Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-04-30

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advaem Of the Board Of Icalth has Obliged a
postpunamont sine De. 1hiaia gfeAt dirsppoint
ment to the intending performers and their
frienda who have been nj no smell expense and
trouble b make their performance as perfect as
possible, and wa venture 10 say II viii 10 decided
loss 10 tho whole English epehtipg community,
who hhd, wo hoped q tafo treat tn s'ofe fpr them
nE.H rnr pnpotsa Rransr bsld m official re.
cepiion an Saturday last Ills ffcellency doy.
otnJr !, q. Dominie, Princess Lih"liho, and Hon.
A. ~ tleqhofn wete ~ the Royal party Com
mandcf Lull and ihe following officers Of tlc y. "
~ Wneipseftr were presented by ths Minister
Resident of tho United btatas Ltcutenants. w
a. Morgan, a. q, DILLINGHAM;, Paul Murphy In.
slgn fiehe.i horgeon J. y Parker. and Cadet
Engineer, NJ. IIeylngton. AtHr ". on tho SANS
dey, the acting Consul aud Commissioner for
France, presented Captain PARROT and tbs follow.
ing ollicefa % tho Hp-Fard. Ensigns, DutAnd and
De Caladon aud pAymastef Dupont Their EEs
ceilanoiea, w. l. Green, II. a, H. Carter and y.
u Walker wors proaant Golondls w. Y. Aen, &.
=. leukea aud T. ". Boyd. u n. N. staff aud Cap
Ant Rosa, OF tho Governors atan attended.
Inr British Consul. General and Commissioner,
j. u, Wodohouso Esq, returned from Kauai by
The q u. Hishop nn Saturday Last Mr.. wodebonss
bad been requested 10y the British Government 10
invfatigate on the spot certain complaints made
against a plantation on Kauai, principally on Tho
around OF Insufficient and unsuitable food These
complaints having r's-ii examined Into, proved 10
be without my Foundation, Tho fact being that on
the plantation Ia question, ths nations are more
than uaualiy plentiful and varied. bome OF tho
diHconiented spirits had twice struck work, md
boon sentenced by the local magistfatea The man
nger having dismissed the principal insiigatOrn 81
the dacontent the ongngemenh OF the remaining
white men were cancelled by putunl consent aud
they readily returned 10 Their work wiihou, bond.
We have aeeIi tho table Of rhtiona allowed, aud
pronounce 1t % DO more Than ample
FOLLOWING are the Police Court proceedings for
the pat We, ~ Vim. Prescott, drunkenness, for
feited 80 bail Ahuna, O., keeping common
gambling house, pleaded guilty and was reminded
till to-day Tor sentence. Jim Kakio, not reporting
10 te Board of Health person Ill with smallpox,
noHe pyoseqW entered by prosecution. Along, O.,
keoping common gnrnbling house, pleaded guilty
aud foInnnded til to-day for sentence Ksehi, H.,
aid Ans, W, adultery, both pleaded guilty, Keeil
waa fined $50 aud Ane S1b costs OF eneb ~ Geo.
liiirrgnn, assault aDt battery on his wife, pleaded
guilty, and Waa fined 80 and costs 81 William
Courtney, drunkenness, fined @l2, costs 81 Knpuo,
H., not reporting 10 this Board ~ Health person
II with smallpox, fined 90, costs So Ilppii and
Kanwahpe, Drunkenness, both forfeited ~ bail
John Bowler, fast riding forfeited SO bnii Geo.
Iormnn, larceny, found guilty and sentenced 10
imprisonment AZ hard labor for three months,
costs ~ b0t Mu fIoo and MI Lai, assault and bat
terry ON All koi, found guilty and fined $40 and
~ 20 costs each James johnson, drunkenness,
fined 81, costs Lam La, violating law relating
Abraham Hyct and Koma Kahuku, assault and
battery All Young, noHe prOsegpi entered In
case Of Bcma Kahaln and Hyct found guilty and
UUeu COSTS W, JDnu E1WhfdH larceny OF HeHd-
stall and reins, valued ut $40, pleaded guilty, and
was sentenced 70 one years imprisonment, and
fined $40, costs 81. Morris Dalton, Jas. Carrigan
and a. Dc Carrie, drunkenness, fined 80 each, and
costs ~. David Adams, assault and battery on
| All Fat, fined 10, costs ~. Ching Ding Shin,
Chock Hin and Ching Kung Shen, keeping com
mon gambling house, remanded for trial 10 I'd
Civil record. IL b. Kerr VI. james Beau, asaump-
W for sbi, plaintiff agrees 70 take Judgment for
Slsj TEAL with costs r., Maefarans = CO yn "
assumpsit, renanded 10 9Th prorimo
| The q. s. Flag ship Peusqeoia, with Admiral
Stevens on board arrived in Honolulu yesterday
morning She left CalIao, Peru, March 18th, and
touched Mt Iiio and Lahaina on her way to this
| port, Nothing of interest occurred during tho
| passage. Sho left the LackdioaHa at Callao and
communicated with the Woehnsetf at Lahaina
She fired national salute Of twenty-one guns
when she entered the barbor which was returned
| from the battery on the Punch bowl. Following
| is list of the officers
Chief o., STAN, Captain 2. j. Taylor;
Aides, Lieutenant H. BufoJd Flag Lieutenant,
u si.y,n Tdshga" Heath
Clerk, Ensign H. H. sherman.
Captain. Is. b. Taylor.
Lieutenant Commander y. Hubbard, Executive
Tienennnts, r. r. Ingersoll Navigator, Duncan Ken.
'1 Gg"n @ S"e Rooney Was ea
der Sharp, watch officer j. A. Sherman Assistant Sayi-
Cadet Midshipmcn, W. II. wolfcrsberger. a. n.
| Howe, W. H. Emerson, J. H. Rohrbacher. A. n.
| Meyer.
| Surgeon, w. X. seohsld.
| Passed Assistant Surgeon. y. a. Brown
| Assistant Surgeon, A. &. II. Russell
| Pay Inspector. Rufus Parks Flect-Paymnster
| chief Engineer. T.. ID. Robe et-Engineer.
Passed Engineers, q. w Stivcrs, Luther Il. Harvey.
Assistant Engineers J. p. \. Lawrence. A. de Ruiz
Cadet Engineers, r. j. Shell, H. W. Spanger, Albert
| o. Young, WIN s. Smith
| Chaplain, A. A. McAlirtcr.
Captain of Marines r. II Corric Fleet Marine oniccr.
Pay.ohicer's Clerks, William McMuiray, j. G. Petty,
| Fleet Pay Clerk
| Boatswaiu, jeremiah Harding.
| Gunner. John j. Walsh
Carpenter, s. NJ Whitchousc.
| Saiimaker, A. a. Warren.