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THE INDEPENDENTOL I
THt INDEPENDENT
r IdSOED
AFTERNOON
t Kxout Bnnilny
At JBrito Utill Konia Street
4 BUBBOHIPTION KATES
Per Month anywhore In tho Ha ¬
waiian IalamiB fOFor Vtnr 0 00lVr Vcar postpaid to Foreign Coun
tries 8 00
Payable Invariably in AdvanceAdvrrtlscnifnta una compAiiird by spo
cifln hiBtruotloDS insrmd tilt ordered outAdvertisements d Hcontlmed beforox
plrnlion of spclfiod period will bo chargedas if continu d lor In 1 term
VNddresBnll jfimmuiiiattons to tho Edi-torial
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Department to Editor Imlppondont Business letters fhnld bo ad- -drtBsod to Mnnnirer Indouendent
V OEDMOND NOUBIE - Editor
O KENYON - ManagerRe ldlng In Hono nlil
NEWSPAPER SUIT
Extracts From A Y Gears Com- -
plaiai Agaiost The
Independent
THEYWANT THE EARTH
And ibo IobiibltaDls Tiwion
That th good will of said originalnamo of Tha Tudopentlent aud ofnnid namo aa incorporated in saidcombination of namo to wit Even ¬
ing Bulletin with which is iucorporporated tho Independent copy ¬
righted by the plaintiff Gear forthe use aud boneGt of said
as aforesaid is of groatpBCfTrriary bonefit to tho plaintiff asdistinctive of tho trade marks oftheir respective papors consolidatedas aforesaid aud is efsoutiul to therotontion aud successful proseoutionof their said uewspapor business
That prior to the formation ofsaid co partnership to wit on tho17th day of June 1895 tho plaintiffA V Gear owned and possoeBed alist of tho Biiboriljors to advertisorsin and patrons of his said nowspaper the Independent which listwas kept in a hook used for thatpurpose and also owned aud pos¬
sessed certain routo or d liverybooks used by his newspaper carri-ers
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ih the delivery of said paperThat tho solo and oxolusivo uso of
nnd right to uso said list and saidrouto or delivery books is of greatpecuniary valuo to tho plaintiffs andessential to tho retention and safeand successful prosecution of theirsaid newspaper business
That the defnndauts have notneither has oither of them hereto ¬
fore or now any legal or equitableintorest in tho plaiutiffa said busi ¬
ness or hi anything connected there-with
That tho defendants hnvo notnoither has either of them hereto ¬
fore or now any logal or equitableiutorOBt in said list or
4Wnsald routo or delivory books orany logal or equitablo right to usethe samo or any of them or to useany kuowledgo or information there-from
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obtaiuod to divert from thoplaintiff thoir subscribers ndvortisors or patrons or to use tho samoor any of them for tho purposo ofontoriug into communication withtho plaintiffi subscribers advortisora or patrons or for any othorpurposo or in any way whatover toIcbbou or impair tho valuo of tho
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EVERY
subscription
COPYRIGHT JVtTJD FORHONOLULU II I TIIUKSDAY JUNE 27 1895
good will of tho plaintiffs said businop
That heretofore to wit about thotime of tho formation of said co-
partnership¬
tho defendant Kenyonacting for himself and his
and with tho knowledge and idtho instance of his co defendantnnd without the knowledge or con ¬
cent of tho plaintiffs or of either ofthorn secretly and fraudulentlyprocurod and caused to bo procuredsaid list of subscribers advertisersaud patrons from one of the plain-tiffs
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servants and as the plaintiffsbelieve copied tho samo or causedthem to be copied procuring saidlist aud copying or causing thosame to be copied with intent towrongfully injure and deprive thoplaintiffs of the good will of thoirsaid business and to wrongfully usosaid names in said list for the pur-poso
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of aiding them to establish arival nowspaper in Honolulu afore ¬
said and for tho purposo of wrong-fully
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and fraudulently establishingsuch newspaper under the name andstylo of the Independent in viola-
tion¬
of the trade mark of the plain-
tiffs¬
and of tho aopvright for whichtho plaintiff Gear had then appliedor was about to apply as tLe de-
fendants¬
well knowThat heretoforo to wit about tho
time of tho formation of said copartnership the defendants hiredaud employed tho boys until thenemployed by tho plaintiff Gear ascarriers of his said paper the Inde ¬
pendent to carry and deliver thodefendants paper hereinafter m entioued and procurod from saidboys possession and control of nudaccess to their routo aud deliverybjoks aforesaid with the wrongfulaud fraudulent purpose of depriv-ing
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the plaintiff of the uso and benefit thereof aud of using the samefor tho purpose of establishing arival newspaper under tho namo andstylo of Tho Independent iu vio-
lation¬
of the trade mark of theplaiutiffa and of the copyright afore ¬
said for which the plaintiff Gearhad then applied or was about toapply
That said namo long used by thoplaintiff Gear as a trado mark ofhis said newspaper as hereinbeforeset forth aud as incorporated iu thename of the joint publication of theplaintiff as hereinbefore sot forthhas been and is wrongfully andfrauduloutly taken appropriatedand assumed by th defendants andeach of them in publishing theirsaid newspaper as aforesaid in de-
