told that 40 yoaraago dear Mr Whituoy exclaimedThank God Hawaii has now an in ¬

dependent press Perhaps wo had it10 yoars ago and that Mr Whitnoyspaper was the pioneer in the now eraThoy havo passed the beautifuldays of freedom and iudopendoncoVYhilo tho Advertiser uow js simply J

a subservient mrulhpieco of thomissionary element in tho Govorninout tho opposition to that olomontis hampered by sedition laws gnglaws and rules and regulations iuregard to the oxistouce aud libertyof tlio press unknown in any countryoutside Russia Turkey aud Japan

If tho Adverlisor could resurrectsotno of tho brilliancy which madoit readable during tho GibsonSprookeln period aud infuse it intoit s columns it would perhaps againbe untitled to look with prido at itsvenerable ngo oven if a few dollnrsof advertising wore lost Until thatic done it will simply lako itn placeon the sholves with tho other antedi ¬

luvian journals who appear iu allcountries cling to ancient methodsfear the loss of a dollar through offendiug a mislomor and llion dis-

appear¬

for good and forovor ThoAdvertisor should bo tho lost to otilogizo its own iudopendonco It isan unknown quality

Tho Zaragoza

Tho following is tho list of thoofficers of the Mexican corvette andtriniug ship Zaragoza which arrivedin port yesterday

Admiral Angel O MouasterioOaptain Miguel Pozo commandorOhristobal Gonznlos NavigatingOfficer Francisco Ochoa FirstLieutounut Jose Servin AlezandroG Baez and Alberto Zentouo Sec-

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Lieutenants Joso N do Cacero Francisco Kivadoneyra audJorge a Palmer Sub Secoud Lioutonauts Tristian Canales Luis RLinares Loopoldo Fourzan Autouio Ortega Ignacio Torres JosoOrmelas Jesus F Rodriguez Vinconte Senties and Arturo PugaMidshipmen Lisandro RooheroPaymastor Carlos Glass SurgeonGoo E Coward Chief EngineerAugol Vazguoz First EngineerPedro Casson and Geo E HowardSecond Engineers Pedro GutieriezThird Engineer Frederick WWood Electrician

A Correction

Honolulu July 2 189G

Ed Tnc IndependentIn your article headed Water for

the Hospital contained iu yostordays issue of your paper you un-

justly¬

accuse Mr Charles Cooke ofhaving purchased a Gem windmillfor tho Quoons Hospital If anorror was made at tho tirao in ac-

quiring¬

a Gem wiudmill for thopumping establishment of the Hos-pital

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tho orror is that of tho Execu-tive

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Committee of tho Queens Hos-pital

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of which Mr Charles Cooke isnot a member

Tho Aermotor has proved supe ¬

rior to tho Gem but the locationand tho height of tho structure mayto some extent account for tho illsuccess had with the latter I amdear sir

Yours very trulyF A SoiUEFEIi

Wo aro pleased to publish thestatement of Mr F A Sohaefer andregret if wo havo been unjust to MrCooke At tho same time wo wouldliko to know whether Mr Cookewas an agent for the Gom wind-mill

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whothor lie at tho timo of thopurchase of such a mill was aTrustee of tho Queens Hospital andwhether tho erection of a windmillwas submitted to goueral competition or simply given by tho Exooutivo Committo to Mr TrustooCooke Ed

Bharkoy and Oorbott

Tho match botween Sharkoy andCorbett which took place on tho21th ult in San Francisco ended ina draw An immense lot of peoplewituossed tho bout There was be ¬

tween 18000 and 20000 in thohouso of which Corbett will gothalf and Sharkoy about 33000

The opinion of tho vast majorityof the crowd was that Sharkoy notonly remained tho four rounds buthad tho bost of the fight and thoSharkey star is asconding highor iutho pugilistio constellation

Corbett calls it a huggingmatch and claims that there wasnot ouo round of fightiug iu thefour

For tho Uocos

A large uumber of pooplo arogotting ready to tako a run to Mauito morrow and wituoss tho mootingat the Sprecknlsvillo raco track

The W G Hall will leave ot noonto morrow and will laud hor passen ¬

gers at Maalaea during tho samoovoning Tho races will begin at 10

oclock on the morning of thoFourth and will probably bo over at5 p tn Tho Claudiuo will bo atKahtilu during tho day and thoHonolulu visitors will loavo Maui at9 oclock on tho evening of thoFourth arriving here early Sundaymorning

