Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-10

sentative from Honolulu, TO succeed Mr. Gibson,
was not very exciting one, and the total number
of votes WAS much smaller than of thoae poled ut
the general election i'll February. heau received
402 votes; Kahanu, ITO; Kunuiukea, lO7 and Ralau
koa and others less than 100.
FOLLOWING is the programme for the Band Con
cert at Emma Square this afternoon at 1870
o'clock
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Sclection-Norma, (by requcsp .Belln
Gavotte-stophnnie.. Czibulka
Polka-Lcopodine. Payne
| THE annual election of officers for the Honolulu
| Fire Department took place at tho Hall of
| Mechanic Engine Company No last Monday
evening. John Mott was elected Chief Engineer
and Robert Levers First Assistant. There were
| no other candidates for tho above offices. For
! Second Assistant there were two candidates, Chas.
| b. Wilson and James Dodd. The former received
| II votes and the latter 3d.
| PERHAPS II would be as we'll for the Marshal to
detail number of policemen 10 be stationed along
the road to the Park from King street, to prevent
| reckless riding and driving which are common on
the race.days of the 18th of June To travel such
| road OH such day, has heretofore been attended
with no little danger on this account, and we sug-
| gest that a new departure is properly iii order.
Will the Marshal sec to it?
| On Wednesday last the English steamer Mon
| arch arrived from st. Michaes after passage of
| voyage there eleven deaths, mostly children,
| and six births. One death 8 occurred since her
arrival here; They are healthy lot of people and
| an unusually large proportion are women and
chidren-there being over 400 of the latter of all
ages They we're landed at Kakaako and are all
engaged, rs would be many more like them
rrHE Sandwich Islands papers'' says the Chronicle
state that reporter of a San Francisco journal
| is now at the Islands and proposes to write them
| up As no went down at the expense of the sugar
/ monOnOlists and OF their vessels, the prob
abilities that he will see things as Sir Claus
| sees them We authorized to state that MIR.
here at his own expense for rest and recreation
and to study Hawaiian affairs i'll the interests of
the CdN with which paper he IL connected
| Mr. WBAY TAYLOR gave the postponed organ
recital last Tuesday evening at ST. Andrews Cathe
dral, which largely attended. Following is
| the programme:
Festival March in D.. Smart
Song without words, No. 4........... Mcndclssohn
Anean,em nv God to boe Holden
| Princess Liliuokalani.
Pro Peccas istabat Mater. ......... :liossni
Psstorale Best
9SfioIe in p s9sg 10 Il: sas5s
| Princesscs Liiuokalan and Likolikc.
Sican Mariners Tune and variation'.''''.'I hnayer
Hawaii Pono
TnE concert of the Mendelssohn Quintetto Club
at the Theatre last Monday evening of
the rarest musical treats enjoyed i'll Honolulu
1t is doubtful If ii has ever been equaled here.
This il an old comblation, organized thirty-three
years ago. and Mr. Thomas Ryan, ono of the orig
| inal members, is still with it, 1t is composed of
tho very best musicians ami all that can be said,
where all the parts were equally good is that the
performance was as near perfection as we can ex
poet to see here. Tho solos on violin, clarinet
flute and violincello splendid the
singing of Miss Cora Miller. She appeared twice
| and on each occasion received such applause
has been accorded TO few in our theatre. The
building was crowded to its utmost capacity and
everything was propitious and the performance
resulted in financial success. The people went
home more than satisfied, and the Quintette Club
and Miss Miller returned to the steamer knowing
that Honolulu knows how TO appreciate real art
On Saturday last the members Of the Legisa
ture were provided with expresses by the Sergeant
alarms and visited the Insane Asylum, Reforma-
tory School and Oahu Prison. The superin-
tendent of the Insane Asylum was taken by
surprise but said he was always ready for COM
institution, where everything was found to be in
good order. There were hfty-three inmates
mostly natives The Reform School next
visited. Everything about the premises was clean
ly and neat and the school band entertained the
company with one or two airs The Prison WAS
reached shortly after noon, where bounteous
lunch was waiting for tho hungry visitors. The
hospital, wards Offices etc, were inspected and
found to be in the most perfect order. The
Der of prisoners on that day was ll9--si1ty-fiye
natives fifty Cinnamon, twenty-five foreigners
and nine women From tho Prison the repre-
sentatives returned TO the Government building
and there disbanded
FOLLOWING is the record Of the Police Court
proceedings for the week; Kealaau, drunkenness,
forfeited 80 bail; Sam Lelewa, Same charge, for
feited 50 bail; Kakala, same charge, forfeited IS
bail; Joe, same charge forfeited SO bail; All Sang
and Alb Poy, having opinion in possession, each
fined $50 and sentenced to three months imprson-
ment at hard labor; Jas. Mills, fined So costs 81;
Andrew Brown, Jas. Moran and L. Mcbride dis.