rogation¬
aud invasion of the plain-
tiffs rightB for tho purpose and withtho intent of imposing upon thopublic and particularly upon thoplaintiffs subscribers advertisersand patrons
That the use aud threatened usoby tho defendants of the knowledgeand information secretly wrongfullyand frauduloutly by thorn obtainedas aforesaid of tho plaintiff saidlist of mbucribers advertisers andpatrons and of the routo aud de¬
livory books is greatly prejudicialto tho said plaiutiffa in thoir saidbuiness and threatens thom withirreparable injury
That tho uso and threatened usoby tho defendants of tho words TboIndependent as tho name stylo
and litlo of thoir nowspaper nsaforesaid wrongfully taken nnd as ¬
sumed and appropriated by themas aforesaid teudB to and does im-
pose¬
upon tho publio nud particu ¬
larly upon tho plnintiffb suu3criborc advertisors and patrons nnd in-
fringes¬
upon tho copyright andtrademark rights of tho plaintiffsas aforesaid and provonts the plain-
tiffs
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and threatens to provont themfrom obtaining thoir lotters papersmoney orders and other mail iu thoregular course of businoss by divert-ing
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the same to tho dofondautsAnd is in othor ways greatly preju-dicial
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to tho plaintiffs in their saidnowspaper business and threatensthom with irroparablo iujury
Golden
Rule
oSLZSLSLF
WF REYH0LD3 Pnpiletor
ESTABLISHED OH
Absolutely
Gash Basis
Stationer Newsdealer
MUSICAL INbTUUWKNTB
Music by Every Steamer
Outdoor Games
Toys Notions Eto Eto
FANCY GOODS Eto
Telephone C07 P 0 Box 321
HONOLULU
Carriage Manufactory
128 A 130 Fort Etroot
Carriage BuildupAND REPAIRER
Blarksmitliing la all Its Braoclies
Orders frrm the ohr If land in BuildingTrun ml Hi Painting Ma iUo
prunpt y HtlOLiiul to
W W WRIGHT Proprietor
Sucessor to G West
REMOVAL
JOHN PH1XL1FS
Has removed his Plumbing limine as liowKing mreet to the premises on
iEEotel StreetFormerly occupied by Woven
WuVUalley
1 lloMljiw i6 Co
JCng Btrot npposlto OaetleCoukc
Household Sewing Machine
pianos vOltUANB andGUITARS
Wines Liquors Beers
It THE 1IIOIIKST IBIDE
CARPETS AND BUGS
Baby Carriages a Specialty
W Inspect the Selwilttd Biocfc ot
Kb HOFK80HiAEGER CO
King Street oppostt Onptlo it Cooke
--JJusiuosa Cards
ANTONE ROSAt
Attobney at Law
Kanlmiiiuna street Honolulu
PAUL NEUMANN
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY-AT-IJA-
Merchunt Strut 1 Honolulu
JOHN NOTT
Pldmbino Tin Coiter and SheetIron Work
King Strcrt Honolulu
QONSAIiVES OO
WlIODESALE GllOOKRS AND WlNB
Merchants
225 Queen Btroct Honolulu
E B THOMAS
Contractor Ad Builder
Bulldng Mato talx forcalo EjtIiunto3FumMioJ
H F BERTJBLMANN
Contractor and Builder
All kinds otlte pilling and Qoncral Carpen ¬
try Kbtlinut a on liulldlngaFamished
ALLEN Sa ROBINSON
Dealers in Luiicnn And Coal andBuiLDiNa Materials qv
All Kinds
Qucon Street Honolulu
No d
T B MURRAY
321 33 King Ktrtct
The Lending-
Carriage and
Wagon Manufacturer
IU MATERIALS OH HAND
Will furnish everything outbids steam- -- boats and boilers
No Ball BeirlDg Axles Around Tbla Shop
TELEPHONE 672
TH03 LINDSAY
MAItUriCTUJUNQ
Jeweler latchmaker
KOKUI JEWKLHY A SPECIALTY
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Particular attention pi Id to all knds ofKppaira
Campbell Block Merchant Street
REGAN YAFOH and PACIFIC GAS
Engines and Lannches
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
They cannot be nnrpassed for MotivePower
SEND FOR CATALOGUE R7
JOS TT-LSTEZ--
Sole Agent Nuaana Street
Metropolitan Heat Go
81 KING BTHEET
G J Walxdz
Wholosale andUctoil
ABD
Mahaoeb
BETTOX anSIRS
Navy Contractors
ARLINGTONA VcxToally Hotel
T KUOU8E - - Prop
Per Day 200PerWte li00
BPEOIAI MONTHLY RATES
Tho Best of Attendance the Best Situationand tbo Pmest tloab in tlita City
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frW HiTUB INDEPENDENT
l8n ed evnry afternoon except Sunday atHrito Hall Konla Btreot
Qaiiut the wrong that need retdtaneeFor the right that need atittanceFor the future in the dittance
And the good that we can do
Iam in the vlace whereof I am demandedof conscience to ipeak the truth and the truthIipeak impugn it who to lift
Edmund NomueG O Kbnyon -
EditorManager
THURSDAY JUNE 27 IBM
THE INDEPENDENT
A numbar of people have naked
us to explain all about tho suitwhich Mosirfl Gear and Finney havesntorod ngaiiiBt The IndependentWo would prater to giro the gontlemon who appear as plaintiffs a
ohanoo to reeorer thoir senses andwithdraw their suit but it in nocos
aary for ub t place our paper on aproper record and bIiow our patronsthat wa oxint in tho newspaperbusiness honestly and justly
Tho oditor of this paper was afew months ago tho managing editorof tho Hawaii Holotnua That pa ¬
per was to a certain extent a poli-
tical¬
journal and tho owneraof itwere represented by the late ArthurP Potorson a brother-in-la- of thoplaintiffGoar The Holomua plantbut not tho good will etc was soldat publio auction in April Gearbought tho plant from tho pur-
chaser¬
and with tho assistance offriends who took stock in his as ¬