There will bo all possible com-

fortable¬

arrangemonts for tho excur-sionists

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aud it is safe to predict auall round jolly time

Tho celebration of tho Fourth inHonolulu does not look vory pro-mising

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and many pooplo will beglad to got away from tho Anticsaud Horribloa of our funny littlo re-

public¬

There will bo excollont sport andplenty to oat aud drink nt Kahuluiand the uevor failing hospitality ofour Maui frieuds will make allvisitors from tho capital feel athomo

Tho program for tho day is equalor hotter to that of our 11th ofJune as can bo soeu from the fol-

lowing¬

olficial list of entries1st Race Pony Race 1 milo dash

Sunrise Black Diamond Van DykeHaahoo Pot Jim Cubiu and Judo

2nd Raco Running milo andrepoat Bushwhacker Parole andSarah H

3rd Race Trotting bost 3 in 5Ralph Charles S and Lottio L

dth Race Running 1 milo dashWinfiold Emin Bey Antidote andBilly C

5th Race Running 1 mile dash25 for each quarter Bushwhacker

Parole Sarah H and AntidoteGth Race Mulo Raco running 1

mile dash Kula Boy Balaam RainUkiu Girl Nioi and Chili Popper

7th Race Pony Race running Jmilo dash Black Diamond EvaManuahi Pot Jim Cubin and Jude

8th Raco Running mile dashBushwhacker Winfield Billy CEmin Boy and Tora

9th Raco Trotting match racobest 2 in 3 Manu Frank S Kimo

To Colobrato tho FourthIndications aro that tho Fourth

will bo fittingly colebrated Mr JasH Boyd yesterday laid in a stock ofGroworks for his children aud nodoubt they will celebrate it in aright royal stylo in honor of theirsires 38th anniversary Besides thoColonel Mr G B Wilson will alsono doubt celebrate tho same day ina most royal manner it being alsohis natal day Genial Charlie willbe 40 years old Mark P Robinsonis another prominent citizen whooriginally made his appearance onthe glorious Fourth This was 44years ago

We wish those gentlemen manyhappy roturns of tho day

Card of ThanksMr Richard L Gilliland of Wai

anae and family tender their warm ¬

est thankfl to their numorous kindhearted frieuds who yesterday prov¬

ed their deep sympathy in their be ¬

reavement by their many beautifulfloral offerings and other thought-ful

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sorvicos and attentions

Marriod

BAnKEit AroLO In this city June30 1896 by the Rov H H ParkerGoorgo Barker to Miss Emily Mikahala Apolo No card3

Died

Parker At his rosidenco at Pauoa in this city June 28 1890 WilliamRandall Parker aged about 87 yoarsHo loaves a widow and oight chil ¬

dren to mourn his loss Intormontat tho Roman Oatholio Cemeterythe following afternoon

Gilliland In this city July 1189G of oholora infantum OttoAloxander fourth and youngest sonof Mr and Mrs Richard L Gilli-land

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aged one year and five months

Tho stoamer Alameda will loavoearly to morrow morning

A Nowspapor In Trouble

The Chinese Timo published iu

this city has met with misfortunosTho editor Mr Chin Tong Singnppoared boforo Judge do la Vergno

this morning in response lo a chargepreferred in which the publisherand manager of tho Times worojoined for neglecting to registerwith tho Minister of Interior in ac-

cord

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with tho ng law passod by

tho Provisional Government for thospecial bouoflt of the late HolomuaMr W R Castle appearcd for thodefendants

Marshal Brown entored a uolloprosequi in regard to tho chargos ofueglect to register in behalf of alldefendants

In tho obscenity csso a pica ofguilty was entered and a translationof tho olTensivo article was loft withtho magistrate who this afternoonafter duo consideratiou fined theeditor 125

FIGS FOR SALE

SUCKING PIGS XrfAT THE

ENTERPRISE DAIRYTEIi 511 Nuuanu Valley

TENTH ANNUAL MEETING

OF THE- -

Maui Racing AssociationAT- -

SPMKELS PARK KAHULUI

ON

July 4th 1896

OFFICIAL PEOGKAMRaces to Commence at 10 a m SiiAnr

1st PONY RACE1 Milo Dash Free for all ForPonies 14 hands and underPurse 50

2d TROTTING RACEMilo Hoats Best 2 in 3 ForHorses without a record of 810or bettor Purso 75

