Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-24

tho reaidenoc ~ Mr.. v. g. Damon.
Tur achoouor Jsiia, considerably uvotddh, at
rivod from kuaao on the Goth. bringing with hor /
n numbor OF returning miasfon,rie9 k1a other .
passengers and tweuty-onc South sea Island I
M.. Among Tho hon Nc Tg9
liov. n. !. TAYLOR, Row ". n. Lono, vie and two |
children, Rev =. x, uaunnloa fi0y. y. X. Bahis I
and wife, II. ". Malma aud wifo. She expected |
10 meet the MoraHg Star hore bn, that vessel /
sniled tho day before her arrivals this crest /
disappointment to Miag Catbcnrt, who vas intend |
Ing to rotnrn By tho Norpf1J Star. Her lottors |
and other mail from homo which had been no
cnmulhtiDg for aoino months was tnson away by |
the Star.
Inr Table Ut Taros nssossod ~ tho different
natlonniitioq resident on thono Islanda for 1891
complied by Capt. q. II. Lnco, aud Ind before tho
Assembly on fuoaday lnst givca one really hut
little idon ~ tho truo facts Of tho gufsa presented
Bat M II ~, II olonfy bhDwa that have TOR.
alton without representation for 10 tho ainonn, OF
taxos 10 tho credit NJ iawaiiRua, and which In
cludoe nil foreign born doni1ons, amounting to
sII2, 1866, MI othor foreign nhtonRlitcs pny
f272,ti8.0i, nuarly two aud half tiinca much.
or this amount Americans pry flO2,b1il, Chinese,
Y7,gIiAG, Brilinh, Sol ,s9ss2 0ormana, $2612s3s,
| Portuguogo, 8HbiOO6, aud othef nntiOnalitioa,
| te,2i7Dl
| LAM Monday afternoon n large number Of poo.
pio assembled to bid farewell 10 the Misrionarios
and their families departing FOR tho Mioronoaan
| faandl by tho brigantino Morning Star. ErotoisoH
were held on board and tho deck waH crowded With
| pooplo under the awning and many more were
| tho wharf. The following arc the nnmos of those
who loft 10 pursue thor mieniOnnry lnborg among
! tho Southern Isiandsi Rev a, A. Sturgcsa, Rev.
Abort H. Iiouaton and wife, Rev. I. y. Itnnd md
Roy. IL. Maka and vito. Tho Morning Star had
| waited nomo time in port expecting tho arrival Of
tho long oyor due Jliia from Micronesia daily.
She was ut last givon up and Captain Bray resolved
| 10 sail Tho noTt morning tho JHita was off tho
port. This unfortunate ms lottor, for paascn.
sengorg by tho min woro talton TO Micronesia and
tho Jid brought lettorH for those who loft by tho
| Morning Star.
CosrIL Mrrrisos--Mr. Hncnbocls commenced
his Evnngclis,c labors last Sunday ovoning 1T tho
Fort Street Church; thoy have been hold oyory
evening since, aud will continue during noxt week
Tho attendance, except at tho first meeting, hns
hardly oqunled tho expectations OF tho good work
ors, but II Is noticeable that considerable impros-
sivo interest Is manifest. Song service preoedcs
the regular oorvice aud rs closed by after testi
InOny meeting. These are conducted with earnest
tact and selections from the Gospel Hymns varied
NJ solos, Ducts full chorus, IA the occasion or
subject demand, and the texts, aro presented in
plain forcible manner. On "Wednesday evening
Row DIR. Lane recently from Seattle, W. r., by
why OF San Francisco, to locate mt Wailuku, Maui
gave an excellent exhortation for oarnostncss in
seeking spiritual ns well M temporal welfare. Last
evening was devoted to Gospel Temperance. There
will DO no service this evening, but tomorrow
evening union service will continue.
TnrbE wero several races at Kapiolani Park last
Saturday afternoon, which wore witnessed by u
good number of people interested. Tho events
we're rs follows:
Dick and II. Webb entered Beauty" Won by
"Dick" In two straight heats; time, 0:65 and |.
Half mile dash; J. Cummina entered "s,anford
Colt, aud w. ii. Cornwe entered Gov. Dopns."
Both horses run away and were withdrawn.
, j. L. Coburn's "Coquette" was brought on tho
track to ron against "Olivers" best time 2:3i}f.
