The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-02-01

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tAec- in Which he PIT helrrr tAe-a The a.ransasss
Of rer1aiztng. They an stated. however. that tAe~
Preferred % 70 kcue. They had lcft hcrne 10 Sc
Ne word ard 70 acquire htie prorcrty ard their
WISHES IN both rekrects had beer arepiy satisfe5
tksr we're srxicEs - cet back thenseives ard
especially arxicrS - take. thei- ckfidre1 hack
These people helcnc 70 an tsland where there IS
verT little warfare heirg carried On; Is Is thocg1t
that tho-e. who hrlczg 70 Islands thzt
ars N unsettled co1Gssor. VII prefer % reEraia
here. to rr-ci-g the ~ q cest NJ knccked %
the hsed u so0e e the many kGhts that arc daily
cecurrrrE.
Burglars eousinss 70 t-oosls Ozr once almost
thievriess community. Las. Thrrsisy, some evil
Slsecsse Person entered the servants RON 9 NJ.
Marx Rc5s-sc1's rsssde-ee. z7d carried q her
watch Z-d chsfn- he ct-i hssr1 the thief L tie
rtltn. box vas ITO fri-tisnet 10 CIV oct ualf The
rascal had ruaae g. NJ Nott has strong srsp;-
eiczs Of sozas o1e en,eriz, his house few nights
a-,o> and misses plated tea pot There sorse
bad lads absut Nartnr valley who are developing
into accomplished Snetk thieves; not 50 lo1g egss
the premises AZ hsalaa we're entered. and = click
carried % Cliase gives hat the thieves gut
81 n the darkness. he pciics had better keep
sharp LOOK 0u. fox suspicious ehzracsers- The
fesidsats have an r3-a that . eonpls u native
acys are AZ tie bottom % l. al
NotEithstanding The eoGaser attractions Ga
Mors31v evening. CT j rroo,lisbt conce-. by the
uIEr- Ele E.eErErE o. the athletes. ard WlrrucS
political catkrrirSS,-there Vas gooGly attend
ance q hides and gentlemen az TIE yestry Of Fort
Street Church, the occasion being the monthly
uleeslnE o. the TeEzpvrurce Association. Res. A
vtied BY NJ. ". ", Hall. Ms Pcircs ard Miss
;. Ki-c with Mrs. A. +. Judd II the piano. Or.
{. 7. Hodges ezye short bat Psthy eItenPore
alirsss. Mr. Jas- Dover reciteG with excellent
elect Burn-s tes- rs1cus-- Ike Costar's Saturday
Night ard appropriate rvnlarkS were inside ~
Messrs. 7. {. Jones, J.. Capeair Jackson. Rev
Dr.. D1uoa. Rev. VI. E0rhss. Harry >wlntor. T.
arG Others Dr- Hyce gave uosace -hat the next
uuuthly meeting VII e held n conf unc-lo1 with
the Gospel Temperaree gathering watch eoIl-
vsEes o. SttarSay evenings a the Bethel vestry.
Late Iass THURSDAY. n ssabbing ARRAY occurred
n S--ichs' Lane. Tie locality Is among the worst
II Hoauiulu. L appears that a nsn named Wool
hlr1 kn1cSzd AZ tie dco- g 4 r0ou1. IN which an
Brp1u came 70 the dor, ard without auv rsrley,
struck Noolhlm a severe bloS IN the Erc1.h. The
latter defending himself. the assiiant drew knife
ard wounded Wouillm n the hard and cheek
Hearing TIE rUE, native knoEu As jim Grow.
