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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-11
MAILS FoR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST


MONDAY-A, / ?. m. Complementary 80 p No f,r
Puerto corei and Gan'emala. per steamer from New
Ttf:sDAY-A, a. m. ior Europe per Ia Cham.
.o %'p For'aae Island Haiti Per .tsn u
suppl P if Ssn r,s os america ssSs.
via coon tleters FOR Gus,emal mus, b directed per
'.Finance'l q m for costa Rita per steamer
from New-orleans. At ? m f'r Ia P,a,s countriss
direct, per M,r5a a, 80 a" ,'T N,w,2 eas;
spS ss5 ;!esR ; t r' tor ror, Antonio per
steamer from Philadelphia at 'or cuba. %!
Ianp,s.s. via Havana de,ters FOR Tamplco ana
Tutpa Ir'' must BE directed per Lsmpssas''
TrEDAy :s9 N ss@ & I..ns e.
also pemsrea p F9na9t, e;,ers e, Sssn.ar
sATTRDtY-o.so a. m :or RE Isneir9 direct per .
Daecarla from paladtigna LETTERS f9r oasr paris o.
paiegaria 81 40 a. M aasna s az ~ csrss
Zen, p.- 5 8 AIeshany ustiefs Tor Costa Rics
be directed per Alleshany) at 1880 a. IA. FOR cam
PETER. ,oe Otter parts q for =
directed orlass a. II o a ,2f ss y, , Per
must directed per Tso,mias At u a m .saP. ,..
savanila and Car;hagsns. via curacao per venes-
uela II 30 a m 'sap2.smen'aiy - M ,or Nsssaa
$50 fsr Newfoundland per .isamfr ilon, N'r.s
al se. to a hi1 :, al "a s'nS.
Maj. to Mquslo' BY raj s 70 bS;'Sn and s'nss
st.Ame me- e c.. AZ a. mi. oe daily ct m ,or tor
wardns steamers sailing M3 sa y, and Tss'ssso
from
lind unless specially addressed for dispatch by
cioss AT tals oftce daily az 30 a. and ~ o. n
tperisf.ret mall closes az p. m. previous day
TRANsPAClFlC MAILS.
Mails for China hs sna a aie Up Per Ap Il" g. go
Nails for Cnlna and Japan especially addressed oniy)
mr. ; Empress Japan from Vancouver close here
daily up 10 April III at 61O p. Mails for Australia
tho~e West Australia. which forwarded
49, turou.,. Zealand. Hawaii. Fiii and Sam0an
Islands per Aamela from San Francisco. close
bsre dalv no April fi5 Al II "A. m and $50
n m for on arrival Nev-fork - =, q. campanss
Win British mails for Australia Mails for China
M ~ =
san Francisco close here daily 20 April - AZ SD
n n, Mails for the society Islands per ship city u
p,nsl,l tfrom san Francisco. Close here daily up
lnril .. AZ $40 .. M Mails FOR Hawaii. per :.
zssi,ndla from san Francisco. close daily up
apri 2s at .. Mails Tor Australia sexcept West
Austrllia) Zealand Hawaii and PHI Islands. per
Warrnoo Vancouver. clos. here daily aftep
Aprl rs and I'd 20 April y $50 D. m.
Trsn.pacinc mails forwarded tn port q sailing fsy
and the schedule Of closing IL arranged the pre-
sumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit fReg-
lsier.d mail closes 20 ?. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Pos,o.nce. New orS. y. Y, April :. isss
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Gureial y oilees.

u,,rs A Co.. Oi and D3 Fifth Avenue,
VIII Sell at Auction MONDAY and -FOUR following af'er-
noons , o'clock each DAY.
. ,,,ers.,inx collection OF old and BOOKS in
Guiding Americana Dramatic Works and General Lit
.,atur. Book Plates. etc. valuable and scarce
Works
SALES or BOOKS every afternoon except Saturday
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ro WORK FOX THE MACHINES DEFEAT
HY THE REPUBLICANS OF THE CotN-
TY OF SEw YORK