sistants he startod out as the pro-
prietor¬
on the first day of May of anewspaper which was called TheIndependent
Tho title of tho said newspaperwas proposed and disoussed by
ICenyon Norrio Ash ford and othervictims of tho republic while theywero confined in Oahu Jail duringtho lato war11 and tho name was
suggested to Mr Gear by Norriowho bocamo the de facto editor of
the Independent although not sonominally
That paper gained considerablepatronage both from subscribersandadvortiBors Tho patronage was
due to tho merits of tho paper andcertainly not to Mr Gear porsonally
jAftor an existence of six Weeks
Mr Gear Bold out to the EveningBulletin or amalgamated with thatsheet and tho writer of his Inde-
pendent¬
was fired
i The present paper was thenstarted through the efforts of
aitizens who this day beliovo thata healthy opposition and a fair dis-
cussion
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of publio matters trebeneficial to tho country aud who
admit that tho pro3ont editor is
qualified to conduct a papor basedon tho aforesaid linos
And now comes Mr A V Gearwith his law suit and wo publish in
anothor column tome of his com ¬
plaints His attorney Mr E PxDole must have lots of timo on his
tft hands or ho would not havo derotodso much paper and ink to the case
Mr Goar complains because peo- -
plo are subscribing to tho Indepen-
dent
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and not to ths combined andincorporated Bulletin Wo arotnilv eorrv but wo cannot help huk--
mfr gesting to tho plaintiff that his pa- -
5ii inr mlrflif lmrA n nlinw rulipn liftiw
coasqa to mako it tin advertising
dodger and makes it an instructivenewspaper liko tho Independent
Mr Goar objects to our employingdolivory boys formorly in his sor
vioo Ho evidently doesnt under ¬
stand that this is a free country audthat any man or boy can eook his
bread and wages wherever hb sees
fit and that after an employor dis ¬
charges a servant he has no furthorclaim to his services
Mr Guar accuses us of stealinghis subscription list and routo books
For that accusation he will bo
mado to answer before judge andjury Ho forgets that the subscrip-
tion
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list which started tho Into
morning Independent was lent tohim by tho editor of our paper who
was and yet is tho solo manageraud representative of tho HolomuaPublishing Company
Mr Gear desires the court to prerout ub from holding communica-
tions
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with tho subscribers adver-
tisers¬
and patrons of the defunctIndependent and he wants lettersetc addressed to the Independentto be delivered to him
Dear roadors we advise you seri-
ously¬
not to subscribe for our littlopapor Dont even buy it in thostreets or au injunction might be itsued by Professor Gear which willcause you lots of trouble If youwill run the risk iu spite of suchodds send your name and address toour office aud we will mauage tosmuggle a paper aloug to you You
preBS the buttou and we will do therest
Mr Gear asks the Court to de-
prive¬
us of all knowledge of hisaffairs Tho Court may comply withhis request and issue an order turn-ing
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us into idiots but it will have
oxceediug difficulty iu getting usthore without performing a surgicaloperation which seemB already tohave been porformed ou the plain-
tiffs
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in the case Whether wo willaccept the order or be contemptedis a different matter altogether
In tho meantime The Independentgoes on at its present stand onSmith street Konia street oppositeTim Murrays shp and we sin ¬
cerely hope Gear goes on as well
TOPICS OF THE DAY
We oordially endorse tho follow-
ing¬
from the Advertiser oT thismorning in reference to executivesessions of the Senate What possi-
ble¬
advantages is to be gainod bysecret sessions of a body of legisla-
tors¬
electod to do tho bidding of
the people is a hard question to an-
swer¬
What is not proper for peo-
ple¬
to hear and know h not properto bo spoken Executive sessions
aro faroical and do not Bavor of truerepublicanism Right you aro evqn
if you havo secured Castles con-
firmation There is no truo repub-licanism
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in any such proceedingsKeep it up till wo get some true re-
publicanism¬
Then wo shall allunito on ono platform
The Rub it in Doctor Wood
yesterday at tho Board of Healthmeeting spoke plainly his opinionof doforring to tho wishes of pationtsSomo unfortunato lepora have hadtho audacity to think that Dr Gotosbaths and modicines did them goodand alloviated their sufferings andthon had the further audacity toask tho Board of whom Wood is
onoto grant them the continued ueo
of tho troatment Wood did noton this occasion prosoribo tho rubit iu operation for ho said ordinaryhot wator baths wero as good as
Gotos and that it didnt riattorwhat tho unfortunate leper patientswanted They dioUld ouly got whattho Board and medical men save
the mark rocom mended t Becausetho lepers pay no foes is that a reason for troatiug them with less con ¬
sideration than his paying patientsGet something on the rub it iu prin-
ciple¬
