The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-07-26

What, neverf Well. Hardly ever.
TuEArRIcAL- The performances az the theatre.
during the week, have been well attended. and tho
plays presented have met with the appreciation ofthc
various audiences. The Company each and every
one of them have done their best TO please. and 90
they are good actors, well up in their bdsin6s. the
result has been what they deserve-fuccess 10
night, Naval Engagements and Toodies Will DC pre-
scented, and on Monday evening next. One Touch OF
Nature and His Last Legs. Uncle Toms Cabin -
underlined for ON early day, aud viii be performed
ia the best possible manner. (.
MoRE MONEY THAN 0PTuM-Charles Lyndbolm,
Richard Feasy. Mark Haskell and two Chinamen,
all a portion OF the crow Of tho bark.
Camden. we're arrested by the customs officers on
Thursday last aud charged with completely IN
smuggling one hundred or more Tins o.
op ium on shore from that vessel. investigation OF
their chests proved that the lynx-eyed custDai
officers had made a haul. but Of money. noe OPIUM
and also discovered a false bottom TO one OF tho
chests, where the drug might have been. but where
there was not n single tin. Two cans were dis
covered on board, but the owners have not yet
laid claim to them nor arc they likely 80 dispute
possession with those who hold them AZ present
Further particulars will be developed Of the trial
this morning, and The present indications are that
the exertions OF the police will be rewarded by
evidence being introduced to sustain the charge.
"MAY You LIVE LONG AND PRospER. 10 OF
tue events of the week just passed. was The marriage
on last Tuesday evening, Of Joseph Lyman. Esq 10
bliss Belle frankei, Doth OF thie city. MT. Hymnns
the happy bridegroom, is q member Of the firm OF
LYMAN Bros. and Miss Frankel 10 The neice Of Mr..
and Mrs. Loaisson. The contracting parties being
botlnpf the Jewish persuasion. the ceremonies were
per formed ia accordance. with the rites OF that reli-
gion. and is the first Jewish marriage that has taken
place on these islands. The services were performed
by Rabbi Ely Peck, who had been d~epntixed fer tho
especial purpose of joining these
1.-Two souls with but q single thought.
Two hearts that beat IS one"
The happy event was c~onsummated In the presence
OF a large number Of invited guests. In the Hebrew
language, and by the Jewish marriage laws the oere-
mony must be performed In the presence Of ten OF
their people, who on this occasion were Messrs. Nor
ris Lyman. s. Selig. nj. Louisson. s. L Lewis. M.
Green, l.. Goodfriend, ID. 0rdenstein and A. Garien-
berg. After the ceremony the Rev. s. O. Damon
made a few happy remarks and presented the bride
groom with a marriage certificate. The bride aud
bridegroom then received the congratulations Of their
many friends. when all adjourned 10 the dining hall.
which had been handsomely prepared for the COCA
sion, TO partake Of the bounteous spread under the
superintendance of Mr.. A. Herbert, of the Hawaiian
Hotel. The wedding presents were many and sle-
giant. During the evening various selections were
by the Military Band under The direction Of
Berger. and at n late hour the company depart
but not before wishing the happy couple good
health. and your family's good health, and msy you
live long and prosper"