Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-12-24

the Music Hall grand musical and literary enter
tainment for the benefit of Oahu College Building
Fund, the programme Of which is given elsewhere
and promises an ample reward for small expendi-
ture to very worthy object.
Mn. RopEnrs will give at the Fort Street and
Bethel Sunday Schools to-morr another of his
excellent illustrations with block board draw
ings. The sketch TO morrow will represent the
planet, with rays Of light descending from the
book and spreading over the earth Above will be
the words Peace on Earth" and below. Good
will to men,"
Fon the first time in Honolulu stage annals the
public Is TO be treated to genuine pantomime per-
Torrance of "Humpty Dumpty," for which ii is
indebted to the industrious energy of Mr.. Edwin
Browne, who has given personal attention to manu-
featuring the various tricks and transformation
scenes OF which this piece is largely composed,
and from the successful working OF all parts, as
noticed at the rehearsal of last evening, antci-
pate q rare treat to the public, but more especially
TO the little folks, and trust they will show their
appreciation of Miss Boyer's and Mr.. Brownies
efforts to please by giving them bumper house to-
night.
By this weeks steamer we have news of the
English Crcketing Eleven in Australia The first
match was played against twenty-five OF Maitland,
which ended i'll q draw, much in favor of the
English men. Maitland 1l3 and 1913; England
the match was made by the oelebrs,sd Yorkshire
professional Uilyett, who il considered las most
OF our Honolulu cricketers are ALVAREZ to be one
land: The amount to his credit was 5s-very good
considering that twenty-five were in the field
especially such as the Australians, who are
renowned for their fielding.
Mr.. BARTLETT ALLEN has just built on Fish
Island" says the New Bedford Standard, "a large
surf or whale boat for Governor Dominis OF the
Sandwich Islands, whose wife is the princess royal
of the kingdom The boat was ordered through Mr..
Gideon NJ Bartlett, who on his wedding tour
visited the islands and was entertained BY Gov.
last summer Mr. Bartlett gave the commission to
build the boat to Mr.. Allen. The craft is thirty.
two feet In length over ALL six feet in breadth Of
beam, and is twenty.seven inches deep. 1t is of
handsome model, solidly constructed, with white
oak frame and ce lar planks, has six thwarts and
will be propelled by six oars, and has also place
for mast. At the stern are arranged seats whore
number OF persons can sit, and commodious
locker Is also placed there. The outside painting
l. OF white with black ribbon, and the inside below
the thwarts is straw color. The boat Is intended
to carry the owner between the islands, and can
safely land in almost any surf. II will be shipped
70 San Francisco, via Cape Horn, and thence 10
CHRrsrxAs will be marked day in Fort Street
Church, both for the young and the old people.
give place TO a Children's Service. The pews
directly in front Of the pulpit will be reserved for
the Sunday School, and the exercises will consist
appropriate Christmas music, and IN address by
the pastor to the children. In the evening, at 7:30
there will be the following Christmas Praise Ser
vice:
l Organ Voluntary ........ by Myron II. Jones.
Fugue-" Praise God from whom all blessings
| fow.". Choir and Congregation.
| Invocation.
4 Anthem Sing and Rejoice. Choir.
| Old Testament Scripture Lesson, Is. 30.
6 Hymn-"Joy to the world,"... Choir and
| Congregation.
s RESPONSE Praise the Lord" ... .. Choir.
Hymn" While Shepherds watched their
/ fhs.tr aud EnVrvp mt s,s,
| 10 New Testament Scripture Lesson, Matt. 21--12.
II Anthem" Brightest and Best. 49,. Choir.
IL Christmas address. Aforementioned. A. Cruzan.
l3 Gloria from 18th mass. ..:........ Choir:
Ia Closing hymn-"Hark, the herald angels sing, "
| Choir and Congregation.
The Choir will be increased for the occas ion and
will number fifteen voices. In the Congregational
pieces Mr.. w. +. Jones will play Cornet accom-
Bethel will also hold Christmas praise service
more especially for the young peOple-to-morrow
morning, commencing Mt 1890.
