Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07

ated by those VINO patroniZe ~.
Mn. WILL CARSON, who In travelling on Hawaii |
In the interests Of the s. r. BDii,n is authorized
~ receipt for the SATURDAY Pnyss.
TX the show window Of Mr.. Thrums store on
Fort street may be crayon portrait Of lady
which was drawn by Mrs Giin Of wailuku, Maui.
THERE will be a meeting Of the Library and
Reading Room Association this evening, at which
the election Of Secretary will take place to fill
the vacancy in that Office.
THE time for the operation Of the ordinance re-
lating TO ccss-poos will expire the BIRD Of this
month, after which date the regulations will be
enforced by the Board Of Health.
A pUrIprsG Is being erected on the valley road
by Mr. Waterhouse for Miss Sarah Kings kinder
garten school, 1t will probably be completed
about the latter part of next month.
AT Fort Stree. Church, J. A. Cruzan, pastor, will
preach on Sunday at the usual hours. In the eve
ming there will be union revival service, and an
after meeting for inquiries III the vestry.
BuMPTY DUMPTY was produced at the new
Music Hall last Saturday evening for the fourth
and last time number Of specialties we're in
PRODUCED and the performance was an enjoyable
one.
LAST Monday, which was observed as a holiday,
New Years day falling on Sunday, we noticed a
large number o. intoxicated Individuals On the
streets. Several fights took place during the day
aud evening also.
WILLIAM DAVIS, second officer of the A,Jer
Head who shot a Chinaman on Christmas morn
ing, was found guilty of manslaughter in the third
degree, and WIS sentenced To one years imprison-
Incnt and fined 500.
The prayer meetings during the week at the
Bethel in the forenoons and at Fort Street church
in the evenings, have been interesting and we'll at
tended. The attendance and interest at the native
churches have also been marked.
j. HARRroas and-Davis have been arrested for
attempting to break opsn Mr.. J. A. Hopper's safe:
The hammers and other tools which they used
have been identified as belonging TO Mr.. Whitman,
around whose shop Harrigan was often seen.
TIE following officers were installed in Polyne-
sia Encampment !. o. o. F., Friday evening. JAN
9Th, 1852: jno. Emmeuth, G. p; g. w. Pascoe, s.
W.; j. X. Morrill,. H. p; l.. s. ricehnor, j. W.;
Jno. $. Snithies. Scribe; A. w. Bush, Treasurer.
The cooper of the whaleshp job" Ho~land, Mr..
- Kennedy, jumped overheard at 3 An. on tho
Ss,u Francisco. A boat was lowered but nothing
seen OF him. Kennedy Was about forty years
Of age.
WITH the exception Of sixteen cases Of drunk
ennoss in the Police Court on Thursday, criminal
business has been very light. Monday being
legal holiday the Court was not in session and on
Saturday of last week and Thursday of this,
there were no criminal cases.
CORRESPONDENT writes: 1t is thought that
leprosy WAS driven out of England by the intro
ductTon of good fresh vegetables, and plenty OF
them 1t ia evident that IT died out after their in
PRODUCTION and use among the poor. 1t would not
be very expensive to use among the natives.
Ar the installation of officers of Harmony Lodge,
No. 3, /. o. o. F., which took place Thursday
ming, the following gentlemen were installed Tor
the ensuing year: j. Il. Morrill,, n. g.. Geo. w.
Pascoe, " g.; N. D. Monsarrat Rec. Sec; A. W.
Richardson, Per. s.. A. w. Bush, Treasurer.
TIE ballad on the fourth page was put into the
forms without the errors being corrected, and II
was not discovered until all had been printed: In
the ninth verse "shedaddled" should be "ske-
daddled," and in the tenth verse "ungalted'
should be ungxlled," ply" should be "play," and
"thin" should be "thear."
A NATIVES horse fell over the pali last Monday
afternoon below the railing at the bend in the
road. The rider jumped off just in time 70 save him
self, and the animal fell to the road below, and
up from Koolau. The carcass lodged OH the edge
of the grade where It still remains
Last Monday, January 2nd, was Queen Emma's
| birthday. A large number Of natives gathered In
her yard n the afternoon and remained until u
late hour. They were addressed by Hon. Albert
X. kunuiakea and others. Many people called to
pay their respects to the Queen Dowager She
gave social dance at her residence in the even-
ing. 81 -, - u. g,sts ~
IT is sIpected that Alics Oatss, The famous can
ta,rice, will arrive q Honoluiu BY the next
steamer en- route 10 the Colonies. NJ. Edwin
pear ut the Music Hall-if the steamer arrives
here IN proper time-in selections from " La
| Perchole,' e Little Duke" and Giro6s GiroaS."
She il aocompanied by Charles brew, the noted
| tenor.
"a STORY is going the round Of Chinaman who
was stopped late on Thursday night on Beretania
street, Gy two men who attempted u rob him. The
story needs confirmation however" ride Gazette.
| -Fos what particular reason does this particular
! story need confirmation Several reliable wit
nesses aroused by the cries of " haul in" and
were present when the man related his tale. More
particularly now, however, WE will say that prob
| ably no robbery WAS intended AZ We have since
| learned tue probable identity of the assaulting
| parties-young men of respectable families, but
| Of "Larrkn tendencies, which, IL not restrained
may bring themselves trouble and their families
disgrace. A severe penalty attaches to this kind
Of offence aud il will be well for young gentlemen
! % 10 remember II.
AN informal meeting Of persons interested in
forming an association for the promotion Of
physical exercise was held at the residence Of Dr.
| Hutchinson Last Tuesday evening. Twenty uine
persons were present and the na,nes OF ~ mem
beers were handed In ON the printed sheets which
had been circulated, and 1t was stated that LIS
persons nad signed their names To these sheets bat
all had not been handed in. DR.. hutchinson was
chosen temporary Chairman, and Rev. Mr.. Swan
temporary Secretary. cominittee of seven uaa
slectcd-to which Tho Chairman and Secretary
wcrs added-to arrange for subsequent meetings.
and for procuring hall ETC. Owing to the absence
OF some who were chosen members Vt the COM
mittee no meeting vi that body was held; but =
meeting .vas called tor Friday afternoon tyester-
day.. We are pleased TO see this movement being
snsrssticaliy pushed forward and uu., that il viii
be made success
FOLLOWING il the record Of Police Court pro-
ceedinRs for the week; George Davis, housobrssk-
ing, rsnandsd TO the 9th inss.i Piikoi, kanskoa,
Loapana, kaelamk, kanskoa 90, Kaulahau, kupa-
nihi, Akepa, drunkenness, forfeited - bail each
VIM. Cruxe, second charge, sentsnced % sevss
days Imprisonment a. hard labor, coats u; ChaA
Coz, David Purdy, Jas. smith. J. Deere, same
same charge, sentenced Il seven days iinPrison-
men. a hard Labor, Co. "; Kikihi, came charge
Sssse ~ on ". &ads' an.d Is Oosss III Aso sscss
ing from Oahu prison. sentenced u suo months
] imprisonment ~ hard labor ensis u; ksmaa0i