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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
THE FIRE RECORD.
A FLOUR MILL BURNED.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-The Iron Mountain
FIGURING Mill ana Elevator. owned and operated by
Tcdemann Il Co., situated on the river front IN
the southern part Of this city, burned early TINS
morning. together with about 5000 bushels OF wheat
and > 900 barrels OF -four. The loss estimated at
Gl25 OOO Insurance. $4,000. The origin 81 the IRE Is
unknown but il H. suppO ed to have been caused ny
stroke OF lightning which followed by al explosion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %.

SUPREME COURr-CHAMBE1s- Before Potter J-NOs' AZ
~. S6 81, lO7. lt8. l5i. lBl, 1873, lIS -
COURT-oPRCIAL lEAh-bctOre Heis"lCA' - D.
No day calendar. 49,, ,,.... = ~
day cal and
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A CASINO For LONG BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 24.-Presbury ~ Hill
drcth proprotors OF the West End Hotel, VIII erect
casino during the winter the grounds OF tie hotel
II will be used for the Saturday evening hops OF the
house other entertainments as the prOpriet0rs
IL rhOOsn. In
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PROMPT DISPEASAIIoN or JUSTTCE.

PnTsTON, Penn, Aug. 24.-The conductor
and engineer OF the IL o'clock the Lehgh Valley
railroad were arrested this morning for running their
train faster than the prescribed time through tins
borough They had hearing before he Burgess and
were nnrd 20 The train was deayed hall al hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

\ candidate met Uncle Nose and said to
hun: Be sure come 60 iIc w4rl meeting Tonight
and bring al yunr lgyr- with you' ron Kin Jess
bel dcy viii com along win me. 81 stay at nom. my
ter 20 10 the ward mecliu aud lun dem nclgAbUrs NJ
home"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25

An aged peasant learns that the village doc
tor To whom he had advanced some small aulns, has
just passed away, leaving nO.hing but dcot, There T.
say no 10 his WIFE, with adehg gated ohucke. eli hadn't
had the good luck to have that ht Of rheumatism Two
months ago, where would my money De g.
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THE PRESIDENT AT NEWPORT.

>,'a>yAn1'prr " svFS,S> SazaNr % ~NSaSS
Ohio,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-14

AH enjoyable picnic was given to the scholars Of
TaH Street sunday School. By judge and Mrs
NeJuIlv last saturday
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Race at KapioIani Park

