The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-11-09


Special bargains in Bed Spreads,
Sheets and Pillow Gases this week,
at Sachs.
Cricket match on Saturday next
between the T. Fl. Davies team and
the Honolulus.
Extra size White Bed Spreads,
hemmed, ready for use extra quality
for $125 at Sachs.
Mr.. Samuel Parker and his two
daughters returned this morning
after an extensive visit to California.
The driver and the horses OF the
carriage OF Princess Kaiulani this
morning we're from the Pantheon
Stables.
Mr.. A. L. @. Atkinson writes to us
from Ann Arbor that he did not
travel with the Queen from San
Francisco to Chicago.
There will be no performance at
Cyclomere track on Thursday next.
The next entertainment takes place
on Saturday the 18th instant.
A serious gasoline tank explosion
at Wright Bros, on Fort Street yes
terday afternoon, resulted in Henry
Freitas receiving severe injury to
his leg.
Camarinos has received splendid
assortment OF ice house goods by
the Australia at the California Fruit
Market. Telephone your orders at
once to 37S.
Call at the Merchants Exchange
to-day and sample their new stock
with their other imported delicacies
and novelties. Superine Oyster
Cocktails a speciality.
Fresh fruits, oysters, and other
delicacies by the Australia at the
California Fruit Company, King
Street, near the Republic, telephone
No. 4S4 George Andrews, pro-
prietor.
Judge and Mrs. Widemaun we're
among the passengers on the Aus.
tralia after a. short visit to San
Francisco. They were accompanied
by Miss Widemann who has fully
recovered from her recent severe
illness.
DIR. Grosaman received by the
Australia the sad news that his
father was dangerously i'll in San
Francisco. The doctor will leave
for the Coast by the Rio Janeiro
and his friends hope that he will find
the condition OF hisfather improved.
Interpreter Bush will leave for
Kauai this afternoon in connection
with the Smith murder case. Mr..
Bush has been very busy during the
present Court term and will prob.
ably find that it is not altogether a
sine cure to be Hawaiian interpreter.
The steamer Kinau came in from
Hawaii at IL a. m. to-day, with the
following passengers: j. G.. Roth
we'll, HI. p. Walton, F. M. Wakefield,
Mrs. j. Nawahi, @. S Desky, A. T.
Atkinson, j. r. Renton,, j. M. Dat,
Mrs. Fl. j. Hart and daughter, VIM.
Mulch, and 81 deck
The funeral of the late Major
Gulick takes place this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock from his late resi-
dence on King street. The funeral
procession which will be very large
will move from the house along
King, Fort, Kukui and Nuuanu
streets to the cemetery.
The American ship Commodore,
Captain Jas. Davidson was recently
wrecked on Maiden Island off the
coast OF Tasmania, on her way from
Honolulu to New York with valu-
able cargo of sugar. The captain
and wife and passenger named
Smith and tho crew we're all saved
and landed at Launceston, Australia
The Commodore and skipper were
well-known at this port.
The bark Ceylon, Captain Cal
houn, arrived at o'clock this morn.
ing, 26 days from Seattle, with q
cargo of grain, -four, lime and rail
road ties. The vessel is locked al
Brewers wharf, and starts unloading
tomorrow morning. The venerable
skipper reports terrific weather from
San Francisco to port which wat
made in the superb time OF 81 days
This time is knocker out wheI
placed alongside the recent passages
Al i ha