The Republicans 81 ihe County OF New-York are
making active efforts 10 accomplish the defeat OF
the machine at the primaries 10 be held In May
A committee on ways and means. consisting OF ex-
Mayor Strong. chairman: Seth Low. James d.
rsvnc william D. Guthrie John Vinton Dahlgren
lanes T. Ford Frederick H. Belts. Isaac y. Selg
man C. C. Beaman George L. Seabury. Henry r.
ttoulanI u Aymar Sands. George W Wickersham
torace Russell Robert e. Alexander. Paul d.
ttraVath and g. s Packard. has been appointed TO
s.cure funds TO carry on the WORK or the organiza
,,on nm 10 the primaries. The committee. IL was
snd vest erday has had great success and there Is
no onxcr any doubt that all the EXPENSES will he
met. -.,z.a.,. IT,. 49,, ,ho ,..-,... A..
.,ropIr dixfric,s in the hands OF the General
Committee and this week circulars will be sent 20
o,oary Reoubcan In the city. asking him 10 enroll
"a ,ske mart In the work OF the new organization
Unadouarters have been established In several As
annhiy districts and within the next few days sim
liar places win be seed IN The r.maining district
so that by the time ~. ehroimeh, Deelns the orsa
order.
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MARRIED.

yf.wrFy- CALKINs-On April o. 1925 az n. Wss End
Presbyterian church hy The Rev John Bacon snap
ana the late pr Thomas T. Caikins. 70 NJ ''iAeoh
HIVE both ~ New York
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-I,r r,sklng too much 20 use haphazard remedies
In cases OF Cold tho doctor or take the DOCTOR
prescription-Jayne's Expectorant &c
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FORECAST ~ DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In mi. diagram The conlinuoIs Wig Ine sm9"' t'
changes ~ hs,,r.fsr The dotted line shows the tenn
rrcu,n,ss recorded at Perrys Pharmacy.
r-,,,,. ONCE April II. q. m-The weather yester-
.. fair with showers late IN the afternoon The
.o.-,urs ranged a and az degrees the aver
.ar a.sre.s, being ~ degrees warmer than on Sal
dv and So degrees warmer than on the corresponding
Ths weather IN and this city to-day will probably
- fair, pfsosdsd BY 1hewsn y me early morning.
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A. -
FIFTH AVENUE
AUCTION ROOMS.
33S Filth Avenue.

FIFTH AVENUE
AUCTION ROOMS.
33S Filth Avenue.
VIM B. NORMAN. .Aueuoneer.
FIRST DAY
OF THE
PRE-ENIIN ENT SALE
by Auction. Absolutely without Reserve %
MRS. B. TIEMANN'S
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Exceedingly Rare Antiques.
AS FOLLOWS:
Furniture, Sterling silver. Porcelain0
and FAience. Historical Platcs and Plat.
tiers. Sheffield Plate: English, bohemian
and Venetian Glass. Laces. Embroid.
cries. Draperies. Shawls.
Including a Blonde Lace Dress which formerly b.
iorged to Charlotte Cushran.
A Curious Collection OF Butterflies and South American
Beetles. Louis XIV. XVI. and Colonial Mirrors.
a number Of Hall and Mantel Clock, Engravnss &c.
by Morand. Ward Bar,olo1n and other distinguished
Masters. OIL Paintings. SC. &C.
The whole forming the most valuable aggregation Of
Antiques offered by auction. Of which were
purchased at celebrated sales abroad.
NOTICE.
As the sale is ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. .
large deposit will be required from purchasers Parties
desiring make arrangements the orc. previous
the sale
Goods be within hours after being
purchased.
SALES WILL COMMENCE
THIS MONDAY. APRIL 1lTH.
Ar ONE O'CLOCK.
PLEASE NOTE THE HOURD.
And be Continued Daily at the same Hour
Until Every Article il Sold.
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Wedding Gifts.