The usual sports upon the lltl of June, Kane
hamoHa d4g were celebrated upon the 10th and
10Th instant. On Saturday. horse racing COM
IneUced Us haplliaI1 Park. The well-kuyvu horse
.-StaudfUTi Colt distinguished himself by winning
two races, and tie three old, Gen. Garfield" de-
teatej % General Hancock The results were as
follows
EarloIANI rIArE. 500.
D. A. -.....1 r. staulloul Colt
UEs's rIAIE. Sl25
o Cgra7-. ----..---..-----. D. General Garfield
q-Es E1lllA PLATE. 500.
J. a ganr.1 -.------...-----5 2. Stamford Colt
Time. f.1N
On Monday ,hg1e vas a very large gathering at
the Bark TO witness the races. The first race was
set down for eleven O'Clock The bell rang at the
appointed hour. and four handsome mules made
their appearance A pretty black mule named
Niller was the ffvUrite. and won as he liked in
. minutes and 10 seconds. The Regents plate
was contested for by o euus Stamford Colt =
and Stranger The colt won easily. The result
Of the day programme was as follows
IEAHI CUP, $40
MgEg RAgl-si.i' aasa-Free 20 alI catch weights.
+ a. N'.E ''-'''5s... Nizser
EEEE,T's PLATE 800.
Frg- teal horses bred iu ihe Kingdom Best . 10 3
Catch Weight
j a. lEUIaf1 ...... landlord Colt
RECIPROCITY PLATE. Sl00.
Free IS 80 Horse nat hare not better record than
= il Do any plHtil race 90 this lu-lu11.
Ns R.. A| H3f .--.-..C m ,0IUfifC
Time, -sal
PARK CIT. S7S.
IitEaL-l EtHEEIa- q NuE Free for 80 rur rear
ODDS 1-e. iu llr Kingdom Catch ureighf=
=" o. NlinNtli ..--------. .--s- e.. Unnamed
EXFEEss CuF, SO.
TEsE7lse HseE- one 1liie Free % I'D horses that
atNc -r.u driven j. Pebble Hack ia months pre-
vilu- 90 This lifh LE1c This race was won Hv ma
fire marc named -Dn.l.a Time ..1rt
ROSY EtcE CUT. so
yAE hflE Dash 'p.n Go ali Fouies HrJd Boo the
hiHelnm.
- Lt-l1laIE " lg Not
Iut--;8s
ELluHt1IEHA rIAEE S9p0
TEITrlse EAlL MIle heats Best in . to harng.-
i" a. 'aEl r. ---.-h Oliver
Il- Ha-t Hlle made WIS -5sfs
LrNAMAEAATNANA FLAEU. 500.
uEE tHu UsU MuE Dash
ELrULAEI Cur. SO
hrlnaE ih-l. orc milo Dash. hurdles
n0yEET RACE CUP. 81.
tl-EE TOE ATE Each % ride Dis uei.hbnr
donkey ilE ia-1 one undcr flc wire sins.
- "a =
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man never recovered CONSCIOUSNESS and died at
80 p. IN. Dr. Il. McKibbin and Duke were pre-
sent at the time Of his death. The Firsi Lieatcn-
ant Of the ship II. B. Ms Commissioner and
Consul General, and the Acting Vice Consul were
with the Captain the whole Of the afternoon.
Capt Hops was only Al years of age He was
born January - 1871. He was connected with
The family Of Lord Hops Of Hopetown. The seat
Of bis branch Of the family Is al Lufness, Scot
land. He had had an exceptionally fortunate
career. Entering the Navy in March "a. and
serving shortly after in the Black Sea as Signal
Midshipman under Admiral Lord Lyons, the
uncle OF Admiral Lyons now COMMANDMENT Chief
Of the British squadron in the Pacific He
became Sub-I.ieutenant in March go. Lieu
tenant IN March 81, Commander. October is, and
Captain, September 76. While in command Of
the Faiosa in 1854 he distinguished himself by
several attacks on the rebel native works the
Naihi river, New Zealand. For this he spe-
cially mentioned in the dispatches and received
the New Zealand medal.
With regard 10 the horse. ridden By Capt. Hope,
We are assured BY Major Wodehouse and Lieut..
Browne, that the animal was perfectly quiet snd
harmless. The whole affair was purely accidental.
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sheridan. theoelebrated tragedian vas tliror- h
by the Aushuria.
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lAN4a-
The new locomotive is being put up and viii
| shortly commence Iuuniug
We heard That Capt Hobrou had been quite
uaveII but is now much better.
Tie Roman Catholics were making preparations
| for gu.Hd Corpus Christi procession last sun
day.
Every one here is very glad to see DR.. Finders
appointed P1r. Physician of kahului A hospital
here under bis 7Gperiutcudence would be great
| benefit.
wdaapa mill has Stopped grinding, having got
through very fine crop Of between COO and 700 tons
/ Waluku Is still n55glng away and promises good
dividends.
Waiuku bad pleasant shower one day last week
it would take two OF three DAYS solid rain to lay the
dust, which becomes. MS the days 90 by. more and
more UnendUub!1.
The Legislature ought to do something for Ka-
huluis an tlat has hitherto been done there.
wharf. gUuys, etc. has been done entirely by
privat. enterprise. ll Is hardly fair,
The yfrs. sa.ra.sfs and Ct7l.- left kahului last
saturday, both with full carEoos of sugar for san
Francisco. There is no end Of business here now,
and both depot and hlrb9r present very busy
appearance.
A number Of large cells have Seen caught at
kahului one biz fellow tipped the beam at 10
pounds. Eel pie Inns become fayOrits dish with
the DEMONS OF the second city of the Hawaiian
empire.
The re-. is. Maui correspondent must have
been taking d nap for the last two or three weeks
He slys tie weather has at last cleared up
Quen-WhEt kind of weather have we been
having for the last three weeks:
Last SUNDAY night about II o'cloca tile cab of
Capt H1br0u-s locomotive "kaIakaua was dis
covered TO be on ire Some natives saw the blaza
and reused out the engineer, Mr. Parker, who soon
oLtInEuished tie FIRE. It Is supposed TO have
originated IN "a box containing cotton waste. The
frame work Of the cab was badly charred.
A correspondent writes. I went to visit Euders'
Chalybeate spring last Sunday and was much
pleased with my visit. Tie smell and taste OF
the water much reminded me Of the ferruginOus
springs ui the uuvlr0us Of Spa and Of the Eifel
what sam Weller calls taste Of hat irons
The spring is in the gulch near the house and
some 80 yards from grove, composed of mango,
guavl. Peruvian cherry and fig trees. The doctor
Is conveying the water by means Of pipes. to this
grove, and Is having q small drinking fountain
erected A most beautiful resort Of invalids
could be- made % the place. The grove Is large
lots Of room for Croquet and lawn-tsuuis under
the trees In the close vicinity valleys rCh in
orange trees and our beautiful Hawaiian ferns
There is a spleadId view Of the ocean and of the
coast from Hamakual1a 90 beyond Walhee. A
good carriage road runs to kahului and to Wal.
luku. Nalguu being only about =. miles from
the last named place. IL would be a great pity If
this spring were neglected and not thrown open
% public use, for Sc could have our Hawaiian Spa
which would undoubtedly attract many visitors.
and once again prove that Maui is the Co-ahead
island % the group
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Fatal Accident to Cant. Hone.

