The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-04-12

Quarantine Station.
The Real Estate Register is issued
to-day at 1927 King street.
The outgoing cargo OF the Aust
ralia was valued at Sl96,130.
The Y. II. |. has fourishiug
balance of nearly $500 to it's credit
Lask weeks export OF sugar
amounted to 1857 bags valued at
$160,274.
Moonlight concert at Emma
Square this evening with very at
tractive program.
John Bergstrom and Sons OF San
Francisco, have obtained the con-
tract for building the organ for Ka-
mehameha Chapel.
At j. Camancho's New Market
Restaurant tomorrow fresh Cali
fornia celery soup and chicken
fricassee with other luxuries,
Minister Hatch gave Attorney
General Owensmith a dinner re-
Gently with an effort to hatch out
annexation birds from stale eggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett gave
an elegant luau at their residence on
Saturday which was attended by
many prominent society people.
Deputy Assessor William III.
Wright AID assistants have taken
ride to Moanalua district to-day in
the interest of their branch OF the
Treasury.
The April number Of Hawai's
Young People is on our desk. 1t is
a very interesting number. j. NJ.
Webb Of Fort Street is the local
agent for it.
The case against John Radin is
being tried in the District Court
this afternoon. Creighton pro.
secutes, and Robertson appears for
the defendant.
"Historical Truths" may be had
at 1927 King street, if applied for
early. Although the edition was
considered large enough for all de-
mands the books are already be-
coming rather scarce.
The various church choirs are
preparing exquisite music for the
Easter celebrations. Prof. Yarndley
will have few delightful surprises,
especially as Easter Eve is the
talented musicians birthday an
niversary, and Easter tide wells up
within him.
Caterer Chapman's picnic yester.
day at the Kalihi Pineapple ranch
was one Of the most enjoyable OF the
season. An excellent repast and a
quiet dance were the prominent
features until the time arrived for
home to dress for the evening service
at the churches.
Consul-General> Shimamura, the
diplomatic preventative OF Ii, L, j.
NJ Government has been appointed
Minister Resident to the Hawaiian
Republic. The promotion indicates
the great confidence of his govern
ment enjoyed by his Excellency, the
Minister Resident of Japan.
The officers aud mem bers of the
Hagey Social Club attended in force
and flowers to bid adieu to Messrs
Cowsrt, Kirkpatrick, Daniels and
Ables aud their families on Satur-
day. Their cabins became gorgeous
and fragrant bowers, and themselves
Horticultural displays. The flowers
will fade but the friendly memories
they have left behind will continual
ly blossom and bear fruit in beneve-
lence.
The departure OF Bishop Willis
on Saturday was most pleasingly
marked by large number OF his
friends OF all religious and political
denominations. Mrs. Willis was
buried in leis and His Lordship de.
corated with the national Male and
lima by the Priory Students, Mr..
Usborne's carnations encarnationed
the episcopal hat for only a few
moments when they were presented
to Mrs. Willis.
The Star was so enterprising on
Saturday in reference to Butler,
that it foreswore, as usual, the truth
1t informed its readers that Butler
attempted suicide on the voyage
from San Francisco, when, in fact,
its readers had read in the Frisco
papers that the alleged attempt was
made in the County Jail. Obi pur.