Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-23
FOLLOWING is the programme for the Band con-

80 degrees from the Zenith.
FOLLOWING is the programme for the Band con-
cert at Emma Square this afternoon, at 43O p. M:
March Sacred Iopkins
Observation-Disclosures Tasso ........,. ponIzetio
Waltz-Remcnlherance of Thee. Wadtenfel
Polka-IIurry Rowland
The Band will give extra concert on Monday,
July 18th, at the Hawaiian Hotel
LAST Wednesday morning Postmaster General
Brickwood was succeeded in office by Hon. j. NJ
Kapena. Mr.. Peterson and Mr. j. M. Oat IT.,
remain in the Post Ofae, but the other clerks are
changed. The three newly appointed are David
Manaku, Wainee and Nuha. MIR. Manaku has
been employed the greater part of the time during
the last twelve years in the Gazette Office, and is
capable honest gentlemanly, and in every way
fitted for his new position.
IL is with regret that we chronicle the news of
the breaking out Of two of smallpox in
town since last issue. The seamen on the
I,eaiani who had it is dead. Forty persons
quarantined Mt the foot Of Punchbowl street where
the last case was found and six natives who were
unvaccinated were removed to the quarantine
ground. The I,raioHfs crew. twenty-one in num-
Der, has also been removed from the vessel and
guaranteed. The officers are still on board.
An excellent entertainment was glvon at tho
hall of the Library and Reading Room Assoca-
| ton last Tuesday and the attendance was very
ag se nv rI pieSs N M the snS
admirably rendered. The song The Wanderer"
by Mrs Brown was also excellent Miss Florence
sang the Mermaid" and one other song in her
usual charming style. The .Old Folks at Home"
was given as piano solo by Mrs. Simmons. She
! also sang selection which was warmly applauded
Miss Coleman Of San Francisco gave two recita-
| tions-one scene from Shakespere's "Roineo and
Juliet" and the other poem, Little Gretchen"
| and both were rendered in manner that proved
the young lady to be master of clocutiou.
! Selections on the piano by the Same lady were
| also well received.
FoLLowIsa are tire Police Court proceedings for
the week JAS. Ashworth and w. Kelly, drunken
ness, forfeited So bail each. Kaiama. larceny of
| property valued at $50 rsmanded for sentence
subject to the order. of the Court. kae, assault
end battery on Al Va discharged on payment of
| drunkenness, fined 81 and ~ costs each. Axiom
and Aleong, lch), having opium in possession,
role p,os'gsi entered in case Of Aieone, and Axiom
| ment at hard labor. and to pay costs 81. III. De
Ia Cruz, furnishing liquor to Hawaiians, fined SIS,
costs 49, in default OF payment Of fine, sentenced
| and All Qui, lchl, assault and battery on Pekelo
fined 80 and $500 costs each. John Buck, assault
| and battery his wife Iolawe, forfeited $40 bail
Paele, Ankai. Hanmea and John Boy, violating
| the Sabbath, fined 50 and ~ costs each. Kalama
larceny of jewelry, remanded for sentence subject
| 10 the order Of the Court. j. NJ. Daige, assault
| with deadly weapon by pointing gun at Awaawa,
| fined $40, costs $500 Tong sing assault and
battery on Chung Wa, fined S6, costs 81. John
.
kua, drunkenness, forfeited 81 bail each. Phillip
Milton, driving without light, forfeited $40 bail.
| w. q. Jones, fonication, fined $50, costs 81.
| Ainiu. fined ~. costs 81. Il. T.. MAYHEM, assault
and battery on Maria, fined $40, costs ". hamai,
assault and battery on his wife Kaairnalani, fined
| s5, costs 81. Hama, common nuisance, romansled
| Ia to-day. Civil Rocord.-O. :. Cuminns vs. w.
| Clark, aSsnllpst for 5000, Judgment confessed
| for full sum, ammonnting with costa To $50 20.
| r. 4. Lenehan a. Co. w. Wing TAI Pin, assumpsit,
| no appearance Of parties and case dismissed.
costs 49, w. q. Jones VI. Amin, assumpst for
47..bO judgment for plaintiff for $;s5. total With
costs $3.50. Foster a Co. Va. KAhiona, deserving
contract service, defendant ordered to return 10
his employer, aud 10 pay costs ~.
Ar the =. N. q. A. meeting on Thursiay even
4 ing those present had treat In listening to
Rev s. Il. Bishops discourse on whence and
when was Polynesia populated r. lie divided tho
Pacific Islands int, two chronological divisions
| Polynesia. inhabited by the original Malay race
and Micronesia. embracing Pspua, the Marshall
and Gilbert Islands aud lesser proups. having
mixed race partly PolynesiAn. The Po.ynesan
race, pacticularly the branches ia New Zcalsnd
and Hawaii mel, he considers puTcr Malay than
/ the present population Of Malaysia. The latter
has been subject 10 inhuy Of other races, prin-
cipaliy Monaghan, for 400 years. and Il has rnads
great rhange IN the primitive Language and Gus.
toms. and has virtually, In many pnoeA prodnced
= race that u not Malay. Hs advanced tbs IDEA.
~ sp>suiAtioa ONLY, that . great emigration
movement took piane <,dyn Aria soutkvaSd AID
eastward NJ the sans Time that the Tartar hordes
were pushing tho Huns westward. causing The fall