Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-04-15

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From Hilo she will proceed to San Francisco.
thence down the coast of Mexico, Central and
South America, stopping at various places thence
up the Atlantic coast of South America to Rio
Jdneiro, thence home, calling NJ the Canary and
other islands.
FOLLOWING liz the record of the proceedings ut
the Police Court during the week james Nobel,
drunkenness, forfeited Sc bail August List, same
charge, forfeited Sc bail All Quin, smuggling and
importing opium, fined $780, sentenced TO six
months Imprisonment al hard labor and TO pay 81
costs, and the opium confscatod by the Govern
ment. William Lyon, drunkenness, forfeited Sc
bail. William Smith, same charge, forfeited So
bail Charles Aimoo, same charge forfeited So
bail D. McGinnis, furious riding uohe p,oscqni
entered by prosecution. Likiona, assault and bat
terry on Charles Dana, fined &c. costs S12O. Ko-
miki, drunkenness forfeited Sc bail. Elikai, same
charge, forfeited So bail Mahoe, assault and bat
terry on kaaihuc, sentenced to months i'm
prisonment ut hard labor, costs 50 case appealed
to Intermediary Court. Charles Smith, drunken
forfeited So bail. All Tong, having opium in pos
session, fined $50. and sentenced to three months
imprisonment at hard labor, costs 81. Civil rec
ord.-O. G.. Clifford w. Robert Briggs, A. j. Cart
wright garnishec, action of assumpst for Si2 dc
PENDANT confesscs Judgment. Thomas Ct. Ihrum
vs.. Robert Briggs, A. j. Cartwright garnisheo, ac-
ton of assumpsit for S23.1O, defendant confesses
Judgment John S. McGrew, VS.. Robert Briggs
\. j. Cartwright garnishee, action of assumpsit
for $3.50, Judgment for plaintiff. Robert Levy VIZ
FRANK Metcal1 action on pfOmlsory note for SlOO
Judgment for plaintiff case appealed to informed.
larry Court. Niolo, VS.. May Richon, action of as.
sumpsit for $50, Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50
Richard Burns vs.. May Richen, action of assump,
sit for S5i.GO, Judgment for plaintiff for SlS25
j. M. Monsarratt vs. Frank Metcaf, action OF
promissory note for $40, defendant confcsses iudg
ment.
THERE was very good attendance at the thea.
tire last Saturday evening to witness the perform
ance of the Acme Mnstrels. The first part OF
tho programme was good but il was much toc
long. The solos and duets, comic and otherwise
i'll the first part, were well sung and the gags ant
by-play OF the bone and tambo men on the enc
created much laughter; the gentleman with tn,
bones, however, did not speak quito loud enough
although he carried out his part i'll other respects
In the next part there was some good singing b,
Jake Fisher. The dialect of the "sheeny girl
was perfect but she spoke too low The jig dane
ing was loudly applauded and the singing OF
the native quartette was excellent. "'rhe Thre,
Doves were pretty little things and their singing
beautiful, and the acting " too too the Who'll,
Flower from my Angel Mothers Grave" by +
NJ. Fisher received mcrited plaudits. The ole
cabin door" mixture of the pathetic an,
the nonscnsical. Had the performance con
satisfied. But there followed solo on the accor
deon by member of the Noi'roFs crew, and {
drum solo which might have been omitted. Mr.
Fisher played il well but the drum il not al
instrument that one likes to hear in n building
Songs by the native quartette were well received
like the first but the last act, Freak of Nature.
lost its spice by being acted hurriedy so late in the
evening Some or the local puns got oil during
the evening excited much merriment, and III
present, had many good laughs. One word mus
be said III favor of the participants, that it wat
got up very short notice for Il special obiec,
and they had not time for practice. The Honolu
In Minstrel Troupe IL now preparing for M
entertainment to be given next Saturday night
and promise an interesting programme.