yourself doctor that will
benefit them as much as they thinkGoto has done aud thou you will
find thoy will ask for that just asmuch as they do for the JapaneBO
physiciaus treatment Unless you
do a mau of your ovideut disposi-
tion
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is absolutely unfit to bo on a
Board for publio service and benefit
and should at onco be removed
That Wui R Castle was not inaccord with the lato Secretary ofState Gresham makes it all tho worsofor Mr Castle Says the SeattloTimos
-- Secretary Greaham lacked thomoney making and the money savinginstinct It is not to his discreditthat after a lifo spent in prominentand influential publio positions ho
died comparatively poor Tho truthof the matter is that Gresham was
a man cast in a noble mould as farabovo tho majority of those whohave lately boon assailing him as thostars aro above the clouds The lat-
ter¬
may bo able to obscure theformer but they soon pass away
while the brightness of tho formeris eternal
The appointment of Councillorsof State- - under article 81 of theConstitution of the Republic hasbeen completed by the appointmentby tho President of tho followingfollowing persons Messrs Chas M
Cooke Henry Smith Timothy BMurray Joseph P Mendonca andJohn Emmoluth doubtless goodmen each and all of them Two of
them have beeu refused bj the Legis-
lature
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and two of them had notbeen previously considered Noconsideration has been shown thePresident The dish of crow was
reserved for the last course iu tholove feast at the Executive buildingand the President bolted it Longlive tho American League I
The scandal at Puuahou will notdown As tho Trustees havo hiddentheir heads ostrich like they fancythat there is nothing more to beseen or heard Wo are collecting achoice lot of storyettes aud anec-
dotes¬
furnished to the pupils byPresident Hosmer and jwill publishthem from time to time
Tho ayes have it in the Legisla-
ture¬
There aro no noes
Both tho Senate and the Housescorn to bo in a mood to rip up thosolidity of tho Executive Why is
this thus Is it a left hauder on thoCastle confirmation
Cecil Brown scents out all possi ¬
ble jobs in the proposals laid boforethe Sonato and gota aotiou deferredtill properly investigated by thoproper committees Good forCeoill
Tho reserved seat salo for thoMarquardt ebneorta is now in pro ¬
gress at Hobrona Drug store Ifyou want to go you had better se ¬
cure soats at once they aro Bellingrapidly v
MISSIONARY TAOTI08
Our readora kavo probably hearda foW days ago that tho HawaiianBoard of Eoroign Missions refusedto allow tho Morning Star to takean invoice of Tobacco to tho SouthSea Islands for traders at differentplaces Tho tobacco was shippedby J Whit mau of Sau Franciscoand the Board exprossod their doopregrets because they could notoblige that gentleman who had al ¬
ways showu many favors to thoSonthSea missions Everybody counictodwith the Board iu Sau Franciscoand Honolulu looked virtuous andW W Hall aud tho other christianeudcavorers shook hands with themsolves aud said what nice people
wo aro There must be a greatdifference iu sending tobacco to thosouth from souding alcohol to thenorth
It was feared by the virtuousmissioarios who travel around in
the Morning Star that tho tobaccoeventually might be sold as Morn-
ing¬
Star Tobacco and that therebytlio teachings of tho said missionariesagainst the use of ruin and tobaccowould bo sadly impaired ThoBoard was right And wo wero justgoing to express our admiration in
voll chosen words when we hap ¬
pened to go down to tho waterfrontand look at the cargo dischargedfrom the Aloha
lit that cargo were 800 packagefor the Morniug Star It was amost beautifully assorted cargo of
stores And a large number wero
marked to a man called Tradeprobably a missionary ou some can ¬
nibal island The cotton andgroceries bonnets aud gen oralmerchandise are links to promotoChristianity of course But who
cau picturo our surprise when we
found 25 packages containing 2750poundB of tobaccol And marked somo
to Melanderand somo to Ekstrom Is
it possiblo that these two gout lemon
are going to Btnoke said 2750 lbsthemselveBt Or is it to be supposedthat the shipment of Whitenraustobacco was prohibited because theBoard wanted to have a finger in thepie or the tobaoco pipe themiolves
But tho greatest joke is yet tocome The tobacco is packed intho usual fancy covers on whichladies in more or less uudresH
uniform aro pictured Sultanas andvariety girls in tights aro the usualtrade mark for tobacco Apparentlyto avoid any corruption of the nakedsavages of tho South Seas a pieco of
blank papor has boon carefullypasted ovor oaoh of these gaypictures Blessed be the carefulwisdom of tho Board of Missionwhich gives to tho heathen thotobacco only and not tho immoralgirl along with it
Tako Notice
Lot our roadors aud the publiogenerally bo sure to tako notice thatwo aro not in any way connectedwith tho combined Eveniug Bulle ¬
tin and tho late Independent Norare we in any shape responsible forany of their subscriptions or con ¬
tracts
John Marquardt will play a violinsolo on one string at his Saturdaybight couoort
FOB SALE
Four Second hand Bullock Carls
MT For particulars apply to
4 tlQONSALVES CO
Queen Btroet
