Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-01

Three other naiiyoa had attempted ~ cross II but
found ~ impossible all however, succeeded In
getting back To- the shore III safety. The native
drowned was intoxicated and wna not able 10 stick
10 hts horse which reached tho opponte bank
safely. His body was washed somo distance down
tho stream.
Tng Band will play this afternoon At Emma
Square, commencing at hnlf.pant 4. Following 10
this programme
Overture Berlin Lfo..',,...'.........',.... conrnd
ssroi"n der Of .ossn
Wntahtori ~ the vienna Forest. strauss
Hungarian Dnnea'-czafdn-, ,Prtofy
The Band will give mn extra moonlight concert
on Monday evening, April 3D. at Emma Square.
Mn. NJ. NJ. scorr's second address ON Japan last
Thursday evening for tho benefit Of tho Ladder
Benevolent Society Mt tho Fort st. Church wns
well attended, and tho speaker listened 10 with
interest throughout in his narration Of tho man
uora customs, characteristics Of tho Japancse,
closing with mcrIied severity on the civilized ma
tions that with treaties Tie with thc injustice Of
consular Jurisdiction the very spirit Of the pro
gressiycness Of this peculiar mud interesting
people. At It's close the audience adjourned to
tho ves,ry, wbere the usual social air prevailed
and n pleasant time In general WAS had.
kauai correspondent writes us that the Hai-
die ropoway erected mt Col. Spalding'a Kealii
plantation, IL giving entire satisfaction. Its ca
pacty for delivering cane To the crushing rolls IL
far beyond anticipation. On Wednesday last II
delivered cane sufficient to fill twenty b35 gallon
clariieri In five hours. IL should DO understood
that this system Of ropcwny has no similarity 10
the others previously erected on these Islands, but
IL n we'll known principle Of years of standing and
warranted by A. y. Hnllidie, patentco OF the cable
rail road system OF California.
The Committee appointed by the Y. NJ G. A.,
and by the various churches Of the city, to arrange
for tho work to be done through Mr.. II. Jghnson,
aud Mr.. NJ. l.. IIalionbock, met Tuesday
evening Rev A. o. Forbes WIS chosen Chair
man, and Mr.. g. \. Dillingham; Secretary and
various sub committees were appointed, on FL
nance Printing, Music. and Meetings. Both the
gentlemen are expected on the steamer due here
May l3. Whether both will work together IN
Honolulu, or whether Mr. Hnllenbeck will begin
his labors on some island rather than In Honolulu
ARE as yet undecided. IL is hoped that not only
the Temperance Reform will have great impetus
given to 1t, but that the religious life OF the com
munity will be quickencd and elevated i'll many
hearts.
The Earl Doihonsie arrived from the Azores last
Monday with the 800 immigrants. OF this NAM
Dor 30 are men, " women and 40 children. bey-
eral of those numbered among the children are
old enough to work on the plantations. Five
children were born on the passage, and the Board
of Immigration, who are Interested in II basis OF
population, have reason 10 feel encouraged by the
outlook for tho future. The immigrants were
landed mt the Quarantine station at Kakaako and
several Of them have already gone to planta-
tons tho other islands. The Earl Ddihonsie
also brought the statue Of kamehameha lost with
the q. y. Haendei Mt the Falkland Islands last
year. The Captain the statue on shore and
bought it. The only injury received was the break
ing of one hand. The Government has ordered a
duplicate to be placed the pedestal at Alliolan
Hale
LAST Monday evening Rev. Jas. NJ. Alexander,
| of Maui delivered an interesting lecture "The
Chinese Mt the I.yceum. he gave an excellent
analysis Of the Chinese character, described many
| of their CUSTOMS their industry, perseverance, and
unchangeablen,ss, and pointcd oit what influence
| they might have ON the future Of Hawaii. They
are already making their presence felt. lie stated
| that recently when going from Honolulu to Maui
OH OF the island steamers the whites and
Chinese occupied the after part of the deck and
| the Uawaians were crowded forward. The cap
tain would not allow the natives aft as lie said 1t
was desirable to curry favor with tho Chinese to
| keep their patronage. He pictured the Chinese Mt
home, described their excellent civil service sys
| ten religion, and their present condition. He
stated that tho population in some parts of the
country was 10 dense rs to average $50 persons "a
the square mile, and that the tonnage of the craft
| on the Chinese rivers and canals equaed the ton.
