Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-09


about half-past one O'Clock, and the same after
noon her body sent home on the schooner
WdiehU.
FOLLOWING is the programme for the Band Con-
cert at Emma Square at 4:3O o'clock this after
noon
MaIch-Railroad. Faust
Gaop-Waly. .Heinszorf
GayatnaLooerto. verdi
Watz-Arust Liie..
Selection --Jerusacm.
The second moonlight concert will take place on
Monday evening, July llth in Emma Square.
AT the races on the 4th a large sum of money
changed hands, mostly in the direction opposite to
the expectations of those supposed to know best
the probable course of events. Pool selling
went on, unprecedent scale. We
heard that-thousand dollars were bought and
sold mt one establishment. We see also that there
cases of gaming brought into the police
court on Tuesday; were these pool men!" perhaps
the spool business" may be put on footing with
other gaming " transactions, or they with 1t.
COUNCIL of the American Legion of Honor was
instituted in this city last Saturday evening at the
Hall of Oahu Lodge, Knights of Pytfias. The
plan of the organization provides for the payment
of a beneficiary of from $500 to $4,000 to the
family of deceased member. Hawaiian Coun-
Gil was instituted with the following officers Geo.
Williams, Past Commander John Cook, Com
mander j. g. +. Horn, Vice Commander G gorge
Lucas, Orator; Henry Smith, Secretary James
W. Mcclure, Collector; Thomas Sorenson. Teas
urer Robert French Chaplain l.. McShane,
Guide j. Ii. Bruins, Warden; ID. Junner, Sen
tinel.
The races ut Kapiolani Park on the 4th of July
were very largely attended by racing men, and
considerable gathering of the general public. The
following events came off and were pronounced to
be in better style than the races of the 11th of
June in each case but one the favoriJe in the
betting lost the match:
Match. Mile dash; Gen. Garfield, I; Gen. Hancock,
Match. Best two in three mile heats. Mark Twain,
/; Ro%ping Girl dstaneed d., in first heat Time l'is
Match. Mile dash. Stranger, /; Katie Lee =
Time, :5i.
"THE Montague-Turner Opera Company" says
the Sydney Mail, 81 after u sp!endidly successful
season, have left Sydney for Brisbane. where they
will open ON Monday next. They will return to
the Gaiety Theatre here on July 25th, the interim
being occupied by MI Wybef, Kee y Dramatic
Montague and Mr.. Charles Turner fully
appreciated by the people of Sydney, the follow
ing from the Daily Telegraph of June 18th will
show The last but one of the operate perform
ances of the Montague-Turner Company was
given at the Gaiety Theatre last evening as a com
plimentary benefit 10 the prinid donna, Miss Annis
Montague. The astonishing rate at which tickets
were disposed of, and seats reserved during the
week, led the management to transfer portion
of the stalls into orchestra chairs, and to make all
the additional accommodation possible. Fully an
hour before the commencement Of the perform
ance the vestibule and front of the theatre were
besieged with people DESTROYS of admission, and
within very little time after the theatre was
opened every part of the auditorium filed to
the utmost People continued to press into the
build ding until all available standing room was &C.
cupied, many persons contenting themselves with
hearing the performance. without seeing the per-
formers. 1t is estimated that some 500 people had
to turn away, being unable to gain admission"
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FOLLOWING are the proceedings at the Police
Court for the week Martin Paterson, drunken
ness fined &c. costs 81. Servino Do Silva, same
charge, forfeited $6 bail. All Yen furious and
needless driving, fined Sio costs Sl.20. Thomas
Mccarthy vagrant judgment suspended for one
week. Antoine Lorenzo, driving without lights,
forfeited $40 bail. Louis, Palomer, Peter Nc
Donald Uaku, Kano, Cornell, Drunkenness for
fined 3D. costs 81. Kaaai, driving without lights,
fined 3d. costs 81. John Cassidy, furious and
needless driving, fined IS, costs lao; All Hoy,
All Sing All Sam, All Long, All Qu Chow Sam,
All Mui, gaming on Sunday, remanded to to-day
with bail fixed at 800 each. Manuel Phillips, fur-
GUS riding, forfeited $40 bail, Kameaaloha and
Swat c., driving without lights, forfeited $40 bail.
VIM. Brennan, assault and battery on JAS. Kenton,
fined $l4, costs 81. Mahiai, larceny Of bottle Of
whiskey valued at S2, sentenced to three weeks
| imprisonment at hard labor and TO pay costs,
$l.l0. Bella, k. and Ako, c. affray, latter dis
charged and former sentenced to one months i'm
| prisonment ut hard labor and to pay costs 81. j..
Campbell and John Mcclellan, afray, forfeited
| $40 bail. Kuanoni, Kaluwahine, Geo. Patterson,
| kamaneio, Joe Masn, Lauui, Napapa, kaia Chas.
| Duncan, Joseph Harris, John Martin, Geo. sjool-
sen, drunkenness, forfeited 81 bail each; Mauli,
same charge, fined s., costs 81. Louis pournon,
same charge, fined $40 costs 81. g. Segelken,
same charge, forfeited $40 bail Pake, Hale,
Hemolee, Aiwai and Maikai, same charge, for
feited IS bail each. Edward Phelan, Same charge,
fined IS, costs 81. Louis Dournon, same charge.
fined si2 costs 81. Jas Mills; same charge, fined
| IS, costs 81 Kawaipao, Kanelawaia, Nuu. Kahai,
| keolewa, Kahukipili and Keansapuni, gaming,
noie p,osequi entered in case OF kawaipao all the
Others sentenced TO twelve hours imprisonment,
aud Keohop,kai, W, adultery, the former fined
$40 and the latter 49, and $3.50 costs each. Mrs.
l.. A. Foster, charged with deserving her husband,
uoiie prossqri entered by prosecution, costs "
/ John, yagrancy, committed 70 reform school dur
! ing minority. X. II. winni6eld. threatening the
bonds in the sum Of 500, and To keep the peace
| towards John Cooke for one year-costs $3.50
| Kalama, larceny, remanded 10 to-day. ID. Brad,
ley driving without lights, noiis ProssqM entered
| II. Cooke, X sluhimau W.. Luki. w., drunkennsss.
forfeited 80 bail each. VIM. Branon, same charge
fined $40. costs 81. Jas. Shepherd attempting u
rescue VIM. Brsnon FROM police ofiicer, "oif'
prosegm entered BY prosecution. f. McShane
assault and battery on J. IL. Hare, fined $40 costs
out license, remanded to to-day. All Han and
Ali Hung, furious and needless riding fined q
and 81 % costs each. All Flung, having opium
in possession, fined $50 and sentenced 70 tws
Oscar White, driving without lights, ne!k Pyosegn
entered by prosecution. Civil Code.-Conchss W
Ailuens, action 70 determine who shall pay csrtaiI
pound fees, case discontinued, costs t2-& ", u
Castle w. keave and D; L kinansks. sAnshss
fess Judgment for full sum, snoantins With eosA
% a. y. A. Schssfe!, administrators OF estate 2
Chas. Long, vs. W. Wright, action Of sssumpsi