Timely Topics
June 24 1895
At liu t Hawaii will becomea trim Ptiradise n tie earthan Eld rado thut vert themost umgiuarive di earnercould hardly picture Ke
tWeii the Lab r CommWonand Mr Dole k Land Act everyhappiness and prosperity willbe secured forever The firsttells us how ti become tich bygrowing coffee and cabbageand the lust gives us the neces ¬
sary lands on wrjch to raisetho said coffee and cabbagoThe Bureau of Agricultureinvent and imports toads auili
bugs and all possible blightd stroyers and Jhe day iff u
near when the proverbial smallfarmer only needs to take hisbasket and go out in the forestandfield and fill it with berriesand fragrant sauerkraut
But how is he going Onfoot That will be much toowarm on hoivo back Tooinconvenient lm cant tie hishorse to a cabbage head Howthen will be asked
On a Monarch of eourseThat is why we imported
that celebrated bicycle whichhttM alieady become world-rc-noun- ed
and tin popularity ofwhich is assured here as elsewh re VVe have ony a f w leftof the lot that we r- - ceived bytho u Andivw Welch Anorder for more Monarchs hasgone forward and we wilt soonbe ready t supply the 20 000small larmern who wilrba ingduced ti come he e bVSieLabor Commission with theindispensible bicycle Wohave them in two grades onewe offer ar 90 Ir U a strongserviceable whe I and we gua¬
rantee that it wilt give satisfaction to anyone who tries itThe other grade which wehave in stock is without contparison the best bicycle everimported here We sell it at
105 This wheel U perfect Itis now proferr d in the Statesto ny other wheel and ladiesand gentlemen are unanimousin their prai o of this highclass bicycle We could writecolumns in describing thebeauty and qualities of Mon¬
arch but we prefer to at k youto htop into our store withoutdelay and make u personalinspection Person r who havohot yet straddled the Jin dosieclc horse and who desire tolearn how to ride whoud be¬
gin their experience on aMonarch The Monarch sim ¬
ply teaches them to ride andit is nearly impossible to takea tumblo when once seated oiithe Monurchial back ntiorVspeeding towards WaikikiMake an inspection at oncoas our stoek will run out andthen will you have to wait fortho anival of our next- - in-
voice¬
Too Hw tiiah Hardware Co Ld307 Foiit StjreetOppodte Sprockets Block
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LO0AL AND QENISBAIi NKW3
The army was around this morn ¬
ingLegislative reports aro orowdotl
out of this issue
W It Castle is now naoklurr histrunks and railroad bonus
Tho statue of Kanmiiamolia I Infront of Aliioiaui lihlq is boiug rogiH
Sorvics wero held on the Morn-ing
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Star previous to hiy departurethis morning
Geo It Oaatlo has been appointeddeputy auditor general The familycompact forever
The police force is tryiugtogotup prows for a boat race to takeplace on tho 4th
Governor Oleghorn will leave forEngland in tho Warrimoo in thefirst part of August
Rev Oruzan is writing lettersabout tho Christian Republic Whowill write a letter about Oruzan
Represontativo MoBryd has re-
covered¬
from his vacation and wason duty and also on the floor to day
Mr and Mrs Dodge MissesBrowor and A W Cookett hayo re-
signed¬
as teachers from PunahouWhyt
Baseball teams from the Royalachool aud Fort street will play thelast gamo of the season on next Sat-urday
Tho Oahu Railway has arraugodfor an excursion trip to Waianae onthe 4th of July Spocial rates willbe offered
Tho Hawaiian News Co exhibitsiu its window artiGcial PeleH hairfrom the smelting furnaces at Brok-en
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jim n s wGeneral Hartwell dined somo of
his law pupils last night Nobodywill bo surprised to hoar thatPresident Dole was ue of them
The Juue number af tho PlantersMonthly is out As the Independent hasnt beon favored with a copythe magazine cannot be reviewedhero
It is understood that thostraugerswho proposod to defeat Tim Murray as president of the AmericanLeague have withdrawn from thecontest
Wray Taylor aunouueos that hehas raised 400 for firework displayson the 4th of July from the Govern-ment
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employees The display willbe magnificent
Louis Marshal a political prisonerwas removed to the prison hospitalto day He is suffering from mala-rial fever When will the authori-ties
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cease their methodical man-slaughter
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jA woll known editor who makes a
specialty of foot racing entered thoGold last night against an equallywoll known trotter The horseyparty won and the journalist gottoft The race was for knives
Tho Alameda arrived from theColonies this morning and left at980 a m The Captain was anx-ious
¬
to reach San Francisco on the3d of July Ho wanted to take partin the 4th of July colebration Nonews
ms m m
TttUE DHaMATIO ABT
The Bt Louis Oollogo Literary So-
ciety¬
Entertains Leading ArnatourB of Honolulu
- A largo audience gathered at theSt Louis Collego hall last eveningand praiso for tho decorations of thoJiall and tho skill and tasto of thoyouug men who appeared in dram ¬
atic aud musical roles was unani-mous