8d RUNNING RACEMilo and Repeat Free for all

Hawaiian Bred Horses Purso75

4th RUNNING RAOE

IMileDaBh Free for all Purse150

5th TROTTING AND PACINGTO HARNESS1 Milo Heats best 3 in 5 ForHorses without a Record of 230Purso 150

Gth RUNNING RAOE1 Milo Dash Freo for all Ha-waiian

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Bred Horses Purso125

7th NOVELTY RAOE

Free for all Hawaiian BredHorses 25 for each QuarterPurse 100

8th MULE RAOE RUNNING1 Milo Dash Freo for allPurse 50

9th MAIDEN PONY RAOEJ Milo Dash Freo for all Win-ner

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of Raco 1 to carry 12 lbsoverwoight Purse S 10

10th Handicap RUNNINGRAOE

5 Mile Dash For HawaiianBred Horses owned bv MnuiiteBPurse 75

f All entries aro to bo madowith tho Secretary before 12 oclockTHURSDAY Juno 25 189G Entrauco foes to bo 10 porcont of Pursounless otherwise spooifiod

All Races to lB Tlln nrTmLiou unuor mo ruios oi tno MauiRacing Association

O0 All horses aro oxpooted tostart unless withdrawn by 10 oolooka m on July 3 1890

General Admission 50 contBGrand Stand extra 50 conts and 1Quarter Stretch Badges 5

Por Order of CommitteeA N KEPOIKA1

Seoy Maui Racing Aesocintion302 tI

Timely Topics

Honolulu June 10 1S9U

Tho Legislature has adjourn ¬

ed and on tho day of ita ad ¬

journ mont wo woro favored with

a phonomonal watory disturb ¬

ance possibly volcanic or possi-

bly

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tracoing its soureo from

other sources

Curiously enough also tho

Heavens shed tears at tho hourof adjournment and still drop

tho jowols that bless our land

but mako our streots muddy

and uncomfortable

Whothor our dismissed legis-

lators

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aro responsible or not for

thoso coincidoncos it behooves

us not to onquiro If thoy havo

discharged their duties to the

public who thoy aro presumed

to represont thoy will recoivo

their roward in duo season at

tho polls or by proformont to

government positions

But wo havo nothing moro to

say about politics or unpleasantweathor just now wo aro think-

ing¬

about tho futuro yours andour own tho ploasant times wo

intend to proparo for you whenour summor times como on andyou aro all rich and happy- -

Wo suppose for instancothat you wjll require an icechest or a rofrigorntor or some ¬

thing of a similar charactor topreserve your dainties and doH

cacios Well we havo tho bestand wo will lot you carefully in ¬

spect thorn boforo you buyPorhaps you want a now

bicycle for yoursolf or a lovedone Wo havo tho best on handand again inspection boforo purchaso is our motto

Our lamps that modulatedlone you know which is so

pleasant hero on a warm ovoning and by tho way you ofcourso romombor that tho moonlight nights aro on hand arostill with us in limited numbers Wo can let you huvo oneor two if you approve of thorn

If you aro contemplating aladies lunch or a petit souper wo

can provide you with glass andOhinawaro recherche and pleas ¬

ing enough to carry by stormtho hoarts of your guests

It is difficult to toll you all wohave to offer lo you in tho vari-ous

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and divers collection of morchandiso wo aro compollod tokeep to ploaso you Wo wouldmuch prefer that you shouldcall upon us and select for yoursolvos If wo ploaso you wo willbo satisfied becauso wo knowyou will call again

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LOOAIi AND GKNEHAL NEWS

Lolling Shirt Waist for L at N S

The Y M 0 A orclifBlra robourses this overling as usual i

Figured Dlmition only lButs porjnrd at L B Kerrs

Tho Editor of The Independentneltuowledges a call from Iiev TnmoB1 Lytton

Tho only placo to buy Drosses intown is at L B Korrs

Tho Entorpriso Dairy NuuanuValley ha sucking pigs of all sizesfor sale

Do your shopping at Sachs thoboat assorted storo in town

Frod Clay has entered upon hisduties as outry clerk at tho CustomHouse

At tho Cosmopolitan as warshipsaro in port call for Pabst MilwaukeeHeer

Tho Hoalanis havo dochlod toenter a six oared crow in tho Fourthof July races

At the Paoifio Exchanuo donthositato to call or Pabst MilwaukeeBeer

Tho Maui races will attraot quitea large crowd of friaudx from Hono ¬

lulu who will leave by tho Hall to-

morrow¬

All his many friends are pleasedthat Secretary Wilcox of tho Boardof Health is regaining health andstrength

