The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-19


signs of the mail steamer CITY Of sySaes due from
the Colonies
The steamer Edi-a.eio, which left port on Fin
day last, for wainanalo. oshu. and for the safet,
Of which fears entertained, has been reported
As safe az hsalAea-
A concer; is going to be given on Friday weei
in aid Of the funds o: the British Benevolent So
cietv We notice the names of some of our hest
amateurs as having consented 20 sing. This So
cieiy IN common with Others OF like character has
had a severe drain On its funds We hope to sec
the affair well ssppEted.
We had the pleasure Of hearing Miss Mohric
sing the other evening This young lady, a pupil
OF Professor Owen, who accompanies her is down
here for her health. She hss very fine high soprano
vuice and we shoald think that she Will in time
rank high in her profession. Prof. Owen is an ad-
mirshle Inst-umentaiisi and is well known as 4
coaposer-
Complaints come in aSou; the Chinese Theatre
ve have mentioned the subject on several previous
OCCASIONS The place appears 20 be nuisance to
the neighhorhoca. Oar friend the Press should he
able to throw good deal of light upon the mat
te-. We are never round thai part Of the town
when our Celestial friends are having their good
time
AtAm meeting OF Oahu Lodge No. K of p. held
last WEDNESDAY evening. the following officers
were installed for the current term: Thos. Il.
Ilncas, P. C.; Peter o'Sallivxn, C. C: Gen. c.
S5ratenever. V. c. Theo. A. Dndoit. Prelafs
Henry Smith, K Of i. and s; John Lucas. NJ. ~
r; Len E Psttea. NJ of g; Rohi- Briggs. NJ Al
y; Leon Deiesn- ]. G.; F. W. Fehlbehr o. G.
The wedding o: Jacob 7. Brown, Esq, and Miss
Sarah King solsmnized at noon. yes:eriSy q;
the foTJ Street Church A large number Of spec
;s.Ors were present, RH6 the ceremony somewhat
modified from the old English form nupres-
slvs- Quantities % white callss and roses inter
mingled with fresh ferns covered the pulpit. and
consplrec with the va-Tn wishes OF those present
20 asher II the new united life ~ the newly mar
med coaple with every prospect Of happiness
We leS-a thsi D-. Cummings has suoceeded IN
p7upacatinc pure vaccine virus the frs Success Of
thst kind attained N tins cn1atTy- One requisite
Is thsi the animals should he OF good stock. the
purer the breed the better to secure this Dr. Cum
mlncs Was furnished with high grade Jersey
hsite-s from Judge AcCully's dairy. Two Of the
animals have been examined BY Dr.. Emerson and
one by Dr.. Hutohiasu. and Marshal Parke. who
are satisfied thHt they have kIne-po1-
The College of ST Louis was formally opened
with Appropriate exercises on Mondsv evening
iNs-- Las evening s lecfa-e vss delivered az the
College u AID Of lis finds by Prot, Nichols-sah-
pct e The Lights and Shadows Of our Times =
The distinguished singer Miss Ida Mohric also an
Pes-red and gave the audience Al Oppo-tuuity 81
was an snloyshle T-esi and was DAILY appreciated
by good audience
The Disappointment Of those who on o7saiac n
vel corded aud sealed box discovered nothing hui
a eead ChInAmsn- can better he conceived than
expressed Ii appears that on the VOYAGE over -zo
Cinnamon died On board the Ssiatn: the bodies
were Only boxed and swung MP 10 the davits On AZ
T1vsl II hz-So-- some member Of the crew. II Is
supposed cut OF the boxes a6rift ana Il hasti
ashore. Here II WIS found and opened hr some
natives tAhlsan, an6 general holding Of noses.
Captain Brown. the pm OF the Board Of Health
he h.a-k -
bones have AZ length found quiet resting place
II Manoa valley. The r,an who lent his car. fo-
the pzrpose OF conveying them there received $50
The following Is a lisi OF cases disposed O: dur
ing the week before the Police Justice Nakai
drank. s ball forfeited: heoIla, drank. fined Sc
and 8 costs halsn- " ). drank fined IS and IS
costs PaIs- drunk fined SO Snd IS COSTS q Il
battery, nnlic nr1sagai sute-ed hGGkuu- Common
llElsnce- lined SIC and * costs heO Rele- drunk
8 bal forfeited: D C1lzzra drank IS lsail for
felted; Wong Yong, smuggling. fined SO and s.