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and well deservedTho collego band commenced tho
Bvoning with tho overture to theCaliph of Bagdad whioh wa3 playedwith n vim and spirit that wouldhave pleased tho composer of thatmasterpiece The choir then ren ¬
dered tho Sailors Glee and thomusic instructor is entitled to everypoasiblo compliment for the man-
ner¬
in which he has trainod theyoung nnd previously uuoulturodvoices
Tho Prosoriliod Heir gave thqalumnia of the oolloga a goodchance to show that they havo notHhakon off their interest in literarywork with tho dust of tho schoolMost of them aro now engaged in
business privato or public but allproved themselves creditable gradu ¬
ated of tho great college JimThompfon and Harry Mui ray keptthe audienco roaring and CrowdorC Murray and Rosa showed by theirBuporb diction nnd calm demeauor
the advantages of having rocoivoda St Louis education Among thoothor numbors tho vocal solo of ErloGay Sonny Boy desorvos spooialmention Tho little follow sangKiugsleys pretty song Buy MyRoses and he was encored timennd again It is a pity that thopure voice of thit boy will not beheard again at tho college as heleavps at tho cloo of the term
Eddie CrabboH vocal rendition ofthe Wreck of the Hesperus washighly appreciated atid showed thatthe boy has in his possession a voiceas well an dramatic power
The Farce Modol Tenantswas also presented and MurrayCrowder and Thompson kept thehouse roaring with tle fun theyraado out of their respective parts
Among other numbers tho Can-
tata¬
of the Frogs doaorvea spocialmontiou It was rondored as Onelyisanything ever heard here in Hono-
lulu¬
and received woll doserved applause
As a whole a most enjoyable even ¬
ing was spent and the membera ofthe St Lous College Literary So-
ciety¬
as woll as tho musical directorsBrothers Albert and Francis deservo tho highest compliments fortheir great success
The question again arises whyonly have an exhibition once a year
FOURTH OF JULY MEETING
OF THE- -
HAWAIIAN
Jockey Club
July 4 1895OFFIOIAIj PROGRAMME
Race to Commence at 130 Sharp
lsr HAOK 5Mlle Dash Purse 102o It AGE Trottingand Pacing to Har-
ness¬
8 minute class best 2 in 3Parse 100
3d KAOK--M- lle Dash Hawaiian Breduoroos rarse iou
4th It ACE Trotting and Pacini to Har-ness
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Free tor ail Pnrse 200
Bi HAGE-lK-M- Ue Dash Free for allPirae 200
Three to enter end two to startIn oaso of only two entries tho third entryto be deducted from tho Winning Parse
CA-- Entries close July 1st at 2 r w
Genoral Admission Jl00Carriage 200Quarter Stretch Badges 260
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Direction of Frank L Hoogi
The Mansgemont takes pleasure iu an- -
noanoiiptho appca ance of theKiunnt Artists
AlexandraBreitschuck
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John MarquardtVIOLINIST
TWO CONCERTS WILL BE GIVEN
Friday Night June 28
Saturday Night June 29
Bestryflu Seats i Each
B5p Beserved Seat Salo now in pro ¬
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PINS WITH 1VOUY nKADSTWO a town and KaIhi A rewardwill bo paid at tlild UlUo to tho fludor
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Opening Notice
The undersigned horrbv notifies the gen ¬
eral public that he will open k
DRY GOODS SUB
On MONDAY July 1st
At No Stl King Street between KonUand Maiiuakra etrrets where
Muslins Lawns i
Calicos PrintsAnd other Goo Is too numerous tomention
WILL UK BOLD OHKAP FOR
CASB OiKTLVSrt
M E SILVA Managek
F A Mkdkixor 8 Dioxnn
Medeiros k Co
TAILORSAriinfltoa Firaand Marina Taken at Seasonable
The o y of Hard Times hs reached usall and that man must bo
clothed we have deolded to
Reduced Onr Prices or tbe Next
30 Days
AND WK OPIfKR
Suits aud Trousers
At nrlces that will be within thorcaohofererybody We carry a Releot Stock ofGqoIs and a Perfect Ht andFirst class Work Those who really desire to bo riressod neatly and nattily andrannot nflbr1 to spend much money ontheir clothes will do well in calling at ourBtoro bi fore going
S DECKER - Manager
Sonrhmn and Alfalfa
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HENRY DAVIS CO
808 Fort Btreet
Hollister Drug Co
DRUGGISTS
Fort StreetHONOLULU H I
Benson Smith 4- - Co
DRUGGISTS
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J S WALKER
General Agent for Hawaiian Islands
Boom 13 Sprocket Block Honolulu H t- -v
ROYAL iNBUBAMCra COMPANY OP LIVERPOOL
ALUANOH ASSURANCE COMPANY OV LONDON
AXIXANOH MAHINB AND GHNHRAL ABSUBAWJB OOMPAWY OVLONDON
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northwestern Marine and - life insurance company orMilwaukee
Sun Life insurance company op Canada
Hotel street- - Block Life Risks Rates
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Telephone 92
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries Provisions andNow and Fresh Goods reaelred by every packet from California Kastern
States and Karopean Mar cls
Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Frnits and Esk
VSbW Goods delivered part the Oltj- v ja
ISLAND TRADK SOLICITED SATISFACTION QDAUANTBBD
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Dealer V irchatilng Uoaunlailouaud Advortiuing Agent Ktc
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Wifes Steamsbip Co
TIME TABLE