See what We have in useful beautiful and artistic
Glassware G. Dorrnser Sons No. 9i3 broadway.
near 2lst St and 30 Murray St, New York.
I had no u~e doctors heretofore or medicine and
RIPANS TABULES for doctor and medicine too.
JAMES r. SULLIVAN.
On account Of death In Miss Blows family. the re-
cept on that been by the hraus Alumni
Kndergarten Association April lith Will be postponed
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p1ATT AND QUIGG co TO WASHINGTON.
Senator Platt and Congressman Quigg. who came
~ IN. city on Friday returned to Washington yes
,erday morning. In consequence OF Senator Platts
absence there no conference Of State leaders At
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Notices u marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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RcliQious Noiirrs.


A. &. DIXON LECTURES.
In Broadway tabernacle. 3tth and BroadN AZ
this afternoon at O'Clock -
The Book EzGAA
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Not CONFINED TO FIFTH-AVE.
OBSERVER REMARKED.

The display Of nnery and vyaci.y was no' con
n,ed 70 FIfth-a@e. by any means. Every avenue
In the civ had iis parade on a smaller scale
Ia -. color.d quarters the exhibition was stem
II, and there were hundreds OF cakevaks IN
All but name Little Italy was vivid with brilliant
..,.is a,d sashcs Will" lower S"cond-ave bios
49, az The red red -ose. \ number Of Bufralo
R,lTs indians appeared n lower Fifth-ave ~ their
,ar ~ fhe Folrteenth-sf. station or the elevated
ga Thev exhibited the latest STYLES ~ spring
war paint which. by m" way. NAV be IN great
Conand before the end Of the present week
~ 80 afternoon Central Park. in both rs walks
ord ~ drives was q maze Of gay humanity which
al, tbe coming OF the rain al about d o'clock dis
PThs Waldorf Astoria had rs own miniature pa
,.d" In tho early afternoon. The corridors were
Ianhed with flowers and crowded with BEAUTIFULLY
la women and their escorts The holiday ntmos-
mere crept In from the avenue and Illuminated
ulg
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printed matter e,c.German steamers sailing on Tues
days take printed matter etc Tor Germany. ana spe
addressed printed matter etc. FOR otner paris OF
Europe American ana White star steamers N "edne.-
Lays German steamers Thursdays. and cunard
and steamers on saturdays take printed
matter etc flr all countries Tor which they are Ad-
v-rtiscd 20 carry mail
After m, closing supplementary Transatlantic malls
named above additional sup.lrment1ry mails opened
on the piers OF American. English. French and Ger
man steamers and remain open until within ten mn-
utes o. hour OF sailing q steamer
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MEMORIAL WIN DOWS