turbing quiet of night, Mcbride discharged and
Brown and Moran fined $40 and 81 costs each;
kanana, attempting to vote more than once, nolie
| sault and battery ON his wife keilaua, fined 81,
costs 81; Nawa, embczzemont, HOtls pioseqHi en-
tered by prosecucution John Bird, drunkenness,
fined So, costs 81; Naiwi, larceny of 81 sentenced
to six months Imprisonment at hard labor and
fined $40, costs 81 John Graham, drunkenness
forfeited rs bail; Napauiki. same charge forfeited
g bail; j. Cannon, same charge, forfeited sc
bail; ID. Bennett, same charge, forfeited sc bail
Robert Mcdonald, same charge, fined 50. costs
s ooas %ons sI II
Ching Sang fined $50 each and sentenced to ten
days imprisonment at hard labor, costs SO % each
All Hang, fined $lb and sentenced to five days i'm
prisonment at hard labor, costs S225; All Chez
Yam Tin, Wong Yam Sung aud Ching Sung fined
$40 each and sentenced to ts hours Imprisonment
at hard labor costs S2.25. Frank Dorrell, assault
and battery Preston Davis. fined 80, costs 81
Civil Record.-R. Cation vs.. Serino dn Silva, de
sorting bound service, ordered 70 return 10 EN-
ployer, costs ~; William Fennell W, Frank Met
cali, action of assumpsit for 3l.25, Judgment FOL
plaintiff, costs 1870; 4. W. Bush Va. w. j. Bryson
3 Honolulu Iron Works garnishee, action of assump
sit for ISL, Judgment for plaintiff, costs S4,35; O
, s. Cummings vs.. H.. A. Burns, j. r. Victorious,
u garnishee action of assumpsit for $3.50, iudg
!. ment for plaintiff costs $3.50 appeal noted Yin
/, Yin w. Chung Chez, action of assumpsit for xi5
Judgment for plaintiff for Sil.62, costs S3i5i JAS
n. Hanlon vs. JAS. Powell action Of assumpsit 70
a $7240 Judgment for plaintiff for So, costs $50
H. 3. Treeoan VS.. Frank Metcalf action of assump
. sit for $57 judgment for plaintiff costs $685. Eos
!, ter Go. vs. Samuela deserving contract service
defendant ordered to return to employer, costs "
J: Mott a. Go. VI. II. Briggs, A. j. Cartwright gar
i nishee, action Of assrmpst for Sl3i.2i, indgmen
n or plaintiff, costs 1910; Castle a Cooke Us. q
Kayanagh, T. r. Adams garnishee, action of AZ
sumpsit for Sis7.50, dismissed; appeal note,
L. TO Supreme Court.
MAUI Norris.
InE Waikiki Literary Society held meeting oi
y Monday evening at the residence Of Mr. W. II
Bailey. The attendance was larger than at sovera
| preVlOuR IneelinQs and the n ulnsi In