The Alameda was signaled IT

Koko Head at 5 minutes past 1 thisafternoon She comes from thoCoast

Dont bo mislodl Make your pur ¬

chases at Korrs and save at least 25conts on every dollar spent

The Board of Hoalth failed tohold its regular meeting yosterdaythrough the failure to make aquorum

The Independent regrets to learnthat Rev Dr Hyde is rather weakerthis afternoon His many frioudshavo cause for alarm

Tho Officers mess at tho Bungalowhas boon closed and an allowance of30 a month made to the officers

in place of their boarding there

Mrs Montague- - Tumor states thatsha certainly will present II Trovatore at tho opening of tho OperaHouro in Septombor next

Two nicely furnishod rooms atNo 1 Garden Lane between Unionand Borotauia strosts at reasonablerates

It is understood that the men-of-w- ar

in port havo signified thoir dosiro to assist to tho bost of theirpowor in tho colobration of thoFourth

The arraugomonts for the ball atIndependence Park to morrow nightare progressing most satisfactorilyand everything points to a grandsuocoss

Whito Honoy Comb Bedspreadsat 75cts S100 L25 and 150 eachonly ouough to last a few days LB Kerr Queen St

Sumo tho Japanese wrostler andhis company aro drawing largocrowds to theentertainmont at theirtent on the Esplanade near tho newmarket

W A Bowou W D Alexanderand Mrs B F Dillingham havo boonappointed Commissionors of theDepartment of Education with HE Cooper as Minister

Bergers baud plays at ThomasSquaJo at 130 this afternoon Inhonor of our Mexioan visitors thoProfessor has introduced Spanishpiocos into tho program

Tho now chapel on Liliha stroetrecently erootod by Hon Poter 0Jonos has beon dubbod Saint FetorsChapel Wo can understand thoPeter but sinco when tho Saint

John Oassidy has boon appointedInspector of tho Govornmont Elec-tric

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Light System for Honolulu intho placo of Fred T P Watorhousowho resigned to ongago in commer-cial

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undertakings

We aro orodibly informed thatonly four membors of tho HawaiianRepublican Club wore present atthe recent meeting when it was de ¬

cided to join in a body in tho colo ¬

uration of the Hawaiian Fourth

Mr Reid wishos it to bo under ¬

stood that his popular seasido rosortthe Saratoga at Waikiki is onlyopened to rospootablo pooplo and isconducted solely for tho benofit oftho docont public No liquor is soldon tho promises and no rowdyism istolerated A line bath and a goodluncheon and dinner can at alltime3 bo had by the respectable por-tion

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of tho community who can ap ¬

preciate a trip to Waikikik

W L Boworn captain of theguard at the Insane Asylum hasrosigued

Admiral Augol O Monaiterio andUaptatu Miguel Lozo of the Mnxican Corvette Zarngoza paid officialvisits to tho Executive- - Building thisforenoon

Captain Cook chnrgod with Illicitnnltlntf fif linnnr nl Snrnlnin Wnikiki on tho llkli of June was fined

100 and costs An appeal to theOireuitCourt was noted Mr Edingsfor defendant

Bargains in Sheets and PillowCase full size suhhLh roadj for useonly 85 cents Pillow pap only 20conts at N S Sachs

The Advortisor celebrates itsfortieth birthday to day accordingto its own calculation The Inde ¬

pendent wiahoa it many happy re-

turns¬

of tho day

The Peacock saloons the RoyalPacific and Cosmopolitan giveyou interchangeable checks forPabst Milwaukee Beer

Our Mexican friends lifted theireyobrows this morning at haviug topay tho days wagos of a laboringman for a glass of wine or liquorSan Francisco prices have demoral-ized

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thorn

The Valley form Is Club hasboon formed with twenty five mem ¬

bors and tho following officers DrAENichols prosidont SM Ballouvicn prosidont A B Wood treas-urer

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and Alexander St MartinMackintosh socrotary

Tho game between tho Kanis andtho Honolulus on Saturday noxt willbo free Tho Honolulu team willbe Dayton catchei Clarke pitchorJ H Wodohouse first base WillieLucas second base Cupid short-stop