8 sad accident occurred on Monday Capt.
Hone Of Il. Is. VI. 5. Ctgagj5H vas Just starting
to ride out 70 the race course, vhen he was thrown
frura his horse and fatally injured. Capt Hope
durinr his stay here has used number Of M.
Dodds hurses, and was 50 good rider that Mr..
Dodd regarded hiIu as q better horsemau than
himself. The b0rse tie late Captain had engaged
fo- this occasion was not an lll-tempered OF VI
cious animal. Capt. Hope mounted in the stable
yard and dropping the reIus on his horses neck
horse 10 and fail Just the strip Of stone
Tagging between the stable yard and Fort street.
The Captain was taken into Doid's harness room
and DIS BFodie, Rodgers and Duke tof II. ". 5.
ChaHfpioal were quickly In attendance About one
O'Clock be Was removed 10 the hospital. where he
was received by d.. Irousseau- In spite Of every
thing that could be done, the unfortunate gentle
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iI-. I1uIssan has returned from Hawai- where
Do has spent some time IN visiting the plantations
NM r.urailLaI his hallth
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LAM, His FL. the Governor Of Oahu, His Ex the
Premier were present. Captain Hope and the
missioner Mrs and Miss Wodehouse, and large
gathering 6f guests enjoyed the entertainment
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TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, ETC.
JAS. DUNN. MERCHANT. GLASGOW.

jas. UUNNs MLtNOttkAINIs NLhoNUW ;
HAWAIIAN CONSUL
Undertakes the purchase aud shipment OF AID Kinds Of
British and Continental goods and will glad receive
Orders rates either free board a. shipping port in
Europe or delivered ship .but with duty for buycrs
account az Honolulu such Orders may be accom-
panied by rrmittanccs, payable i'm London OF san Fran
CISCO or he viii draw at 80 days sight against confirmed
Credits from Honolulu Bankers, otherwise Go suit
the convenience OF BUYERS
EEFEEENCE~
MESSRS NvM G. IRWIN * Co. Honolulu.
HON. J. :. WALKER Huuolulu
THE AGRA BANK, OLimitCdl London.
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M Qnnsn.. Hn.nitnl-