coSsS Wan Pol smuggling. fined So and 81 costs
S2cOns-. drunk. Sc bail forfeited kAhananEi as
szEl1 AID battery. lined - and s. cusis: Aman
ana All Nuen, sfTrays- fined - and 81 costs each
Al Fri- hSn Yam All Pu and Al Naen- violating
the Ssbhath Il gambling, fined - and s. costs
each
The ste Of the LunAllo Home for In.irzn and
INDECENT asvSiians was located lasa THURSDAY nv
Mess-s- Hall and Dole. TEo Of the trustees. J1dce
Judd, one q the testamentSry advisers Of the
t-us-esSs Nj. Llshmzn- architect. and several
lscleS- The Home Is 10 consist 81 s tuc-S-o-T
huIl6lnc n Inc centre, containing pzro7. dining
nom otloe- dlspsnSz-v- and up s-zl-s -oaErs for
Ths superintendent Owe the entrance VII h,e Il
tower about slxly fee5 high somewhat after a
Flo-sutlns cA1aparlls II sfyls- On each side Of
the central S-1 : wing Of one story, terminating
Il large ward with roof Projecting coasl6e-zhly
above me roat % the reSs OF tie wing. There are
20 he ve-gnishs N front and At the back while
49, A-r-a h-uH- l.
length q the building I'll be about 20 feet II Is
70 be huiT Of s1Cne, with trimmings O. artificial
s-O2e roofs 10 b Of slzTs- The sic Is below the
foothills from Mount ISntElns nearly opposite -
the new oene:e-y. The Home when finished S-.l
accommodate over forty benshciAries-
On Sunday evening upwards Of a ihoas2nd PEG
pie almost entirely natives assembled n Kavaia-
hao church % hear so1ns sa-svel remarks frnm
his Majesty the king As the ROYAL parry entered
The church he organ psaled forth the Glo-Ia from
HNycl frs Mass The King. the Queen. PrIn-
caS>ss LYDIA and lskelIss- the Chamberlain and
the Rev. Z Z. Parker occupied The platform NJ
RR-ks- opened with PRAYER after which the choir
SElc 8 EavallEl translation Of = Home Sweet
Hurna-- The King then addressed ms people II
substance as follows 6e supposed thaI al his
haarers knew II par the reSsols Of his gong on
his journey hs had two objects frs. 70 recuper-
ale ms own health and second. 10 find means for
recupsr1tnc his people he latter Eczld he done
ur the E-trrG1Cf1f-l q foreign Immigrants he
alluded 10 rhs 6znce-s he Wo1l6 NEST abroad
both by ssz and land al the s-s ii-ns STATING thu.
these dangers were the lot Of every traveller Ee
had been asked Uhv be took with Inn the ruro
ceu-lemen who were 10 Re his fsildv-s-zvelsrs ms
reply Was that they had been IN school fellows
his companions and he would feed happy with
then he considered the position q Monarch Of
these Islands peculiarly oifhcnli one on ac-
co1ni q the vsr7ous lafs-@ts aac IutuancsS which
m1sl Necessarily Bc- upon him His SISTER The
P1nceSs lv6Is vas 70 SC Recsnf IN his ah-
sence- he asked his people 70 show the same
fidelity and love 70 hs- Is they had sh0gn to him
&c hs6 lately been making so1r Of his doruI1iozis
And wherever he had gone he had met With sx-
r-sssoas OF LOYALTY aid devotion from his y,e1uie
&c voliG nov wish his people 4 lska o1siaa q ss-u
The Kings remarks ve-s received With vigorous
applause and or the motion Of NJ. ksvainui- sec
ocoed ov NJ hUses- the Eoa- :. n kEPeua- s.
csnoed The platform and rsplie6. He touched
upan seve-zi subjects II IutereSl and finally con-
cl1dsd BY asking the assembly 20 pray fo- the
safety Of Their King. both II thar churches and
al horoe- The coac-e.-s1lnn sing hvznz: Mr..
Parker gave -ne blessing and finally al hrrsl out
spontaneously lr.O the national hymn Ct Hawaii
Poool-
kAuL
Daring the rams 81 Nal1Des the mil had 10
knsok OF grinding. Is AZ The t0al WIS WEI
seven inches 81 rain have fallen IN as MANY
5sys AZ hilanaa plantation This plantation vii
os-ll 70 grind shortly.
The new Irrirz1lnc auzas belonging 10 the Ma