The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-12-31
AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Sugar AZ asked.
Trains run, to Kahuku tomorrow.
Watch meeting at the Methodist
Church tonight.
Railroad excursion to Kahuku on
Monday next; legal holiday.
American Messenger Service,
Masonic Temple, Telephone 444
Reception at the Y. M. @. A. on
Monday and grand concert in the
evening.
Waimea rhubarb, celery, cabbage
and potatoes, Edgar Henriques,
Masonic Temple
Baseball between the Benniugtons
and U. S. Engineers at the League
grounds this afternoon
Monday being a holiday; the
Emma Square concert will be post
poned to Tuesday evening.
The Waialua case was before
Judge Stanley to-day with the result
that the man charged was discharg-
ed this afternoon.
New bill at the Orpheum tonight
including the Cineograph pictures
which scored a great success last
evening at the sailors benefit.
The Waverley Club is gradually
building up strong roll OF member
ship since important amendments OF
its constitution have been made.
Grand cricket match on Monday
afternoon at Makiki. Wickets will
be pitched at 1:30. A cordial invita-
ton is extended especially to play
ers.
The band will play at the depart
ure Of the Gaelic at 5 o'cl ock this
afternoon, out Of compliment to
Lieut., Hobson, U. S. NJ, and not at
Emma Square.
Read the advertisement on our
first page in reference to the Mar
shall sale on Tuesday afternoon next
of lands on this island that may suit
you as an Investment.
The tug Eleu will be ready for
active service to- morrow. Is it not
strange that she was not repaired
during the slack season, instead oil
being held until tough time.
G. w. Ashford and Fred Wunden
burg, two celebrated exiles, will re-
turn to Honolulu in the latter par
Of January, after prolonged anC
rather compulsory visit to the Main
land.
Miss Edith S. Scott, a beautiful
soprano voice, is Prof. Yarndley'
latest acquisition for the Contra
Union Church choir. Miss Scot
: will eiug the Offertory solo to
morrow at both services.
The following passengers arrived
by the r.. p Rithet yesterday: Mrs
w. Fl. Pearson and child, Miss Alic
Thayer, Miss l.. r. Dowd, j. w, Far
we'll, Frank w. Oliver, Frank Miller
II. E. Winslow, Frank Colen.
Judge Stanley, Deputy-Marsha
Hitchcock, Interpreter Doyle, AT
torney Robertson, two horses and
surrey, arrived safely from Waialu
last evening at o'clock. The mul
der trial was not finished and tn
accused will now be brought to He
nolulu for trial.
Lieutenant r. P. Hobson, U.
N, who is a through passenger b
the Gaelic on his way to Manila, wa
the guest of Mr.. S. NJ Ballou 8
breakfast this morning, whereafte
the celebrated young officer we
driven to the Pail Upon his retur
he was entertained by Mr.. Sswall
: The following vessels arrived
port yesterday. Am schr Estht
Buhne, Anderson, 20 days fro
Eureka; 278M feet lumber to ALE
& Robinson. Haw blk r P Rithe
Calhoun, ID days from San Francisco
p 4, 800 tons mdse to G Brewer & G
7 Am bktn Irmgard, Schmidt, Is da,
from San Francisco; 1000 tons md
to f A Schaefer & Co. Am br
d Spreckels, Christianson, 16 da,
from San Francisco; mdse to w
Irwin & Co. Jap stmr Konou
Maru, Is days from Yokohama; n
Japanese immigrants to II III Dayi