Or saturday June I0.h. meeting 81 sle Is1lEd
10 Trustee. 81 the Queens Hospital uaF called. q
.uod showing u the members of this ASSOCIATION
uCre present The Physician report was read as
Hoyorrlu. D. L, May sls iss2
Ta Hs T.H.... faf ure..' Hospital
Gt>rI1atI,. have -he honor b submit ihe
following report for tLe quarter ending May alst-
Iss-s
The total number IF patients at present BE- The
Hospital Is j. viE &, HlwaIiaus, = males. II
females "a t1rei1utSa. e paying patients. lle
number nt admissions durllE tie quarter uaS IfA,
Fl- " haWauaus4 Y males, females. Is fulgigE-
Ur-. The number discharged durimg Tie quarter
was 81. viz ~ hawauAns, = males, l8 female -
tartieuerS me number % deaths during The
quarter WAS q an foreigners. hgCsuscs u death
sure as follows Consumption p Bronchitis i.
bright Disease J. The LiEilest number u indoor
fsatierlts =, lowest CO. daily average ~ mum
bcruf Prescriptions i.,- Ihc number % patients
treated In the Hospital daring tbe quarter was as
follows. MArcu lll. April lla MAY llL Calls AZ
The Dlspensary 5--,. = new names entered iu the
BoElET MckTrfIy
M, Treasdrgr's report followed and slcrci q
balance ID hand ~ s-l77SEi. on tie lst % March
I b SECRETARY mad letter from d.. HulcdinaJu
.i'li5 tu his resignation a. assistiilt ply slclA 60
ihg guecne Hospital Accepted.
hr election u a nGu physician BIAS proceeded
with and out ~ the four Applicant, DIS liner
squ' HaesE- Fitch and IruasscaH. tho LATTER was
clusen.
The Election u tie Board u Trustees resulted
u appointing the following gcntomCn. i. A.
Adams Auditor
the Executive Committee for ensuing year viii
" Messrs- Bishop Patty. Cartwright. CllEinTH and
The EEseutivr COMMITTEE ygre instructed 10
place before the Government the necessity Of
a.sls-ns tle ho5pitai ~ tie rainicnauce % Indi-
The meating then adiorrurd
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DIR. VIDE FRIES.

Orders LEFT At j. \. PAL
~ NER a Co.'s DRUG store HouolHlH will receive
prompt attention
The Doctor has ig-i returned from three months
Trip around The various islands where be has been
gagged 90 curing and healing horses Plantations
md for private individuals and hods gathering tes-
monals f0r his s.ili and ahilty 90 his profession u
40 directions iu fhE Kingdom. so 3m
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Sprrin ,}latrrs
TO THE
MusicalPublic

Having recently arrived from san Francisco, with
the intention ~ establishing myself here take much
pleasure In announcing that have been engaged by
some " the most prominent musical institutions and
leading artists Of that city In tuning and regulRt.
Ing piano forte aud also that am prepared 90 adjust
all defects In the instrument 10 most artistic aud
satisfactory manner.
lSidor RoSencrantZ,
Formerly IN charge OF the pianos Of the vell-knovn
college OF NotTc Dance
From among the many testimonials received De.
leave 70 submit the following
The undersigned founder and directo, % the italian
Musical Institute Of this city DO hereby take pleasure
in certifying 10 the ability and sll 81 NJ Rosen-
craniz Tuner OF Pi1uo. I furthermore certify that
he has had exclusive tuning Of the pianos under my
control in and ont Of this Institute ard has ever given
the most perfect satisfaction. d. SrLRANEA.
san Francisco January Slst- ISL
san Francisco, February aith, iss2.
IL gives much pleasure 20 state that Mr., l. ROseu-
crantz has tuned and regulated ray piano with great
Satisfaction Ny doubts 20 his ability were entirely
dispelled when after most critical examination
found the touch and tune much superior to what il had
previously been. EUGENtu BISSCH
Address tSIDuR ROSENCRANTZ,
Hawaiian Hotel or
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Il- funeral of the late Captain Hope will leave
rL- Queens Hospital al 40 F. NJ to-day. From
s-1Hce. d will move down Berutauia Street and up
Nugaua Valley. The site selected for the grave
Is adjoining That Of Captain Neachen Of p. D. r.
IS. I.rru.
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a DAYS SPORT