A MOST shocking murder was committed late
last Sunday night or early on Monday morning at
Mnnoa Valley, near Charley Longs place, to the
right OF the road going up. An old native woman
named Hananaku the victim. Early on Mon
day morning little South Sea Island boy who
lived with Hanannku awoke and went TO the house
of neighbor, Kapakaua, and said tina ,
on tue Moor on her DroS s.. r.usfovI Socd arSnna
her head. He went for another native, Kaikua
hine, and when they saw that she dead they
told Paaluhi a policeman, who came to town with
the information. native named Kauli WAS sus-
pected and arrested. He il cousin Of the hus
band of the murdered woman's daughter and was
| partner with her in some taro patches. On ex
animation IL WAS proved that no had not been in
Manoa since Sunday afternoon, and he was dis
charged. Chinaman was next suspected 1t i,
stated that he had given number of presents tc
| a girl who was friend OF Hauanaku, and, it is
said, wanted to marry her. He heard that she
was to marry young native and blamed the old
TOW tySin tl,nr srt sr,r h.su
ever, denies having received any presents from
him. The Chinaman, Lau 10, was in Koolau ant
officers were sent after him. He WAS arrested OF
"Wednesday night and WAS brought to the Station
house on Thursday morning, where he is now de
tanned subject to further investigation. The muir
dered woman had boon struck on the head will
some blunt instrument perhaps Chinese cleaver
aud four separate wounds were made. The first
about three inches ia length, was near the top Of
the head little on the left, which cut through tn,
skull; the second cut All inch and quarter lowe
down, was two inches long; the third cut was al
inch below the other and the brain protruded from
it, the fourth cut severed the lower Psrt Of the
cracked from the first cut TO the fourth. Thu
woman was apparently killed by the first blow, ri
she had not moved.
FOLLOWING is q record of the Police Court pro
cecdings for the past week: John Hapa. larceny
sentenced TO one year imprisonment at hard labo
and fined $40, costs Sl50. Sam Malakiela assault
and battery on his wife Annie, fined Is, cost
80. Edward James, drunkenness, forfeited y
bail. Iwahapaoeoe, W., disturbing quiet Of night
forfeited $40 bail Sam Maakiili and Loui
Pedro, ARRAY, former fined 81, latter $l5, costs 8
! Q Oh. Thompson, assault and battery ON All Wan
fined Is, costs $3.50. l.. G. Young assault ant
battery on NJ. Peterson. fined 81, costs $40. AL
Chung, driving dray faster than walk, forfeited
$40 bail. KanaauaO, larceny Of finger ring, sen
fenced to three months imprisonment at hare
labor, costs $40. John Burke. selling merchan
disc without license, fined $40, or in default o
| payment of fine sentenced to eighty DAYS impris
onment at hard labor, costs ~. Alfred McShane
drunkenness, forfeited 50 bail. Edward James
same charge, fined IS. costs ~. Louis Oliver
same charge, forfeited 81 bail. Mauini and AL
Nam, ARRAY, fined s5 each, costs 10 each. AL
Hawaiians, fined Sl0.l costs $40, or in default O
payment sentenced TO q days imprisonment a
hard labor. All Loo, having opium In posse ssion
fined $50 and sentenced to three months imprison
nent at hard labor. costs ~. Martin Peterson
assault and battery on l.. u. Young, fined %, cost
~. Samuela, larceny Of watch fined SIT ant
sentenced to six mouths imprisonment at hare
labor, Gusts 81. Hoeola, insanity, committed I,
Insane asylum. JAS. Hanlon, malicious injury
fned 80, costs $ll0 All Yaw, assault and batter,
on Man Chit, fined Is, costs 81. Jeston, drunken
ness forfeited 20 bail. Civil record.-T. X. Foste
Il Co., VA Kali, deserving bound service, defend
ant ordered 70 return to ipoyer, costs $40. Wal
bee Sugar Co., Peie, DESERVING contract service
defendant ordered 10 return TO employer. q. W
q. Jones' W.. McChesny a Citizens, action Of as
sumpsit for 500 Judgment for 4ls5; appeale,
~ intermediary Court.