The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-08-02
NOTES or rmE MEEK.

NOTES OF THE WEEK.
~ Steamer Kilauea returns from Kauai Friday
morning. and viii leave for circuit trip around
Hawaii on Monday.
tzT- A bark has arrived this morning as we 20 to
press, supposed to be from Peru bound for the
guanO islands.
tE- The Z. S training ship jamestown, Capt.
Glass. was expected to leave San Francisco about
July q, and will arrive here about the middle Of
tais mouth.
RrAL EsrArE.-Mr. Adams sold on Saturday a
house aud lot on Mauua Kea street belonging to the
estate Of the late John Booth 1t went for the sum
u $1,000.
BasE BALL.-Thc Athletes and, Star Climbs en-
ragged 10 another contest on Saturday afternoon,
aud this time the former club were again vanquish-
Cd. The best catch Of the day VS. made by Ryan
of the stars. At the close Of game the runs stood
II toll.
- The murder in Puua, Hawaii 10 which We
referred last week. appears 10 have been committed
ay an old crazy wumau, 20 years OF age, who killed
another crazy woman with whom sue lived alone.
A s;abbins ARRAY occurred last week near Ho, IN
which native man Inflicted several severe gashes
with a kuiie on a woman. No cause has been as
signed Tor this attempted murder
- Barks Mary Belle Roberts aud n. c. Murray
bad not arrived at San francisco mp 10 the departure
Of the steamer. July 10. One or both OF them will
meet with quick despatch arrival, and ought TO
be- here hv The 10Th iust The Roberts brought the
treaty news IN May. and prize for Capt. Gray,
and Il iz now the Muuay's turn 10 win silver set
Tor Der popular captain.
- The Australia was ielegapbed on Thursday
AZ go p n aud WAS soon after boarded by the pi-
lot but as she bad a case Of smallpox on board che
was DELAYED outside till nearly dark When pet
mission had been granted she inside, and de-
liytryd her mails about g P. NJ The discharging OF
freight was done by sailors from The Lachawanna,
no natives being allowed inside the steamship wharf
she len about O'Clock Friday Afternoon, taking but
little freight from this port.
10. G. Tat a regular meeting OF Ultima
Thne Lodge No. !, held July 27th, the following Of
6rrrs were elected for The ensuing term.-W. c. 7.
j Il N0Llc w X. H. =. - W AAAlAs W. ~ IL 49,
Carrie Bird, W V. T., Mrs. Blackburn, w S, W.
Hooper, W. A. 5, J. c. Marchant, W. F. S, Mar
Gus CoIburn, ". T. c. Blackburn, W. NJ. j Lucas,
W. d. A.. Lizzie Brash, W. L G., W. 7. Patty
". @. g., J. Bsash, W. CD P Green, P. W. Z. t.
d. p Peterson.
tss- The British bark Cauoma, which arrived
Yesterday, rs DAYS from Glasgow is as fine speci-
ien of naval architecture as ever entered this port
she Is new vessel was launched Feb. 10, and with
IL thirty days had len port her first voyage will
over 1000 tons Of cargo. Her general appearance
and ornate flush, IN every department from kelson
10 truck IL very noticeable, aud ELECTS from lovers
of naval architecture the highest encomiums. Sue
is well worth a visit. From this port she proceeds
10 Portland, where part OF her original cargo is des-
tiued.
The SMUGGLING TRIALs.-ou Tuesday of last
week The libel suit against the bark Alden Besse and
her master Captain Noyes was heard before First
Associate Justice Harris, in Admiralty. The charge
was that an attempt had been made to smuggle into
this kingdom l3S tins OF opium, cases samshoc
sudtwo cases tobacco II appeared in the trial that
there was not a shadow Of reason iorbelieying ih,
sarisfn 10 be implicated in the matter and the shiI
aud master were released but the first and SECOND
mates aud steward were held for trial, it appearing
tilat they were the guilty parties Theg were sub
scqueuty tried in the police court aud the first matt
fined $3.50 the second mate $50 aud the steward SEQ
MADENoIsELLE JENNIE CIAUs.-By the steamer
Australia this fair and talented artistic arrived a
Honolulu, and although she had not intended Il
stop here, an unforeseen accident altered her plans
and decided her to remain over Tor a month. Fo
this accident the Houolulu public may well fee
grateful and we trust the result viii prove tha
Ndnr Claus viii have reason TO regret the change
10 her plans. She proposes to favor us with serie
OF concerts the arst Of which will be given at The
ROYAL Hawaiian Theatre on Tuesday evening Of th
coming week, and iron what we can learn of he
career from tia papers Of San Francisco, Sydney
Melbourne and Hougkong. we are confident tia
Hououu's music loving population are about tC
enjoy treat such as il is rarely blessed with
Wherever she has been she has appeared befor
large audiences and her inimitabe execution OF Sc
lcctious from Hayden, Meudelssohn, Mozart, Reber
Niruxtemps Joachim aud other masters, have al
WAYS been received with the most rapiurous ap
pause. It is said that when she appears on th
stage violin 10 hand the lady is lost in the composer
50 absorbed is she in those divine compositions
She was educated Ia Paris, being pupil Of Vieux
temps aud the ablgst critics rank her with the frs
living violiuisis Of the world. No can afford &
be absent from the promised pleasure OF Tuesda
evening.
For the Hawaiian Gazettel
The Centennial Fourth OF July il
Philadelphia.
PMS. S. AUSTRALIA, July 81, 1879