Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-05-06


Iares I'm Meanssday one large fragment OF roce
The roof of Mr. parrys bomso. AMI sno,bsr cne fell
/ in Mr.. Wallis yard. On the following dav we are
informed, heavy blast sent pieces Of rock for
several hunured yards from the spot, striking near
houses on the mand SIDE OF Beretania street The
persons III chhrge shoulu TAKE more care and not
put IN such heavy blasts so near peoples resi-
I uehces' -
! OS Tuesday evening. the I'd inst the entertain
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n'en' Tor Tue pohent Oh lie iH'nes benevolent
Society was given at the Theatre, which was filled
! 20 OVERLOOKING every seat having been secured on
nnrtt, u. 80. iis P''y ~ VIZ a,, ~, UNI ~
,aras.; On ,Mo up 'o s " rao,euA MI WI
was eYceIIcnt' Tho 0 infant live MOSES acting tbe
oinrr r;ano ~ ,as ss, liz Us tioh
tbe iah,oa K;ra Ko, Jas an nv onaer a; "
was nrodnced Tbc other t"b1eanx were ibn ,sslec,
Taio Ds,a, III soa,a .sSna s ru' na, y
aSha ri,;, ,he - nio VI oo,, III;
abetb y and Electra hotween which Voc saw
wicbad snmas nd ;nstrr,,ar,ni ,,,,s al ~ H.
taLaar, era "u ' @ ,,' ,a,Is ~ Ur .no
sonnted bakesnoaro hora n ~ rEin@ rcsnv,hinnco
10 he ,a. nj h., !. ,,, p, !,
combination Of comedy and tragedy, perhaps
M ,,RI E ue Saieu comic .rhgeuywas sp'ehai1.
! concluded tho ENTERTAINMENT was me feaiuro of
the evening. A matinee given on Wednesday
nltefahoon, when the house was again hiled to
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lands~ nj Fort Street Cburcb. drov ont a LARGO
nrn,ho. ~ ,oa,,o ,r,,s -, ou' .,
nu'nDoi VI pcop'e' Ing country 'isteu OH tns
OCCASION was CHINA. After the opening of the
meeting with PRAYER and singing Mrs Cruzan en-
| tortained the audience with short but very in
structive study Of the map Of China II was 4 lee.
ture in miniature and tho time occupied by the
description passed too quickly Mr. W. N Arm
strong who accompanied King Kalakaua on his
of the world an of their
pressions of the people. Tho most interesting part
was his description of the visits with Ii Hung
Chung, Commander in. Chief of the Chinese armies
and Viceroy of the province of Chilli He also re-
lated many amusing anecdotes that added TO the
enjoyment of his remarks. Miss Payson, who has
ass sy'E Gssso eh alma p Tnd 5sa @
sons." Rev. j. A. Cruzan next spoke for about
twenty minutes on "Cbristanity in China giving
a yery GOOD account of tho introductiou Of The
0Bibie7 into China and The dfercnt dif6cn,tes
encountered He also spoke of the three principal
religions of the Chinese, Confucianism. Taoism
and Buddhism, Such entertainments ara inatrnr
tive, and we hope they will be continued and that
the interest of The public will continue M kccn ~
on the occasions when japan and China were
visited.
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IHE following Is record of the Police Court
proceedings for the week: John Silva assault
;.'..:s o' 80, w.; a.".'neu " o,,o n'Vn'us
imprisonment at hafd labor costs 500 Leong
Ping, insanity, committed to Insane Asylum
Cornelius Cnynn aob assault and botterv nm Nrs
III; ,tm nt,,int;T ' J; t mVeo' II
waiians, fined 1926, costs So or in default of paw
ment, imprisonment at hard labor for fifty days.
fonn% niin in .ecnI snroo o rais s prcaemGes
sixty DAYS Imprisonment nj hard labor costs IA 20
Appeal noted to Supreme Court Hopii, driving
faster than walk, HoHe pyoscqui entered by pro-
secntion. Pika, larceny of n bag of sugar,
sentenced to two months imprisonment at hard
labor and fined 80, costs "a. Geo. Kahaaina,
same charge remanded until called on by prosecu-
ton. DICK Edwards, drunkenness, fined 80, costs
g.. kaianu same charge, forfeited 10 bail.
Amin, driving faster than walk, forfeited $40
bail Keliiholo, selling and giving intoxicating
drinks to native Hawaiians. fined S75 or in de-
fault sentenced to imprisonment for 100 days,
iS sxd s faPpaai NOTED to Supreme ae Court
to Capt. Crane paying his wife $40 per month
from his wages, costs 50. Hao, drunkenness for
feited 80 bail: All I.o, assault and battery on his
wife Kamai fined $40, costs S1.5O. Civil Record
Foster d Co. vs.. Kui, deserving contract service
ordered to return to employer, costs 80; Foster q
PENDANTS ordered to return to employer, costs So
each; VIM. Smith W.. Chas Casper, Z. b. Thomas,
garnishee, action on a Judgment for SlO2.30 garni
pay to plaintiff costs 81; Chas 4. Fishel vs. w. G.
Rowland, Ihos Sorrenson, garnishee, action of
assumpsit for S3343, Judgment for plaintiff, costs
S44O Macfarane d Go. vs.. keau, action of
sumpsit for S12s.Of, Judgment for plaintiff for
$l23t3, appealed to Supreme Court Correa VS.. j.
kekuanui, action OF trespass, damages S1OJ iudg
nent for plaintiff for $50, costs $500. =
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TEMPERANCE MASS MEErIMd.-The temperance
mass meeting called for OH Thursday evening last
,,oolo1 a.. T,oo,ro o., 10 r,,ost oa,oo;, -
p"'Aeo '"o "'"'io " '.s ".n'o'' e"p"o'S, i"iso
humber OF those present being natives, incudinga
Roodly number of Representatives. Prior to open
inc. the bnnd under Prof. BERGER. dscourscd on
iiycniny strains from the rear OF tho STAGE TINS
nitiinn In nunmentino the assembly which was
| nres;1ed ever Inv Jnstice Wc1SIlv WHO stated the
Objects of the meeting 10 be Sdvocacv of total nrn.
hiH;tion tbe nnestion being whether Hawaii shanId
| have total nrahbtion martial nrohibition or none
NJ oIl IIrpn the nintf1rm will Jnst;ce McfIniiv
were Chief Justice A. +. Judd. Reys ]. A. Crnzan.
| las Alexander. s. g. Damon. \. b. Bishon. Messrs
p e. Tones. s. r. Dole and i. W. Koina fRenrc
sentative from IahainaI. Rev Cruzam was Hrst
all Of the other psaaeG His effort proved