Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-02-11

Hal this evening, when Prof. Nnvicr will make his
gccond appearance. Mr. Edwin Browne will intro
ducc number Of now features, among which will
be tho Dancing skeleton, Hoyal Marioncttoa
Classical Stntucsquo Groupings, Tablcnux, "1ho
Floating Hylph " and other things. Wo hope u,
zee n full house.
Az attempt WINS made last Saturday night 10
fro the residence OF Mr.. &. Along about half past
eight o'clock quantity Of coubuRilo material
saturated with kerosene oil hnd been piled against
the house and ignited, and had not the policeman
~ TINT vicinity discovered md cRtinguished tho
nHmea the house would undoubtedly bavs been
consumed IN n short time, ns the fro under
somc lattice work and other light material. Who
made the attempt 10 fire tho premises, or why 10
was done, IL not known.
wnrS taking walk along the city front Inst
Monday noticed that nearly all the available
space ut the whafvca, from the Fiah Market to the
steamer wharf was occupied and nix vessels wero
lying In the stream. There were then In port two
shps, ak barka, four bnrkentines two bripnntinea
cpht steamers tnot including the tug p,ieJ and
thirteen schooncfH-n total Of thirty five. Tho
tcnBon why there are no many deep sea vessels IN
part ut this time s the difficulty in getting sugar
cargoce owing to the bad wen her recently and the
consequent hndranco to chipping. several 81 the
vessels however, arc diHchnrging coal, lumber and
ngsortcd carRoea.
MEETING Of the Athletic Association was held
nt the Lyceum last Monday evening for the pur.
pose OF electiug oiccfH ticket had been pre-
pared by tho committee appointed ut tho last
meeting but IL did not meet with tho approval OF
NIL present. After much debating the following
were elected President. DR.. u. r. Hutchinson;
Vice Presidents, y. =. Adams and s. b. Dole
Secrc,apsk W. 4. swan; Treasurer, II. W.
Sclln~h lowing nine ladies and gentlemen
-Wtre rsseetted romposc the Directory Mig
n - parke, Pierce, II. NJ. Whitney, j. s.
Frctth, A. ROSA, and +. W. Wundcnberg. II was
decided to fix the amount Of dues for each member
ut 80 annually, to be paid either yearly quar-
terIy in advance. The next meeting will take
place Monday evening mt TsD r.. NJ
FotLowsd is tho record Of Police Court pro-
ceedings for the week. Sam Alapai, drunkenness,
fined 50, costs ST. Ana w, same charge, fined 80,
costs 81. Pona W., same charge, fined 50, costa
81 YIN Nee, smuggling Opium, noi,e p,osegri en-
tered by the prosecution. W. j. Kelley drunken
ness fined 80 costs $40. James Houghton, sane
charge, forfeited 50 bail. Joo Kekaln Same
charge, fined So, costs 81. John Hiki, same
charge, fined So, costs 81. William Cruae, same
charge, tan old ohcnder.) sentenced to ten days.
disturbing quiet of night, fined So, costs ST. John
Hughes, giving Intoxicating drinks to native IIa-
waiinns, fined $50 costs $3.50. and in default of
payment OF me to get hity days imprisonment at
spiritnous liquors without n license, fined $500,
costs $40. Nihau, furious riding, noHe p,ossqni
entered by prosecution. Keliikun drunkenness,
ieited w. bail. Edward James, same charge, for
feited SO. p. H., Trip, same charge, fined So,
costs 81 Hong Choy. violating fire regulations,
such alterations as the Fire Marshal may direct.
Ching Neen, same charge, received same sentence.
Mnkuaoe, larceny of fsl-pct, sentenced to three
months imprisonment at hard labor and fined So,
costs 81. kanakaole, drunkenness, forfeited SO
bail. kaoni, same charge. forfeited SO. Cbong
Chan alias Chong Chow. rcmanded TO 18th instant.
civil Record-Gim Guam w. kah Chong Koon nc
ton OH promisory note for 800, defendant con-
fesses judgment. Akau vs.. Aina action of as.
slmpsit for $40, plaintiff elects to take non-suit,
costs s335. Boo Lem d Co. w. Kat Chonp Koon
q N len
fesscs judgment. II. May d Co. vs.. Kat Chong
Koon, action of assumpst for Sl99.50, defendant
confesses Judgment.
The annual parade of the Honolulu Fire Depart
ment on Friday evening, the 3rd instant we could
only notice briefly last week. Some of the COM
panies turned out well and two three were not SO
well represented as on former occasions. Homo
lulu Co. No. l mustered u men, Mechanic No. 2,
49, Volunteers ID, Hook q Ladder Co. No ], II,
Pacific Hose CO.. No. l, q. Hawaii No. 4, 30, and
China No. b. 40. The engines neatly decora-
ted. The steam engines, the Hook e. Ladder and
Hose Carriage were drawn by horses. The process
sion, headed by the Pioneersa and the Band marched
from the usual place on Hotel street to Maunakea.
thence to King and into the Palace grounds, and
passed in review before the King who was stand
ing Mt the foot of the steps OF the Palace. They
then drew near the steps, and after cheering the
following address was read by Chief Engineer
Lucas:
sInE.-The Fire Department of your capital city do
this the Annivcrsury OF their organizations
dance with Majcsty's expressed wish that they
should do so and us their Representatives would beg
leave to your Majesty OF the loyalty
Of my brother fireman not only to the throe of our
common country, but To yCursof in person. for whom
we an entertain more than loyal sentiment old
and tr led comrade.
take pleasure in presenting to your Majesty this
evening, much better appointed organization in many
respccis-more especially by the accession of steam
nre engines than on our pnrAcs In years gone by hut
venture to suggest we Will need at least two moro
steam engines added to our force, in order keep up
We do not wish to trespn.s long your Mnjcsty's
time this evening and would one and all congratulate
you on continued health and strength since Your tx
tended travels to the old world. In conclusion Iwoud
say May God preserve the King"
The King responded in short speech, and the
procession marched out of the richards street Ell
trance, thence to King, thence to Punchbowl,
thence TO Nuuanu, where Hawaii Co. No. turned
off to their hall, thence to King, where China Co.
No. parted company, thence to Fort, where No. /
company and Pacific Hose branched off thence to
place of starting. The beethoven was beautifully
illuminated, AS was Mr.. Mellis dry-goods store on
Fort street near the corner of Hotel.