Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-25

the racc were nrrrrted on chrrr.e ~ common
nutnancr y Tor blocking M public highway, and
on Tuesday were brought up before Police Judge
Bickerion, nnd all fined
II will be seen by this weeks small. pos repor,
that no case hna been reported from the city Tor
seven days ~ yesterday, Friday morning nt h
o'clock, Wcfejoico in being abo o. make such q re-
noft' Inc Epidemic may be enid 20 be over and by
| this time ncst week, hope 10 be In n 10.
ALTON io specify III" day which tho inter land
| tnhu may be removed. Tho opening Of the schools
lecture halls, and theatres hna not been produetive
vt evil aud 10 now whnt We have "a do, Ia 90 tako
| care to watch and report upon any posAiblc rem.
noorancc Of the discNsc and 10 thank God that Tor
the present ct all events II hne dianppcnred.
Asorurn snd cnao Of accidental drowning oc.
CURED on Wednesday last ut Knncoho. Ferdinand
mud Emily sohlnbfendorf the former ngcd eleven
and The latter thirteen yrnfp found dond la
wntefhole, whore they had gone Ia battle. Tho water
IL about ten feet deep IN the deepest pnrt and IL Ii
supposed TINT one of them got into tho deep water
| mud tho other went 10 the rescue. and both were
| drowned. Tho father waa absent from home M
the time Of the accident and the mother wns In tho
house with younger child. The family arrived
! mere from New York only two or three weeks npo.
An inquest was held before Judge knulnkou and
ninry composed Of Row, \. w. Merrill. H. May IT,,
g. bonnaha, +. Brown J. MckooRuo aud O. NJ.
| limbutg I'm verdict Of the Jury was thnt tho
children cnmo 10 their death by accidental
drowning"
| WE desire 10 give warning 90 any ono tempted
to drive without lights account Of tho brllinncy
OF u fun moon When tho regulations first came
helm, wi,bon i,o,s dn ,l uonu no, ,3 AIrcat Tor
| Now however, IL IL docrccd that, moon or no
III ,e,o ,,,'a, Wv o.''o,,i not ihmuo Dpt out.
tn nr dr,p e. oa We MY h'sp pp'nt ONT
| w o"i utlN'rh, ohPouuiy 70 Ihdes mat arrest
! means taking 10 The Station House and bail, 6c
,hainsa ,ha, 80, un,no' nolp tn,nknR, never.
| cnn,a"o,,n 90 ~ . .no n ,,y ut pubic
OF = private one requiring either 10 appear ut tho
so,is nua'lon , on tno loll3wlhR morning would
'"''''s INV ma I"'uco W. wen ~ actual arrest
| al,
covered ono person in this Kingdom with enter.
pr,s9 onoIRh 20 improve inc quality OF some OF
W,i LIN ha W ipof,nR lfesn seed. Mr. charles
"hlnck Snosioh ~,no , nnn wmf,n.ions o, tho
nes opm,n Spanish, nonhtain sweet and ice
cream xnrie'ies' ana nl who have tasted them
erown hnpo - ., o, lines iho average melon
I a county u, would nqt DE ontei. Mr. Gulick also
,na , y, ina ',ost hnprVvcu varieties OF musk
ulun really Know now miserable our Watormelons
n mv.d mi''y w. sanP,.a .nose IRON MI dnlicks
~ t1, 80 '' ~, p'oii hPohcn o ,he poor quhiity
an opportunity Of noticing IN improvement in tho
u, . w" noPe u VIII hIt DC the last time, ana
''"' 'ho 'he'oh VIII MOI pe inc only irut improved.
| w,..,- -. =,
""'' ooe'' SHOWN ~ 'he hohouiu frohworks
n shaving, 100 feet in length, taken of in lihs
lathe when turning down n null shaft. To take
| the extraor,linnrily GOOD nuaIi,v ~ thc fnrood
iron from which II was turned 1t also argues well
| FOR the powor and accuracy of the lathe and tho
hardness and kecnness of the cutting tool as well
M the skill of the mechanic employed. The shaft
from which this strip Of iron, about one-sxteenih
of nm inch thick was taken is an old propeller
shaft formerly in one OF ii. Ii. Nj. Ships large
consignment of which were imported by theIrOi-.
| works Co.. for the purpose of making mill shafts
This as turned down is splendid speciemen of
| wrought-ron, having u maximum diameter of ~
| inches 1t il difficult to get such good wrought
iron No this is nowadays A complete crushing
mill il now ready for delivery for Mr.. Unna Of
| the Hama plantation
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THE brigantne Robert r. Clayton arrived mt
this mort last saturday from Cail,o perm with
iGg Chinese IN drons,; fr umnEnn gu s, WIZ
| The nasseneers Give yerv dnlntnI occnr,t
| NJ affairs IN psrr rbov 's,ato ,ha. ,vhnn
the Chlieans defeated the Peruvian army
The ct~ and "' no i','f Observation-Disclosures; mo
| robbery and sianobtor 81 Chinoso and Hai;ans
Rna;nas, s I'll La -; i S',,eao "ii. i'" .i
fnn;t;ye rannan,a nf ~ payynu anu n, ns a,e
caTryino on n enerrla warfare from d tbn yoon r
tains there is little hone Of mueb imnr no
have been in Porn har " y, arese nd s,
Of them had accumniatad cons;derahIa mra,or,
1personal.J but thh maior;tv lost nearly ali they
md Inrinn thn ,an io stay ' S u,oy
nf tba,n hna heo ,sn ~ 6t,ann l.; a.,
trv and seven IF tbc;r nnmher have Pernv;an
wives rhev we're si,tv daxs nn the nassaae w.,
| frorn c.iiao' "e'e ''N'S Ways VII 'i'e p"''"so UP
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The young Americans of Honolulu and few
| otbora oseor,ll.d ~ thu hall cf Tho po,6o po,.
Cnnnonv on S,rr nt W.. al Mnndnv a,oa;,Ia ' t
consider tho aGvisahii;,u nf ;ntrndn;,n tha 80
tma and Hor;hia !, s foatmr,, S ~ E nu f
JrI,, ca,ah,at;nn a ,ronoso 40 hnna ~ ba
AStnnes ) tnrn ont "; tbo papr; oI w. hno
tho cnstnmarv raaJ;na &c tbe naciarsi;nn of L.
lnaa moro .;t. t,c w. t WIN ne "oae w.. u.
Both of the meetings were largely attended by the
| Young men of the town Most of the business
| men of Honolulu have been interviewed and have
announced their intention of closing their places
of business on that day, and Joining in malsing IL
| a general holiday. An executive Committee of
seven was selected to make arrangements for the
| celebration Following are the mcmbors of the
| committed Henry Hebbard chairman; j. f.
Wiseman, secretary; Mark " Thompson Geo c.
Straytemeyer, L, A. Williams, William Clarke and
f. b. Dat
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CRICKET MATCH between the IL. O. Q. and
| Inns. Thets was attempted on Saturday last
but the ship could only put five men in the field
and their number was made up to ten by members
of the II. @. C. The ground was in bad order, and
the playing, as might have been anticipated, not
of a very high class. In the first innings the
| Thetis side scored 81 to AZ of the H. G. C's ten,
the second innings was PLAYED through by the
7hefis who were put out for 40 the H. c. O. then
sent two men to the wickets. but the stumps were
drawn before either wicket fell as the officers were