2:se,s. ''''' '''"'' '"''F 'D' '"''''' '''' III
W.. II. Cornwell's "Gen. Garfield" run against
tho best timo made the track at tho Park 1857,
! and boat IT, completing his mile in 1a7Js
, A running race, milo and repeat, was the last.
u. 1readwny entered "Fieherman, and s: Har-
In two straight heats time, 81 and 2:S5K.
( Ir will DO remembered by our readers that the
bark Bnea rfsta on her last trip hero from the
t Sound brought two Indians she had picked up at
, sea. The following from tho Port Townsend
Argus tella Of their return TO their people. Bark
Busnu vista, Capt Calhoun, arrived from Honolu-
, Ia lately. Capt. Calhoun informs that the two
Mnkah Ind ans picked up by him on his outward
I voyage, 800 miles from land, returned all right
( Whom of Neah Bay, their canoe was launched
overheard and the happy sayages returned to
, ly painted their canoo yellow within aud blac,
4 outside with bright red ends. In this gorgeoua
/ barge the wanderers made their landing amid the
\ shouts OF welcome OF all the villagers who long
\ since had mourned for them dead They were
" welcomed as if they had come from the spirit land
and for long time will be lionized and all their
|. TuI following ia record Of the Police Court
proceedings for tho week. 1ounaele X, and Teana
W. adultery former sentenced to three months i'm,
prsonnent at hard labor, tho latter fined Sl5
:. costs $3.50 each. All Wa, vagrancy, remanded ,c
=. to-day; Louis Speary, drunkenness, forfeited 81
j. passport fined go costs Sl Kahao assault anJ
y battery on Wong Lum, fined &c. costs Sl.30
n Dow. disturbing quiet of night, fined &c. costs
81; Leong Yam, assault with knife Lai Lin
:, 6nod $26 and sentenced to three days imprson
rnent at hard labor, costs S1.l0i Kiuiona, assault
!. and battery on All Yam, fined So, costs 81; San
y kaauaana drunkenness, fined 50, costs 81; Pupil
deserving and neRlectng his wife, defendant agrees
I to return to his wife and support her; All TAX
y importing opium, n0Ve g,osoq"i entered by prose
cution; All Sing, same charge fined $500 and sen
fenced to nine months Imprisonment at hard labor
s costs $40; opium contissatod by Government
case appealed to Supreme Court All Sing, larcen,
y Of 49, sentenced to four months Imprisonment
l. hard labor, costs 81; Kali Pokaa, drunkenness
!; fined 20, costs g; All Wal, alias All Wing, import
n imprisonment at hard labor, costs 81; opium con
8 fscated by Government. Case appealed to gu
promo Court. Several Cinnamon charged Will
- having opium i'll possession were remanded to tn,
. 18th inst Civil record--T. X. Foster & Co. va
y Solomon, Keawe and kawahi, desoriing contrac
"a service, defendants ordered to return to employer
% costs So oach Mokuhia VS.. j. b. Hanak admin
istrator Of estate Of Puhpaka, action of assumpsi
for $le360 Judgment for plaintiff costs Sc, appea
Casper, E. h. Thomas garnshee, action for balanc
Of Judgment 5000. L. b. Thomas ordered to pa
x into Court $lOb5, costs VI.
- OK Saturday last there large gathering o
the teachers aud pupils Of the Sunday schools fron
ii Honolulu and other places Oh this Island, with
~ few delegations from schools the other Islands
~ In the evening concert was given ut Kawaiaha
d church, and had 1t been advertised the building
would undoubtedly have boon well filed As
was there WAS good number present, nearly al
V Of whom were natives. Several Sabbath schoc
IL songs were sung by delegations from the diIeren
10 schools present, in both Hawaiian and English
"a Most of tho songs were sung without any accom-
q panitnent on the organ. There was very notice
able difference between the singing of those fror
q. Honolulu, Pauoa Waialua and those from Mau
II and distant portions VI this Island. The iorme
sung many difficult songs very we'll. while tn
others, who, probably, never had capable teacher
~ did LOT do so we'll. The audience We're quick :
!. | motto tho difference, and the good singing Wa
Do loudly applauded. There we're number OF ver
20 good singers among the Honolulu grls, who woul
q. do honor to any local concert, band OF fou
10 young men with guitars and bAnjos ng an
q, play ID q few tunes, one OF them being Tahitia
~ song, which oonynlsed tho audience with laughter
OF There WAS a little dialogue by several young pee
~ pie, illustrating tho we'll known story OF King Sole
mons decision In regard to the two women VIII
- claimed 10 be the mother OF the living babe, eac
" protesting that tue dead belonged TO the otho
a. feat 0f ram nnpa