Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-17

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waltz German Hearts Observation-Disclosures rsr
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by. general request the Band viii give two ext
evening concerts this week Mt the Hawaiian Hot
ON mohuay, sept 18th, and on Thursday. Sent %
EVERY week or two there is runaway in tow
ana yet people teW persist in allowing carriages
stand on the streets with children in them ri
other day we noticed horse and carriage stan,
ing in front of n store on Fort street, Tho roir
thrown over the dash board and tho onIv -,
oupant of the vehicle little child sitting on m
seat asleep. a short time ago the proprietor an
architect of building which COLLAPSED and kiIie
q man who was inside were indicted for man
SLAUGHTER. What would 90 done to negligent pa
Iehls leaving children i'll the streets in this man
occur any day ""'O
IHE case of West w. Stein for recovery of
ueot, recently tried in the Police Court is n peen
iiar ohe as 1t regards point of honor betwee,
, ,hc I'VE parties. Mr. West, carriage maker en-
ploSeu Charles stein, trimmer. who had been il
the employ of Mr. Rose. West offered Stein NJ =,
advance of 800 If he would work for him II,
aau no reason for leaving Rose but created an cx
cune ny hegiectng his work. Rose spoke To him
ana he left and went to work for West the sam
day. The first week he received $50 of Tho nd
vance ana West secured debt of SIC. Stein
hnofty after left and won't to work again for Rose
Without giving West any intmatun of his inten-
tion OF leaving. His reason for quitting Weat Lo
sai , was because West had promised to give him
y bonus OF 500, and that he did not nav IL ali
Gown. West said he only agreed to advance Sio0
put not to give any bonus. Rose advanced him
Tiw ahter ms return The court room was crowd
"a WHh mechanics and others who were deeply in
terestod in the case. Vests suit was To recovar
| me money paid to Stein MS part of the advance
s; en- n WAS given for plaintiff for $40; costs of
SUIT so.i0. Tho Court found that tho debt was
not contracted in fraudulant manner.
HE several committees appointed TO make pre-
| IN ruf f,rt
ms return from the trip round the world. met on
Friday OF last week Mt the office of the Minister of
the interior: Mr. ii. A. Z. Carter occupied tho
chair and Simon X. Kaai was vice prcs;dont +.
was decided to have everything in readiness ,bo
day before the King is expected TO arrive and that
IL me steamer arrive Mt night that the formal re-
school children can participate Information was
received from the Fire Department that they con.
..eenPlated having an illumination on the night of
the Kings arrival. The COMMITTEES ON finance
were directed to begin at once to raise the nncoa
sary funds, and Mr.. Carter said they could use all
the money collected. The committee was advised
10 cohlno their labor to Honolulu and let other
districts contribute their share in the manner thev
desired A committee of five was chosen TO select
some typical Hawaiian custom design to make
feature of the reception j. |. Dowsett ir and
John halaina were added to the list of marshnls
70 NIL the vacancies caused by the Resignation nf
Messrs. W. Austin and H. Webb. If the steamer
IL slghted III the day time her approach will he
made known by the firing Of n gun from Punch
bowl battery, and If at night by the firing of
Ia,
30th ''P'o'iDo'
The following is the record of the proceedings
nj the Police Court for the week: All Loo hood |
less driving, found guilty, costs $l5O llia lar |
ceny of So sentenced to nine months, imnr,son
ineht ut hard labor, fined $40, costs S17O Kiln. /
i miceny OF w, sentenced TO nine months impris
onmcnt, iined S2I, costs Sl.20. Lamaawe drunk |
eeinhess, forfeited SO bail. Edward james and |
EDWARD Wiohman, drunkenness, fined So and ST |
costs costs, each. An You furious riding, forfeited $40
Id. IN Ent s.yn
costs ST. Edward Mikaemi, uttering a forced |
paper, remanded to 18th inst. Keliikuaaipa. W..
labor, costs So. Maria, larceny of duck, ,ioHe
Prosegni entered by prosecution Aio. c. assnnt
ana an, battery on kamakauila fined IS, costs $3.50.