,shcud Re read DAILY by all interested. as change
Foreign malls - the week ending April 10 lses VII
close promptly all A. ne Genera fcstori'- AZ
follows Parcels P,st Mails close o1e rour Garner thfn
closing time shown helpH
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TrESDAY-At M pr Europe. per 8 'halser
Wilhelm te~ Crosse. Via Plymouth ini Bremen
WE l%FSTAT-A- supp en"rfffN y NJ iof
Eur - per 'Pari. VIA southampton. a. a II
COMPLEMENTARY 100 a nd for Europe per > G.
.Briiannic. VIA Queenstown. A. 10 a. m TOR besiur,
direct. ysr Fr'essni. va AntAeFp uetters must
BE- directed per Fries ani b. $500.
sATt'RpAY-At ~ a. for Germany. Per 'saAAe.
via Br@ae. letters for other parts - Europe. VA
Chcrblurg and Bremen INST b" directed PER saAle y
az A. for Frame S0ltzsriant ltay. spain
Portugal. Turkey. Egypt and British India per = IA
Gas,ogua yia Havre. 80 for Europe. yer O.
.rtrgrIA Queenstown uett~rs for GERMANY france;
switzerland. Italt spain. Portugal. Turkey rsfpt ana
Brush India De directed per Etfura ,. a. .
m f1r Netherlands direct yer = O0fsm. va Rot
teriaui ,etfers be directed per Ooiam ,. at
a. m ITALY. per Aer VA Napiss letters must
be directed per Aer'b. az 10 a fr scotland d.
rect per ETHIOPIA. VIA Glasgow ietiers must -
directed per EthioTis ,; A. II a. m Tor Norway d.
rect per :. Island OetieTs must be directed pss
Island y.
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knickerbocker
AUCTION ROOMS;
WEST 2srH-sr
c. F.. SMITH & CO.. Auctioneers.
NOW on EXHIBITION
Highly Important Collection
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
JAPANESE
ART OBJECTS.
IN PRECIOUS METAL BRONZE. RARE IVORY AND
WOOD CARVINGS POTTERY PORCELAIN. ENAk-
ELS. SCREENS. cURrOs. TEXTILES EMBHoIDER-
les WATER coLORs. KAXEMoNos. ETC
Gathered h.
KOJIRO HISHIYA.
TOXIC.
TO BE SOLD By AUCTION.
WITHOUT RESERVE
vAl,a..sv Thursday Friday Afternoons April "A
"a & .. az 80 o'clock
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wo0dInwn Cemetery.
ONCE ~. 10 r. 2sd-st.
c-.,.~, s,atien cath Ward Harlem Railroad
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,,-.RpsMEN IN A FURRY.
Up APPARENTLY WITHOUT
VIZ MUCH CAUSE

,,,,,rIAMEN OPPOSED TO voIUN-
sEo'N ,oe THE REGULAR ARMY EX-
.o srRyr WITH THEIR OWN
,r>-s But no NOTICE
THAT VOLUNTEERS WILL
Re CALLED FOR
HAS BEES RE-
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They Forgot Him.

Our venerable Chief Justice felt
sighted Yesterday. Shortly after
the Senate went into session, COM
mittee, composed OF Senators Hol-
stein, Hooking and r CO, appeared
a the room Of the G. j. in the
Judiciary Building aud asked him
to trot along and do the customary
swearing 10 Of the new Senator from
Maui, Mr.. a. N. Kepoikai. The
graf Chief, who expected the call,
donned bis magisterial toga, put on
his eyeglasses aud marched over to
the hall Of the Legislature, where the
ceremony OF swearing was duly per-
formed. The rotuud judge sat down
wipng his brow after the unusual
exercise Of Walking across the street,
while the commit in waiting took
their seatsEand forgetting all about
the great, little man, we're absorbed
in their pet laws about liquor
licenses, Carter monuments aud
licenses for importers OF foreign
horses.
The G. j. coughed, he sneezed, he
scoO led; hut not soul took notice
OF him He fually got up, left the
ball unattended and struited back
to the building, where he is boss.
Arriving in his room, he flung down
his toga, bit off Bounce guild OF
strong )bacco and said to himself
81 we only had the monarchy back
theu | was somebody; what am
now" And the ghosts OF the dead
monarchs who covered him with
honors and whom he betrayed an
swersd init"
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MARSHAL'S SALE,

BY virtue OF Writ Of Execution
issued out OF the First Circuit Court
on the 2lst day OF April, A. d 1898,
against A. L. ALMEIDA, defendant, in
favor OF j. DE FRIAs, plaintiff, for
the sum of Sixty seven 1870 Dol.
lars, have levied upon and shall
expose for sale at the Waialua Court
House, Waialua, Islaad of Oahu,
Republic of Hawaii, at IL o'clock
noon on MONDAY, the 23rd day OF
May, A. ID. 1898, TO the highest bid
der, all the right, title and interest
OF the said A. l., Almeida, defend
ant, in and to the following pro.
perty, unless said Judgment, I'M crest,
costs and my expenses be previously
paid.
List of property for sale; 8 COWS,
| calf
H.R. HITCHCOCK,
Deputy Marshal OF the Republic Of
Hawaii.
Honolulu, Oahu, Republic OF Ha-
wall, April ~, 1898. 974-5t oaw.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26
Hawaiian Statehood,