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Jas Lemou third base Fin-ney

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right Gold J Watorhouso cen ¬

ter field Chris Holt loft field

Mr A Poixoto tho well knownbaibor oh tho premises of tho cele ¬

brated Union Art Gallery hassecuiod tho services of SamuelChnmpaiu who is favorably knownas an experienced tonsorial artistAnyone desiring a clean shave anartistic haircut and a refreshingShampoo should call at the popularahon in tho Union nllevi i - j

Thf sympathies of The Indepen ¬

dent aro extent to Mr and MrsGilliland and family in their loss ofthoir fouith ami youngost son Ottowho died of cholera infantum yos ¬

terday morning Tho infant wasburiod in tho nftornoon with thorites of the Catholic Church in thosame grave with hU grandmother

WATEBFKONT WHISPERINGS

The Austrian warship Pasane wdbthe last hero iu 1802

The Chief Eugineor Second En-

gineer¬

and Electrician of tho Zaragoza aro Englishmen She carries acrow of 128 men

Our gonial Tally Clork Traoy canseo a hole in a bag of sugar with analortuosR that is truly admirableHis work to day on tho ship TillioE Starbuck is a record breaker

Tho ship Tillio E Starbuck recoivod uoarly 8000 bags of sugarmarked Paauhau and diamond Kfrom tho steamer Likeliko CaptainHarry Wobb aud Tod Tracy mani-

pulated¬

the scales Mr E P X Y

Z Taylor of tho Royal Arthur wasnot present

The Saida is ono of thoso shiprigged largo and commodious ves-

sels¬

that belong to the past gener-

ation¬

of the days of three deckoisand East Indiamon aud is probablymore cosy aud convenient for its inhabitants than our modern moun-

tains¬

of machineryAH hands on the Barkontine S G

Wilder wore kept as busy as tho pro-verbial

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bumble bee this morniugCaptain McNoil received sugar fromthe steamer Jamos Makeo andschooner Moi Wahiuo She will goto tho Railroad wharf for 2000 bagsmoro this afteruoon which will oloanup Ewa No 1

Mr Douglas Collins had an unploasant oxporionco going homo yes ¬

terday afternoon Tho spring ontho starboard side of his vohiolobroko suddenly outside tho O S S

Cos warehouse Tho last our re ¬

porter saw was tho Glasgow geniusand his animal going homowards indeep mourning

The saluto firod by the Hawaiiaubattory this morniug in aoknowlodgraout of that of tho Austrian man-of-w-

was quito a surpriso in thoregularity and rapidity Tho 2J

guns wero fired within a minute auda quarter aud wore discharged with

almost faultless accuracy Thosalute by the Saida was completedin a little over 8 minutes 20 secondsTho discharges wore slow or thanthoso of tho Shore battory but werooxplodod with mechanical precision

Tho boat landing and tho harborwere full of life and interest thismorning owing to the three men-of-w- ar

in port and tho continuouspassing to and fro of the boats withConsuls and Govornmont officials tothe veesels Our gallant navalmilitary commandant was Ihoro withhis stair and oscort to pay tho off-icial

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visit of courtoey and tho tingsof ournowly arrived visitors blendedprettily with our own Hawaiianflag and the Stars and stripes of thoU S A

Murphy the Irish giant stood netloss than 8ft 9in while Patrick Cot-

ter¬

casts of whoso hands aro iu thopossession of tho College of Sur-geon

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was 8ft 7Jiu high andOBrien whoso skeleton is preservedat tho same institution measured92 in

ORBIOHTON CORRDA

Attojineys at Law

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Our Advortisomonts in thodaily papers attract moro wantors than wo know what to dowith at timo3 hut tlioy aro in-

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ho waited on tho minutothoy got in tho storo thoro aroattractivo hits of Crockery andGlasswaro to occupy thoir atten-tion

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larged¬

Advertising suits usIf it is a steak or a chop its

all tho bettor for hroiling if youhavo tho right sort of hroilorTho Unique is tho ono thathroils both sides with loast trouhlo No danger of burning ilngors with a Unique

Evorv housowifo uses raisinsto a dogreo in cooking thobothor has boon in tho seedingAn Automatic Seodor will seeda pound in fivo minutes and alltho machine costs is a dollarand a half