Achee, c., assault and battery on Maine remanIei
70 zlst INST. Levi, assault and battery on Kealo
hned ST. costs Sl.30 All Sam, larceny of ~
chicken, sentenced to three months Imprisonment
NJ hard labor. costs Sl.20. Jas. Shaw and Kalei
larceny of $500 pleaded guilty, and were each
sentenced to six months imprisonment Mt hard
i hf, and to pay 81 costs Civil rocord.-C
contract service, ordered to resurn to employer
costs SO each. VIM. Friel vs. T. b. Friel, action
OF Q assumpslt for $40, Judgment for plaintiff for
Sio, total with costs amounting to S5S.OJ appeal
ed to intermediary Court. w. McCandles VS.. W
Jones, assumpst, continued to 2st Wenner
~ " 20. vs.. W. O. Jones, assumpsit, continued to
morning services at both the Bethel and Fort
Street Churches were very fully attended MS WAS
also Mr. CruZanS evening service, WDlcn was an
oif-hand, practical address fully in keeping with
the interests of the hour. At its close an enquiry
meeting was held in the vestry room where num-
bers of protesting Christians testified to the Holy
Spirits power in our midst and the need of its
continuance The afternoon meeting at the Ly
ceum conducted by Mr.. A. Pratt was also well
attended and full OF interest. On Monday evening
Revs Mr.. Cruzan and DIR. Damon held service
in the vestry of Fort Street Church more especi-
ally for recent converts and enqurers but without
intention it took early the nature of an anti
tobacco meeting
resolving to forego the evil habit Tuesday eve
ming was occupied for a social entertainment by
the ladies of the Benevolent Society which was
generally conceded to be grand success. Wednes-
day evening prayer meetings at both churches
We're very full and the deepest interest prevailed.
Last evening Rev. Mr. Cruzan held another Re-
vival service at the Fort Street Church, the sub
ject of which was some very common mistakes |
in time of revival" which was again we'll attended.
Next week promises to be full of active earnest |
work again with MIR. Haenbeck and Rev. Mr. |
Smith, prior to MIR. HIS. departure for San Fran |
cisco by the next steamer.
The attendance at the Y, NJ. G. A. meeting on |
Thursday evening last was larger than usual. The |
number of young men particularly WAS large |
sacted and Ching Chack, the Chinese colporteur
employed 10y the association TO work among his
countrymen, made a few remarks concerning his
recent labors i'll Koolau, Waianae aud Eva. 1t
was decided to have the Sunday afternoon meet
ings begin at $3.50 p. NJ, hereafter instead OF 3
O'Clock. The necessity of n building belonging TO
u
debate ii decided to open subscription on
the spot and in very few minutes tho sums sub
scribed amounted to $4,000. A committee was
appointed to solicit further subscriptions and
another was chosen to make tho necessary arrange
ments for carrying out the work of erecting n
suitable building and securing charter. Follow
ing are the names of those who subscribed to the
building fund at the meeting y. @. Jones 800,
j. Is. Atherton $50, g. M. Cooke $3.50, w. w Hall
$500 A. +. Cooke 800 q. w. Grey 800, A. Aldridge
SlO0 Rev. s. q. Damon $50, IL. &. Damon $50, Il.
G.. Thrum $50, A. y. Judd $50, Mrs M. s. Rice
$50, Rev. s, u. Bishop. So I. !. Lowrey SOS, H.
Dempsie S25, Rev. @. M. Hyde S25, j. S. Emerson
$40, Vim. Clark $40. L. W. Damon $40, q. r. Dill
lmghRm $40 Geo. Eckley $40, 4. W. Peterson $40,
Frank Eokley $40, III. w. Dow $40, w, A. Bowen
$40, +. b. Oat $40, q. q. Lees $40, WA. Hopper
$40. Yesterday learned that Mr.. X. Levers
adds $3.50 and Mr.. j. y. Waterhouse makes the fol
lowing offers, viz: $500, the last required to pay
for "A suitable site of ground; 500 the last pay
ment for building to cost at least $1,000 Also
$3.50 per annum iii quarterly payments for three
years, conditioned upon its being free from debt
and kept and votes regulated similar To the San
Francisco Associations Constitution 10 koepit from
falling into the hands of those outside church or
ganizations. Mr.. q. A. Castle also adds S25. Tho
Committee consistng Of Il. Dempsie, j. Il. Ather-
ton and c. M. Cooke will Do pleased to receive fur
Their contributions toward this worthy object
| An old landmark of Honolulu has disappeared.
The two-story building on Merchant street, known
/ 90, a,,no vaarz mas na tha Ifninn Saloon waa