One OF the opponents of annexa-
ton OF Hawaii declares that it would
be impossible to prevent Hawaii
from becoming State OF the Union
at some future day. 1t would be in.
teresting to know why, II ever, in
the judgment of this Nation, Hawaii
becomes fitted for Stateship, she
will probably get it, as she ought to
do. But until she is thus fitted
there is no power on earth that can
force her into the Union OF States
against the will OF the Nation.-N Y.
Tribune.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26
struck Water.

Water has been found at Papoha.
ku, at the South end of Molokai, at
depth OF SO feet. A hand boring
machine was used. The result is
very gratifying and indicates that
water will be struck on tho Carter
ranch where the McCandless are
now boring-and that stock will go
nm.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Ed. The INDEPENDENT


la placing the steamship China
under the Hawaiian flag @. 2.
Huntington accomplished more
than most people are aware 10
the event OF annexation OF Hawaii
he secures an American register
for British vessel, built and owned
by Britishers. In the event OF a war
between the United States and Spain
over the Cuban question or between
England aud Russia over the Eastern
question the China, under the Ha
wailau flag, can pursue the even
tenor OF her voyages, undisturbed
by fear Of the cruisers of either OF
the belligerents. There may be and
probably are men more sbrewd aud
far seeing han the president OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad, but they
are not usually found in days
journey
The above from ons of tho Govern
ment organs the Evening Bulletin of
yesterday is about he strongest argu-
ment against annexation that could
possibly be adduced, and what the
editor OF the immaculate paper was
thinking OF to publish the same, to
the assistance OF the undoiug OF his
party, is marvellous. Can he not see
that the harbor of Honolulu will be
ia the same danger, should war be-
tween the United States and Spain
over the Cuban question ever ma
ture9 Can he not see that the peo-
pie OF this country can't even steam
away on the Government dredger at
the rate OF 18 knots an hour like the
lucky "China," but must stay right
here and accept the inevtsble7 II not
why not7 Because they are anxious
to do away with the flag under
which they "can and have pursued
the even tenor OF their way" no
man daring to make them afraid, to
embroil themselves in-,God knows
what. There may be shrewder men
than the President Of the S. P. r.
Certainly the writer of the above, in
an annexation journal, is not one OF
them. VERAx.
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Y. NJ Q. A. Tonight.

The annual public meeting of the
Y NC. A. will be- held in the great
hall OF the Association this evening,
beginning at s o'clock sharp. Fol
lowing is the program arranged Tor
the occasion:
Prayer.
Selections by Mandolin and Guitar,
Club. PIayers-Messrs. Hedemann,
Along, Marx, Frazier, Hslstead and
Godfrey.
Opening remarks by A. B. Wood,
the retiring President, and reports
from the Devotional, Educational
and Physical department COM
mittees.
Soog-Mrs. r. F. Woodward.
Violin Solo B. l.. Marx.
Reports Of General Secretary aud
and Treasurer
Address-A. b. Wood.
Responsibilities Q. Weldon, the
incoming President
Song-J. Q. Wood.
Announcements
Sale OF fifty pictures with Il. A
Jordan as auctioneer.
Social, with refreshments.
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Glimmered Into Gloom.

Such popular resorts as the Elite
ice cream parlors and the Waverlsy
Club again lost their electric lights
last evening after tantalizing taste
OF brief illumination.
In view OF these frequent accidents
the Waverley Club is compelled to
go to the unexpected expense Of
furnishing other illuminating power
for the club, in order that the men,
bers may have some little light on
the subject, Tonight at least 3
dozen lamps will be ready in the
event of another accident 1t is
said that the Honolulu Iron Wosks
have both the men and the material
to make the repairs only they would
he somewhat more costly than il the
material was procured from abroad.
10 course Of time, undoubtedly the
Electric Light Company will be in
position to conform to their fran
chise aud to do very excellent work,
but for the present patience be-
comes wearisome to their patrons.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26
The Band Concerts.