wbo Vas interested II the house. ran IN and trled
% interfsre- BruEn turned upor him ard inflicted
y severe uurnd Il the abJ1Eaeu- Br9~n then took
urruselt on HE wounded men went - ne Gown
and Il was only through side chsUlnsl that The
police heard Of the af1Ir. Grow has been re-
moved Cd ths Hospital ard there L every hope that
he NAY recover. Bruzn Is being locked for By The
police There were several yoGrg zen II the
huue. 40 ths TINE the ruw 0ecarred, but seeing the
turn Il was taking. they got out Of q window, and
whtr Is vulcarly termed rutr All hands were
under the r-ducrcs Of hqror a. the tue
TIE meeting q the Honolulu Athletic Associa-
tiou took place on Monday evening. About 40
r.-,rte -ere rrpsrur zu.,,r- these we're the Chief
Justice. Dr.. Hutchinson. Rev A. Macintosh. Rev
\. 4. SEan. Nessrs. Waisinc. Il. Luce, Godfrey.
Z. Nunisnburg ard Z. C. jones. Mrs. Adams
Ms Atkinson. and several other ladies. Or.
H1tchirsJu opened tie proceedings. stating the
EIlsagrg uF rlIe UrDrrnf OF Nh.
hI-uE. Mr.. CHEZ Justice JIGt vas called 10 the
CHAIR. o. skiu bis place Mr.. Judi made some ap
rEupriste rrIrks upon the aCissutacss Of sEch 50
ci~ty % the youth q both pressing his IL
terest in the movement After the election of Rev.
" A. Ssan as Sccrstry the meeting applied itself
% tie cc-s=rsriuu q The rules ard bylIEs. This
took Up rn1riy tie entire evening, ruulber OF
suenslHents leIus proposed daring the course II I
debate The Provisional C0Dmittes being nov
dizehar-si- new uus =Is appointed sIth authority
t. receive TIE names Of members and their en- I
trance fees. This excellent society seems veU
launched Eow and sill II IS hoped. steer It's course
. success We shall BE- glad 70 be able 70 an
uounee IN our re-t l=sus that large number u
members have pot down their names
A most enthusiastic and spirited game Of foot
ball =as played On the recreation ground On S.Itur
day Last A. ali TIE Seniors had not turned up
b. the time announced for tbs game % begin. L [
vas AZ first tfcded that the return match between
the Seniors and Juniors OF the city should nos be
piEyed- b1l that scrstch-ulltcL shO1I1 lie cot Cp
feld-keps their side. and the SeRiors. making up
their number from u1el on the ground, went into .
tie play Eith ri1t good vili- Play, although au-
bounced tD euumence IT 3 ?. n sharp, did not be
gin TIL so. Mr.. g. W0dshyvse. having won the I
toss for the Juniors decided play with the wind
for the lrst laf ho1r; the first kickoff thus fall
iuZ % the S=niors- The game soon beean1= sharp 4
and brisk each side doing is utmost % carry the
ball behind the posts. but up till the cal Of half
time uothIng Of III porttrce occurred Goals we've
then exchanged, and nov the Seniors having the /
wind n thrIr favor. had the best OF the game I
Some splsn4-id play WIS now shown by both sides, 1
that II several II tie Seui0rs being remarkably 4
good. The JunIIrs. however, made No Roadway, I
and N a very short while after ends were ehanged-
SprD1f for the Seniors. carried tie ball behind tie
pests thus securnthe first ry- The trY failing the
BAH VS. as-ain ses N uotioI- and now the Juaiurs
worked hard to equal thei- opponents but could 4
do nothing against the fine coIIlrIng Of SprO1l I
ard valley. and the good play Of others Of the 4
senior team The game ended In !
zsII-earued and decided victory for 4
the Seniors By ore Try at goal 70 NIL I
FallozInz were the respective sides: Seniors Z
WhsIey. Sprnol. HeEs.t- Suithies, n Solomon I
Wilder. forwards; > DOEsett, Perry, tquarter I
backs y Adams. Iurr0u, hal!f backs - SEan Gap
t1iu. f1rker backs Juniors-G. Wcdehouse, I
h Wo6sh0Gse, e BlldEil- c. Baldwin, " Bald /
win W AIs-trder. J. Co1ey. J. To bert g. Lucas.
A Hsydou, 3 Judd. J Lis6uan-