Tho Columbia Egg Boatorcoos to you for a quarter anotherstylo works quicker and has agraduating glass costs GO contshut it is worth tho difforonco

Tho patont chimnoy cloanorcloans tho glass at ono move ¬

ment of tho hand and provontspossibility of breakage Dontcost much hut its worth adollar

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DONT forget that tho quality of theleather in n harness morothan anything elso its weiring proper

cannot oxpect poor leatherto wear well Harnesses niado fromtho best leather will look and wearwoll as only the best loathcr can wearA harness that always looks well with-

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ONE HAS ACCEPTED MY LONGNO Standing Challenge as my Paintshave been proved to bo mndo of the PurostLinseed Oil and tho Best Metallic Products

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All business entrusted to him will receiveprompt and caroful attontion

Otllco Honotaa Hamakua Hawaii

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Akana Stables Konia Street abovoHotel

Blacksmith Carriage Builder

Repairer

Horso Shoeing a SpecialtyHis charges as a Smith aro tho Lowest in

tho Trade and his work is uncnualed203 3111

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LOCAL LINE

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lor Sydnoy San FranciscoArrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu

Mariposa July 30 Monowai July 23Monowal Aug 27 I Alameda Aug 20Alameda Bopt21 Mariposa Sept 17Mariposa Oct 22 I Monowal Oct 15Monowai Nov 10 AJameds Nov 12Alameda Don 17 Marlpona Den 10

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King street to the premises on

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CIGARETTE PAPEB3JOSKIII HATTOV

Thror Oheors for tho Princo 1

This fruit has been supposed bysome to bo tho Lotus of tho Lotophagi but it is uothiug of tho hindIt is tho Common Date Plum orPishamia which howovor is also bymany called tho Date of TrobisondToolo says ho novor hoard of anyTrobisond except tho princoss ofthat palmy land which was alsocelebrated for tho histrionic vagariosof Miss Nolly Faneuj and if youlook in your dictionary for Porsimmou you will bo referred backto Tho Common Dato Plum On

fTuesday that is what it seemed likely to turn out I novor interforowith tho fortunos of anybodys horeoby backing it for a raco but onTuesday I found that many porsonsofmy acquaintance wero flying thoroyal colors Not that tho tipstershad given them much encourage ¬

ment thoy certainly had not thoyworo nearly all for St FrusquinOne hears many storios of how thoyrushod to lay off their money to

edge I believe is tho phraseThoro was a freo tipster in a seedyjockey uniform who bogging for alight and Well just a copporyour honor by way of luck haunt ¬

ed Regont st on Tuosday night andsaid his brother-in-law- s cousin wasgoing to ride tho oss and it was StFrusquin that would win so betyour bottom dollar Then I knowa man whoso sistor having neverhoard tho name of the horso dreamtthat hor brother had won 10000backing Teufel and when he heardthat Persimmon had met with anaccident went almost raving madwith excitent as ho had got a loton against tho princes horso andanother lot on Teufol The groatpublic is dolighted that HRH haswon tho blue riband neverthelessHe may now bo said to have got to-

gether¬

pretty well all the honorsthatean fall to tho lot of an EnglishPrinco And so three cheers forthe Prince shouted tho seedy littlesportsman of liegent st who hadmigrated to tho Strand to see thefigures go up Didnt I toll you toback Porimmont It goes withoutsaying that many a hearty cheerwent up for Persimmons owner allround tho world on Wednesday forwhat remote corner of creation doesnot count tho Britishor among itsinhabitants And where on earththat ovor so few Englishmen gather ¬

ed together is there no Dorby sweep1 boliovo betting to bo a porniciousthing but when first I wont toCanada many years ago and in thobar room of my hotel found a com-

pany¬

of Canadians discussing theprospects of certain horses forthoCity and Suburban I felt that afternil sport has ito national and pa-

triotic¬

tios Tho Dorby and boatrace are also groat events even froman American point of view Of alltho business men from the Statesjust now in London not one onWednesday but was on a coach ordrag or on board a train bound forEpsom