Cen Gzrsi rFI rah % beat The BEST tiac ever made
on The Hawaiian Islands. 4 single dash ~ one mile
fof $50 Five Hundred Dollars - rnies.
The . tuo year old named Gov. nomiuis will run
against the celebrated Hawaiian bred Horse Stamford
cot single dssh. Quehaf mile. FOR the heueat Of the
public.
The celebrated frotfiu- marc Cugueftc wH eudearUr
to beat divers beat lime. 9.Jfis.
ne celshrated pacing horse Fihefman j. matched to
pace against the tro.tiu horse s nile and repeat
fdr The sun % one Hundred Dollars.
The celebrated stallion King William viii give an
exhibition CT speed
M. Durie has mlfchg5 his saddle horse named Dick
against M Harry WEBB saddle horse Hamed Beauty.
f0E the sum o. one Hundred Dollars, Tor hall mile
ard repeat, TO rules, IQn
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Kohala Female Seminary

ON TIL L RSDAY JULY 18TH.
Island % Hawaii viii takc place the native Church
OF North Kohala. commencing 90 10 O'Clock \. ".
Also the close 90 the cZamlnatOu. there viii be
the usual sale % useful aud fancy articles prepared by
the pupils during ODE year.
An parents and friead= % the Institution are cor
daily invited 20 attend IAq stI PER ORDER
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NOT on THE VESSELS RAILS As FORMERLY OR If DE-
lIVERED ON THE VESSELS RAILS 81 ~ CTS PER Ton

Coal ba-gcd. 81 ,c per ton, s.in lb-
Coal, loose. 5lc per Ton, 2sm lbs.. or any part
thereof.
Luts of Coal, over a. tons PIC per tou.
carting and Pili1g Coal. per agreement.
Brick, 81 per NJ
Brick. pressed, $40 per ~.
Lime Jiifc per load
Cement, 20 &c per load.
Merchandise 90 Bond. b o. per single inId-
From Bond, iDc per single load.
Moiaszc-, 81 &c per single load.
General Merchandise 20 The Island Steamers and
Schooner, iNr per single load
General Merchandise. exclusive nf The above 81 D.
per Lad ur luu, including the follow ing bound
aries Bcrrt1uia Aialca and Mauuakcn St..
and City Trout.
Iron and Machinery DC per Ton ur load
Evim Machinery and Safes pen HgfrrmCut
Lumber. &c per "
Posts. &c each.
shingles. zoe per 90 ~
Rubbish aud Dirt ~ per single load.
Boats. &c each.
Black sand. per special agreement
White sand SD per single load.
Wood 11c per cord
Furniture per agreement
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TRRIG ALTON AFTER THIS DATE
IL strictly prohibited except between the hgsrs d
TO y A. M and { 20 p. m G. u. FEEETH-
Appr0gcd- Superintendent % " aicr Work.
lsi-nedl II A P. CAETEE- Minister q Interior
Honolnla. April lgiA. issi - ~
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

D4o0OANIIVA VI NVptI1 t14IA D141P
UHHE OPARTN ERsHIP HERE
i TOFORE carried on a. WalllkH. Maui. under Che
firm name o. the kw0ng Lang Tai Company. composed
d Kong Hing Lung Pong Man FOO, wa dissolved By
mutual consent April fftb ISL The above business
viii be earned On in the future by Kong Hing Lang Of
Houoinia, Coon Chuck. Wong POI AID Tong Ming Of
WaIiaku. snder The drm name u The kW0uz Lung Tai
Company. sud vii assume al liabilities and collect al
debt die he late ffaa-
EWOEG LUG TAI COMPANY
Waikiki Mani April 9Th. f5se 90 eui
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BORN
MARRIED

fr >sG Fan cisco. NHf .H --
Daniel Dean. daughter
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KOIOAA SUGAR COMPANY,
IN Limited Liability. The annual meeting Of the
stockholders 90 the kG1l Su-lr Co. viii be held 40 the
OniCc 90 H. HlcETcid 4 Co, UN -ATI RDAI July J.
fSs2 at O'Clock B.. ul. WA. o. SMITH
Uaa0IuIl1n june Izth, I.-2 IIIl 80 SCcy X = Co
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3lru .{drrrfsfulrnfs.
WANTED.
CORPORATION NOTICE