mage Of all the rest of the world. He closed by
discussing the best methods of dealing with those
who are among us. After no concluded DR.. Damon
moved that vote of thanks be rendered Mr.
| Alexander for tho address--unanimously carried
Before the lecture Mrs. u. G. Damon and Mrs. j.
and at its close n quartette, 81 Love My Love in
the Morning." was sung by Mrs. W. w. Hall, Miss
Sarah King, Mr.. w. W. Hall, and Mr.. L. NJ
| Starkey.
The Committee of the Library Loan Exhibition
met at the Reading Room Wednesday afternoon
The report of the Committee on the genera
arrangement OF the different departments wa
| accepted Committee Of five ladies was appoint
ed to arrange for providing refreshment tables
The Chairman and Secretary were authorized u
procure insurance, and provide in every practica
BILE way for the security of the articles that might
be loaned. Tie Catalogue Committee requested
that the different departments might present n
| the next meeting az full lists rs possible oil the
articles promised, with tho names Of the con
tributors. Anyone who has any articles that
might be Of interest in such an exhibition Il
requested not to whit till called upon by som
COMMITTEES, but at once to notify the Chairman
S. u. Dole, ESQ.,, by postal GARD or ,otherwis'
what articles will DO placed at the disposal o
the Committee for this exhibition 1t In hoped
for instance, to secure enough Hawaiian articles
to reproduce the old life Of the nation. Anyone
In the city in the other islands, who Is Willing
to send to- the exhibition any Hawaiian antiqui
ties, will confer u favor by notifying the Commit
tee, L. q. Box u. KAPPA and the tools for prepar
ing 1t, bark and dyes, mnsical Instruments ans
weapons of war: household utensils, ornaments
and dresses Of the olden time playthings. hshinI
tackle, catables, minerals, woods, medicines idols
models Of temples, canoes, houses, drawings o
paintings illustrating the life OF bye gone days
are very much desired
FOLLOWING Is the record of Police Court pro
ceedings for the week Naaloha, drunkenness.
forfeited 30 bail. Mia. same charge, forfeited =
bail. Leo Fat, Lee SAM Leo Lin and Won
|
Cheong Fob, Ong Tin and Lee Lung same charge
Lee Lung forfeits 50 bail, the others fined " an
81 costs each. Yee Lit, Tang Nee, Wong Npo
and Wong Ming; same charge, each fined y
suspended. Dick Edwards, drunkenness, Gned ).
costs 81. Jim Nolan, assault and battery ON Sii
vera Nuvika, fined IS, costs xl.D I'D. Watsoi
drunkenness, forfeited ~ bail. Anee, O., assau
and battery on Puunuku, noiis Prose7.i entered b
prosecution. William Atkins and James Flee
ARRAY flee fined So costs eli noiie prossqpi entere
in case OF Atkins. Kaaikiola and Mary Newton
adultery, former sentenced to three months in
prisonmsnt at hard labor, costa $40, and III
latter fined go, costs ". 10. Mary, insanity, con
mitted to Insane Asylum. Civil Record.-IhomI
son a Chaplin Vi. Chan Yong, DESERVING contras
service, ordered To return to employer, costs y
Board Of Immigration W. A. kunuikea, action {
assumpsit for $2315 Judgment for plaintiff Il
SIS, costs S3.2o; appeal noted 70 Supreme Cour
Board Of Immigration A. Kunuikea, action
assnnpsit for $3l. judgment for plaintiff for 81
costs -; ease appealed to supreme Court. Wa
akea Mill Go. vs.. Lse lin, deserting contract se
vice, ordered to return IN employer, costs :
Foster d Co. Vs. Knnakaole, ssuio Charge, ordere
TO return 10 employer, costs ~. A. b. Mccuiia ,
O. Duval. Geo. Luo,s garuianee, action of assuin
sit for $40. judgtnent for plaintiff; appeals
to Supreme Court J. +. watsrhouse Va. kob
Briggs, A. J. Cartwright, garnishee, action
assupspNt for S2uO, defendant confesxes lnJgmen