Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-29

The Concert last evening for the British Be- |
nevolent Socicty was a great success from musi-
financial. II is pleasing sight to see talented
amateurs of a variety Of nationalities come for
ward to lend their services on an occasion such as
this. The Concert was opened by q glee OF Sir
Henry Bishops sung by the Musical Society, next
was the song, II Love the Lassies," by Mr.. More
and the ballad, Waiting" sung BY Mrs. Pie Pierce.
Power" admirably given by Mrs. Hanford MIR:
W. Hall, and Mr.. W. L. Jones, the principal Of
Punahou College. song by Mr.. A. Brown, was
lt oDlieligiy responded. For the Quartette iii the
programme a full chorus was substituted and ap-
preciated as 1t ought to be. The Misses Young
played the "Last Rose of Summer" with varia
tions neatly and artistically. Mrs. RUSSELL new
conner amongst u.s. kindly sang La Farfalletta,
in admrsse style Then m g Suastette W by G Msr Is.
W. LJones, a composition by Ab!, was very good.
Mr.. Theo. H. Davies song The thre" sailor
boys'' was loudly encored and Nancy Lee" was
taste. duett beautifully sung by Mrs. Patty and
Mr.. Harnden do you remember" was the most
brilliant piece of the evening" until Mrs Patty sang
"Tell me my heart we have most tf us heard
this song from this gifted amateur lady and we all
hope to hear her again. The glee Hail to the
chief" was we'll sung by the society and the enter.
" Ii Trovatore" by the society and members of the
Honolulu Iron Works. There was no fault i'll the
arrangements, and each piece succeeded the other
without pause or delay. Only one recommended
tion we have to make is that more convenient
method be provided for enabling the ladies and
gentlemen who are so kind rs to sing on these
occasions, to pass from their seats TO the stage
without having to go out of doors for the purpose
Mrs. T.R. Walker and Messrs Berger and Jones
played the accompaniments, and it would be al
most an impertnence on our part to say that they
did 30 thoroughly WE'LL The house was full and
everybody pleased. We thank the ladies' and gem
tlemen who gave their services to go worthy a.
case.
TnE following from Berlin paper of Dec
,hora 4, will ha infa inu tn
"'rhere two guests in the Capitol OF the
German Empire, from somewhat distant, and
comparatively strange country viz, the Sandwich
| Islands. These sent here by the King of that
| Pacific Group to be instructed in the various
sciences Civil and Military. For this purpose the
| King, Kalakaua, has sent letter to Prince
Honolulu, referring to the high admiration which
all parts of the world have accorded to Germany,
on account of the great degree OF perfection to
which she has brought education and organization,
Civil, Military, and Naval. He expresses the de-
sire that one Of the young men be admitted to the
Academy Of War, and the other % to the Academy .
has been brought here by Celso @. Moreno, form
erly the Minister for Foreign Affairs in the Sand
wich Islands, and who accompanied the young
men through America and TO Europe is forwarded
| through the Chamberlain of the Crown Prince to
Kiel. and the Hawaiian guests are now awaiting
an answer" -.
FOLLOWING is . summary Of the Police Court
Sr
same charge, alsp forfeited 80 bail each. Kamakn
and Luika, charged with having opium in their
possession, pleaded guilty and were each Aned $5(
and 81 costs, and sentenced to four months i'm
pYisonment. Chss. Miner, Dan Wilson and Harry
Rosen9rain, disturbing quiet Of the night Miner
was fined % and e1l0 costs and Wilson and No-
sengrain were each fined 81 and $1.1O COSTS A
Gilman, driving without light, pleaded guilty
and was fined rs and 81 costs. b. A. welch,
charged with refusing TO obey her father, found
not guilty and discharged. Young Hansen, drunk
enness, pleaded guilty and was fined % and 81
costs. Malaea, W., deserving and refusing to live
with her husband Aiona, O., was found guilty and
sentenced to one months imprisonment at hard
labor and costs .axed at $3. J. p. Ryan, assault
and battery on Capt. Hardy, found guilty and
sentenced to four months' mpr isonmsnt at hard
labor, and costs taxed at 20.
CRICKET match was played on the Makik
ground, on Saturday, between the 2nd eleven Of II
@. G. and an eleven Of the p. @. @. Mr.. @. Perry
acted NJ captain Of the latter. We gave the namei
Of the players last week, and now append thu
score The match was won BY the II. g: o., OF
whose side g. WodehOuse and the two Lshman
did good servioe, while the bowling Of II. Whitney
took no less than five wckets. OF the p. @. G. thl
best SCORE was made by @. Perry, who Was run out
after making 10 Murphy came next, with 10.
return match Il proposed for Saturday, 9Th prox.
when there VII probably be very Close mntch
We append tho scores Of last Saturdays game