O UViClHT Pre 8 n KOBE SecCopt J A KIN a 1oUBupt
Stmr KINATJCLARKE Commandtr
Will leave Honolulu nt 2 r m tonchlt p atLnhaina Maalxea liny and Makcn theaamoday Mahnkona Kawalhao and Lau--
EflhofhoH tho following day unlvin ntevening
LXAVE3 HONOLULU
Tnpuday Jane 25Friday July 5Tuesday July 10Friday July 1
- Tuesday Aug 0trriday Aug 18Tucjiurv Aim 97Friday Bept 0
jrnewfry ert liJPriday Bent 27Tuesday Oct v
Friday Oct 18Tuesday Oot 2iIfrldny Nov 8Tuesday Nov 10Trlday Nov 20Tuesday Deo 10Friday Deo 20
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Tuesday July 2I lMday July 12
Tuesday July 23i Friday Aug 2Tufday Aug IX
I Friday Aug Mluesday Sept S
I Friday Kept 3rnorvr oept siFriday Oc 4Tuesday Oot ISFriday Oct iOTuesday NovFriday Nov IBTueday Novi 20Friday Deo 0Tuesday Deo 17Friday Deo 27
Returning will leave IIIIo at 1 oclockr M touching nt Latipahoohoe Mahn ¬
kona and Kavralhao same day MnkennHaalaea liny and Lahatnn the followingday arriving at Honolulu th afternoonsef Tuesdays anil Fridays
No Freight will bo r eel ved after 12soon on day of sailing
Stmr OLAUDINECAMKKON Commander
Will leave Honolnln Tuesdays at 6 r m
touching at Kahulul Hana llamua audKlpahulu Maul Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday afternoons
Will cull at Nuu Kaupo on second tripof each month
K- - No Freight will be received after 4r m on day of sailing
This Company will reserves the right tomake changes in the time of departuie andarrival df its Steamers without notice andIt will not he responsible for any conse ¬
quences arising therefromConsignees must beat the Landings to
receive their freight ths Company willnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit has been landed
- Live Stock only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for
Money or Vnlnnbles of passengers unlessplaced In the care of Pursers
PaBsenuers are rcunested to iinrchase Tickets before embarking Thosefailing to do so will be subject to an oddltlonal charge of twenty flve per cent
INSURANCE
j AT BEBT UATHB
iJ Enquire of
J M DOW8ETT
California Fruit Market
Cornir King and Alakeu Btreetn
iCAMABINDS REFRIGERATORS
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From Ban Franclnoo with
Fresh FiuitB Oysters
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Ml NOW PHKPAURT TO MOVEI Furniture In 1 ttor shapo thtn anyether ezp ess ci ecru In the city as 1htvp a BBon large enogh to movo awhole houseful of Fnrnituiu htoiib loadI hato the latest
Piaio Mm ApparalQs
And guarantee to iiiovp llano withoutscratohlng to any part of
tho city for
S3 SOIEEP I m a rustler and dont care whn
knows It Am always to be found at myBtand
Corner King and Nuuanu Sts
Telehioni 215
I move rov Funlture BO FABTthat it makes my ComprtltorH 8WKAT tooven look at me
Youra for Business Oi ly
WILLIAM LARSEN
VTerch i
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Corner King and Nuuanu Streeis
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Fort near Hotel Btreete
O J McCaiithy
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Proprietor
ChoiCB Liquors
ange
Fine Beers
TELKPHONrf
Criterion Saloon
Manager
Popular Brands of Smhlii Goods
always on hand
Try tho Great Appetiser
The Biownio Cboktal
A Bpeclalty with this Hcsott
DEroT or tub
Famous Wleland Lager Beer
Empire SaloonCorner Nuuanu and Hotl Ets
IS N 1Uoua
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Choice Wines Liaaors Ales
POHTEBB Bio ON DUAUaHT
Half-and-Ha- lf on Draxight
Handmade Soar lashx orxouiTT
Mr Barnes Opens
A Magnificent titock of JnpanesoGoods
Mr A Bartios who a short whllo
ago roturnnd from Japan has openeda temporary store in which ho dis-
plays¬
his beautiful selection of artsof virtue aup luxury Tho goodsare arranged in Mr CuuhrVs build-
ing
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known as the Republic on Kingstroet aud fanciers of Japanese artaud gouuino goods will do well tocall around aud inspect tho stockpresented The goods are selectedwith a taste that has not been equalled here The prices quoted simplyshow that Mr Barnes does not pro-pose
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to impose on the public butsimply wishes to furnish fine goodsat most reasonable rates To daywo mention a few objects which willsoil roadily Silver headed canosmade of Malacca and Ebony areoffered at prices from 2 50 to 4Unmounted Ebony Stiohs can behad at 25 cents a pieco BeautifulJapaneso slippers made of the fineststraw aro quoted at 25 contB a pairMats that surpaBB the Niihau matare sold for 75 ceuts a piece Grasscloth in the fiuesb texture aud ingrey or whito colors are priced at40ceut8 a yard
Toilet articles as brushes etc otcare found in groat selection aud atmarvelous cheap pricos Oroukerysilver ware fancy bod quiltsjire numerous It will bo well to call aroundearly because within two weeks thewhole outfit will bo sold aud thepublic will havo to wait until Barnesmakes another trip Nothing simi-
lar¬
to the stook offered can befound in the Japanese stores inHonolulu
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The Coming Bnces
The Jockey Olub will find thatthe public appreciates its determi-nation
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of arranging a meeting ontho raco track for the Fourth ofJuly Great interest has been shownin the proposed races aud it is safeto promise the Club a large patron-age