An EXPERIENCED GIRL GEL
~ Us P1rt1-ucsel 10 take care % baby and do Cha
St. -ar.g.f
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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

THE REG ULAR SESSION or
Il Oceanic Council 40 - a l.. q i are held in
the Knights q Pyfhias Hall Camp0slfs Building On
the FTRST and THIRD TUESDAYS o. ever month
81 IN HENRY SMITH. see'y
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DR.. n. B. EMERSON.

physician AND SURGEON.
i Consultation R10a- and Residence Nc Rukui
Street corner % Fort
- OFFICE HOURS IS l0iz @. % lii 90 p
m Telephone NO If9. No lf9.
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The l1Iss.ia made the passage from san fEan-
cisco 90 this port ia ls's DAYS
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Alligator pears are just beginning TO ripen at
Hilo The crop viii be very small one this wear.
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wen 90 she Hotel grounds last Saturday about
noon. Water had been flowing for two DAYS pre-
viUCs.y, but il was not until the time stated and
ala depth % Gs feet, that it came with a rush.
On placiuZ 5lnch pipe at the top Of the vel, the
EAter rose teet m the arr Experiments have
proved that It sill rise q feet inches above the
ground where Il is bored or high enough TO supply
the first door o. the hotel and all the surrounding
cottages. Thirty days only were occupied from
the time the work was e9rlneneed on this well,
until its completion. A Sow Of champagne fol-
lowed at the request Of Mr. Fessler
Tha sunday school Of the Kaumakspii Church.
held last Sunday lis quarterly concert. The
building gas filed with children, their parents
and friends. The exercises consisted Of recita-
tiuus from scripture, questions about Bibe facts
and singing. The Introduction Of drlli and Ces-
lures during the Rotations, showed an elCrafi-
iuc uf the old Hawaiian melc style upon modern
ideas which must have gratIhed the ears Of the
elder people. whose youthful efforts in that line
we're far From being harmonious OF Inusical. The
blnd from the het0rmatory School vas resent
aiding in q 1cgy pleasing way the singing Of the
clurreGatiun. Youthful Hawaii l. making pro
zrcss Ia church work let hop their hearts NAV
fully share 81 the good work.
Among the departures By the last steamer vas
DR.. +. b. Hutchinson and his family. The doctor
gues 20 form home IN country where he hopes
that there ara better climatic advantages for his
children A VERY large circle Of friends who know
uru In Dr.. Hutchinson this community loses q
man OF ideas, Of ability, and one who vas per
facty fearless IL eVpressing his opinion. In losing
lis family We LOSE an excellent example Of what
home life should be. There WAS probably 10
family on these islands which tried 50 hard 10
keep up the best ideal Of the home life and ia this
cfiori TIE doctor was admirably seconded by his
wife. We are quite sure that gIpress the wishes
u very large circle when wish him isH r9y1gf-
ana every possible success II his new home
II Il. II. Princess IAkelike and Honorable A. 5
Cleshorn- on Friday afternoon gave another Of
those pleasant entertainments with which they ara
wont to illustrata Honolulu hospitality whenever
a foreign man-0i-war o. visitors Of note make a
stay amongst a. A lua5 IN true native fashion
was spread on mats and fsns in the cottage veran-
dab and refreshments in the haols style on a table
above the steps Of the daIcing lanai; both were
excellent, each Of its kind. The dancing was II
the n1anka lanai to the music of piano, flute and
strings. under Mr.. Berger. The band sta
toned on the lawn and played selected pieces be
tween the dances Croqref On the lawn, rambles
about the grounds az-d dancing went on merrily
til sunset, when the company Withdrew thanking
their host and hostess for Delightful afternoon
His Majesty the King, Il. Z. H. Princes Liliuoka-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-14

Hi- Majesty visited II Il. NJ. ;. rEr#rp.sa on
saturday last. The yards were manned and
ravaI salute was fired.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-14

Tho h1rsa that Captain Hops rode did ~ belong
Go tla Hon. A. $ Cleghorn, rs stated by the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-06-14

ABour lows
The arrival Of two steamers last Sunday made
things hum.
The aor-a,y Ssfr viii leave on Monday mex, for