The band had an immense audi
ence at Emma Square last evening,
aud the three young ladies were
received with hearty applause,
Miss Kanoho winning a we'll
deserved encore. This afternoon
a concert will be given at the
Queens Hospital and tomorrow
evening the residents near Thomas
Square will be- favored.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26
Coffee Lands.

Intending investors anxious to
make an honest livelihood, or a for
tune, in coffee lands should read j.
M. Monsarrat's advertisement in
this issue, He'has also other Glasses
OF property for sale.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26
The Mongoose.

Joseph Marsden intimates that
Macarthur is wrong in giving him
credit for the introduction of the
mongoose into Hawaii. Mr.. Mars
den claims that one Tucker is the
man entitled to all the honors.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26

There are 'street rumors" that
Ex- Editor Harrington will, ON his
approaching arrival take charge OF
one of our contemporaries. The
tickle dame also has it that import
ant changes are under consideration
upon another contemporary.
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L. B. Kerr's Sale.

The balance OF the goods saved
from the big fire in London and
purchased by l.. B. Kerr must be
disposed OF this week at unpreced-
ented bargains. Shrewd purchasers
will call at the Queen street en-
porium before going elsewhere.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26

The ugly fence still remains in
Palace Square. as official notice OF
the passage OF the coudemuatory
resolution of the Leg stature has
not yet been received by the proper
authorities. The roadway will also
have to be repaired.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26

II you want the latest STYLES in
millinery, laces, ribbons, white dress
goods, cballeys, organdies, shirt
waists and numerous other goods at
bargain prices Tor one werk, go to
l.. B. Kerr's, Queen street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26

A Chinese row is being attended
to in the District Court. Halt a
dozen Chinese men aud women hav-
ing enjoyed free fight the COM
batants have secured the arrest
Of each other. 1t is very mixed
affair.
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FOR LEASE.

TOR A LONG TERM OF YEARS.
Il The Desirable Pau,a Pasture Land
comprising about 400 Acres. ABOUT ~
Acres fenced level land on good road
suitable for Dairy Houses and Soreum.
The on y Ranch Land adj lining Honolulu.
Reasonab g ie'ms TO responsible parry.
Inspection solicited
Inquire of
Q. w BOOTH,
Soft Telephone i9i.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26

A meeting OF the shareholders of
the Palama Cooperative Grocery
Company will be held at the Am
erican League Hall this evening at
z o'clock.
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Constancy.

The constant cooling lover
Carries off the blushing maid,
The enterprising Barber Shop
(The Criterion)
Is the one who gets the trade
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26

Deputy Marshal Hitchcock left
with his family for Molokai this
morning by the M4una Loa. Mr..
Hitchcock, will leave his family at
Kalae, and return to town by the
next BOAT.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26

The Waverley Club will be pre-
pared this evening for the ''dous'ug
OF the glm" 10 tAe event of un'ore.
seen accidents to the Electric Light
Company's supply.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26
TED 10 LEASA.

A SMALL PIECE or LAND Be-
N tween Wing Get Bridge q d NJ
rine r ilway, and bet" cen King 81, ct
and Waterfront For particulars apply at
this Othce. SH-lw
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26
NOTICE.
palams Cooperative Grocery Co., Ltd.

A NEE ing Of the Shareholders (only of
the above Company will he held Amer
l an League hall upstairs over lXL store,
corner King and Nuuanu Streets, on
TUESDAY, 26 April, 1898, at7PM
III. CANNON,
S74-3t Promo'e r.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-26

The choir OF St. Clements church
meets for practice at the residence
Of Mr., L. May ON Thursday evening
al 7;30.