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from the public and to the publicsome most entertaining events Thehorses are being trained daily andthere can be nodoubt that the after-noon
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will bo thoroughly appreciatedby all admirers of horse flesh audthose who back the different colorsTho g mile race is the talk of theday Tho prominence given to WR GaBtlo is simply overshadowed bythe interest displayed by his bettersLord Brock and Amorino Al ¬
though in thero will bo numer-ous
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other entertainments on thoFourth the Jockey Club canrest assured that tho vast majorityof the celebrators will be foundin the Park and applaud thoefforts of making another fair andsquare race
Sans Souci
The most lovely spot on Oahu isSans Souci This favorito seasideresort which has been immortalizedby the pen of Robert L Stevensonwho resided there for months isonly four miles from Honolulu andwithin easy reach of the tramcarsThe surroundings and bathing atthis famous rosort are superior toanything found in the Hawaiianl laniis Cottages aud board canbe obtained on easy terms Thetable set by the manager is betterthan any offered horo at other ho-tel For picnics bathimr partiesand outings the best accommodationcan bo secured by giving notice totho manager
Ouuit Notou
A decision has boon sent down bytho Supreme Court overruling ex ¬
ceptions in the adultery case ofKililiiua Haki aud Kahakauila Thiswas a conviction by Honolulu Dis-
trict¬
Court appealed to CircuitCourt and jury aud verdict affirmedA large batch of appeal papers fromtho District Court have beenfilled yesterday
A decision in a bill for specific-of sale of land inThos
lark vs Hattio P Parkor ot al ishauded down Judgo Cooper dis-misses
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tho bill Accounts in tho 03Uto of Jason Perry deceased for1894 95 have beoti approved Thoreceipts and expenditures amount to18000 odd
AN INVABION
Friends of Mr and Mm Neumannifay Homage xno uuvor uoupis -
Becrlveu them well
Tho residonco of Mr and MrsPaul Neumann was beautifullydecorated Tuesday ovouing andthe hospitable doors voro wideopon to tho host of friends whopoured in to present lhoir congratulatiouROn tho festive nocasion audto receive aB for as tho young andgoodlookitg girlB- - were eonueriiodtho paternal kiss of Paul Thogonial spirit which always sur ¬
rounded the Neumann homo tookthe shape of a glorious halo lastovouing The announced ongagomerit of the youngest daughterout to Mr Kocke was tho cause oi
double felicitations Tho guestswere treated right royally and itwas long past midnight boforothe onergetie young dancers left forhome A minuet was danced byseveral young people but the featureof the evening was the performanceof the ever graceful Mrs Nnumannwho with Mr MuVoigb of thoBonuiugtou danced the beautifulZambaquouua Tho silvery coupletho recipients of numerous costlyand tasteful presents-
BAT CJBD AYS PBOOBAM
Brilliant B tactions to ba played utMaiquardts Secured Concert
Musio lovers have no vauso forcomplaint regarding the programsarranged for the Marquardta con-certs
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both are well selected andcontain Home brilliant numbersThe following is the program forSaturday night1 Violin Bolo Walthorn Prize Hong
om Die Melsterslnger Von Nuonourg Wocnor Wilhelm
Mr John Marqnarut2 HarpSolo An KifdalaMer
OherthuerMadamo Hroilfchuok Manjurwdt
3 Violin 8 do Oyjisy Ddiices Tlvadar Nachz
Mr John Marmin dt4 Song fal Still dh the Mght
lb ltcdoiiln Love Bonn PinsutlMiss Joss e 1 jztell
G Largo lor Violin Organ and llapUaendel
tlly Special Itcciueft0 Violin 8olo l Jlouitmzo Vlcux
tomps Air and VarlHiIotisfrom Moats on one Blilng 1aganlnt
Mr John Mnrqnard7 Bong Ave Maria Gnunou
Harp Organ anil Violin accompa-niment
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Mls Jessie Axtell8 Harp Bnlo oraid Mazonrka de
Concert bchueokerMrtdamo Hieitschuck Murquardt
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Accidunts
Mr Sam NYood who is in thoemploy of T H Davies Co motwith a serious accident last TuesdayThe yoilug gentleman who residesat Mrs Vidaa on King street wasskylarking with a numbor of friendsand was accidentally brought intoviolent contact with a door fromwhich a broken hook protrudedThe hook entered Woods headabove the temple and renderid himunconscious Yesterday tho suffererwas in a somi comatose state andtheio wore mouionts when his phy-
sicians¬
despaired of his recoveryThis morning ho in roported out ofdauger and it is hoped that ho willget ovor his acoidont without Eoriousresults Woods is a nephew of MrSamuol Parkor and is most favorablyknown in Honolulu
John Notta grandson a child oftondtr years mot with a poouliaracoidout a few days ago TI10 boya young Nichols was in bathingat Waikiki and while in thowator was attacked by a dog belong ¬
ing to hid uuelo which bit himsevorely lacerating his faoo andoiherwrisa injuring him Boyond thounavoidable Bears it is hoped thatno serious results will onBiie
Alii thnlnDIES
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