A DERBY STORY

One hoars many stories of tho for-

tunos¬

won aud lost on tho Dorbybutnono of them havo anything likotho element of surpriso so stronglymarked as an incident in tho life ofthe late Sir John Astloy It is quitea racing romanco and it will ploasothose admirers of Mr Chaplin whomay not have heard it In tho au ¬

tumn of 66 Sir John made up hismind that Hormit had no chance fortho Derby Ho laid 20 to 1 againstit to loso 8000 Mr Chapllyhowever believed in his horso andin 07 Hormit running so well fortho Two Thousand Guineas SirJohn tried to back him baok andhis owner hearing him offer ahedging hot to Steel that was nottaken callod Sir John an elderlyfool for nob boing on instead ofagainst his horso I will lay you12 to 1 to cover your monoy thonight before tho Derby ho said inthe most friendly way for 1 staudto win a big stake and I want myfriends to win too Sir John wasovorcomo with gratitude at so uobloan offer ond wailed with composure

fJnhii

tho progress of ovonts Ton days

before tho Dorby Hermit broke ablood vessel as everybody knowand went down in tlm letting to100 to 1 Tho night before thoDerby Sir John condoled with theSquiro of Blanknoy the horso hadnot done a cauler for ten days MrChaplin had given up his jockoydistance and had decided to takohis chanco with a lad named Daloyon him Sir Johu took back thatovoning 2000 to 20 from OusolyHiggins As soon as ho got toEpsom tho next day ho went to thopaddock and thoro saw Hormit anhour boforo the raco walking aboutwith his coat staring and a dojeotedlauguid look about him as if ho wasmore likely to die ou tho coursethan to win tho groat raco It wasbitterly cold and snow fell at inter ¬

vals Sir John was woll on Vaubantho winnor of tho Guineas andnovor thought it worth while totako back tho remaining 6000 hohad stood against Hormit Foolthat I was ho goes on in his reminiscences of tho ovout for Icould havo had 100 to 1 to as muchas I liked and in all my born days Inever have boon so astonishedthunderstruck I believe is tho pro-

per¬

word as when I saw Hormitovorhaul Marksman and Vaubanand win tho Derby by a neck Tomy thinking this is not tho deuouomont of the story though dramatic-ally

¬

the noxt scene is tho anti-

climax

¬

After tho horso weighed inSir John mot tho Squire andthough ho had won close upon

100000 Sir John say3 ho could seethat his good fortune was marred bythe knowledge that ho Sir Johnhad lost And ho thou said Putyour losiugB into your account onMonday to my name and I will paythem

Motoorological Summary for June1890

From Records of Weather Bureau

Average temperature 7G2 nor-mal

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762 extreme range of tempera-ture

¬

66 dog to 83 deg both on the23d lowest average daily tempera ¬

ture 723 on tho 16th highestaverage daily temperature 767 ontho 21th and 25th averago dailyminimum 707 average maximum804 avorago daily range 97

Averago height of baromotor 30099 normal 8007 daily avorangorange 0057 extreme minimum2999 on the 19th extreme maxi-

mum¬

3018 on the 2d and 16th Lowpressured period centered on tho11th and 19th high pressured pe-

riod¬

centored on 2d 16th and 27thAverage relative humidity 677

per cent normal 70 per cent abso-

lute¬

humidity average 655 grainsto the cubic foot maximum 71 onthe 8th minimum 61 on the 11th

Total rainfall 159 inches normalfor Juno 160 maximum rain in onoday Oll inches on tho 17th and18th Rain record days 18

Cloudiness 15 por cent normal89 per cent

Trade wind has prevailed through-out

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the month with rathor morethan ordinary force partially inter-rupted

¬

on tho 23d It showed atendency to voor into tho northbringing tho temperaturo especiallyin tho middle of tho month distinctly below tho uormal

Junos Doatho

There were 57 deaths reportedlast month 28 of which or nearlyone half woro children under 5 yearsof ago Thirty six of tho fifty sovonwore Hawaiians sovou PortugueseJapanese and Chinese fivo eachGroat Britain and tho United Statesono each and othor nationalitiestwo

In Juno 1895 thoro woro tho samonumber of doaths in 1891 36 in1893 68 and in 1892 15 Tho annualdeath rato por 1000 for tho monthwas 2113 Hawaiians 4114 Asiatics1263 and all othor nationalities1650

Tho costumes to bo worn at thoBallon tho Third will surpass allprevious creations and the only rea ¬

son advanced for this fact is thatmost of them woro bought at L BKorrs

A good artiolo for littlo monoy iswhat any body can get at Kerre

Cornor King and Nuunnu Bis

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Headquarters for Mechanics and Laborers

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Half-and-Ha- lf on Draught

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