The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-08

A couple of lepess refused to pound POI at II.
new leper Hospital, Fishsrman's point. whe1
ssey persisted II teeiT refusal Dr. Fitch tele
Z pAu1ed for policeman. They we're reInovet
from the Temporary Hospital and LODGED in a CO;
tace adjoining the staflon-house. Mr.. Daytor
states that Dr. FITCH desires thera to b sent L
! Aoickal- This vll. make thai settlement appeal
I a place az punishment IN the ewes Of TIE natives
certainly not the view tic executive had when the
4 asylum vas ess2hiIsteG-
Some time ago Fheasauts were imported into
the country and were doing remarkably wei
! about Lauecle there were quite number. They
hsve II q creat measure beea killed 81 lately for
ttt sake ct rtsIr & TkcsS- TIE fcztter lis ish
are Eawksa IuUliJ ioau are INSIDE fyln The plCfl-
aCc q thtse hiEEs; 81 ecteIQrisi,c native family
h1s gone rsi.l the oUslnsSs nd = crs-du-
ally clearing olt tle phossts from the d,stric1.
THIS Is really tuo bad bet they manage matters
50 cevorly THAI The law ls not been abe % touch
( Ilsn-
The trade N crlala 'c1a.saue 20 be r-ost1hle #
one may iIdEs by the number Of attempts at
snIuCillC The drug taGt are C-;ecieG; u Is Elghly
protalls tia. the cssecse1 attempts are not 50 per
cent q TIE unds;ected- Last Thursday about leo
pounds q U}2llL- were sized n . else supposed
10 contain cried hctf. Fifteen cases similar in
appearance had slresGy been landed from the
EUzr7Fr and cartcd away before the discovery was
made Vixen the police came 70 search tor them
they had disappeared from tllr store iley had AZ
frs hsen carried u. w. No. the tn.eryrlsius i'm
porter q sAis class % goods l. nov sa7sei by the
police
On Satun3ay night, about S O'Clock. IN attempt
vss made 10 ST fire to the pslvste residence OF c
Along. ESQ curaer u Nuualu aveaue and School
street winch tOrt1Iztsly- was ulscoveieu IN ill,e
10 prtvelt any Scrlcus damage. The policeman
ga cufy ~ tlat corner. hearing noise. went 70
certain the cause. when be discovered a bag u
sh1yInEs leu1ted and placed c1siIss tae InT-illzs
side Of tire building. these lie Immediately re-
moved and extllgu4sted. IL was Vc-y FORTUNATE
that the Policeman arrived N time few mn
utss late- ana the building would have been u
blszs- which probably yFouid have resulted IN Is
entire destruction Il was undoubtedly me work
u an i.e5ndlary. who made sood LIS escape -
the approach Of tie 0zosT.
The Teachers Association met al The Kavaia-
hao Seminary last Thursday. owing 10 the lad
ws-iLsr tktse vas g very small ATTENDANCE. VAR
oES details connected with The working OF The IL
stIiGtlls were discussed and the Secretary
struc.eG 10 communicate With tie Board ot Ecu
cation. Ih- next meeting vas sTrall4Cd for Tues
DAY. March III. ts regular order q exercises gslll
be fc-i1=el= Al ESSAY froEa CEe Of the teachers
upon the other Sli.zS VIII lie read. ) practical
illustration Of teaching comp Situl vii he given
by Lr- II " Scost. and 1lsiderailCa 81 what
shauld Re Gone towards raising Up an Efficient
corps q teachers from orr uv n Young people. wi.
* treated by ar A. j. At-Stil- the latter 20 be
followed by debate The place % meeting Is not
yet l-rlHSed but VIII be announced shortly.
"
The Oahu mail seems 10 tr0lble contemporary
the change vas made some tine ago to suit the
people on the U-ttr SIDE 81 TIE island. Ii vas
fouuL tE1l ty sslcI-C Cut The mail On Monday.
the foreign mai, winch often does uCt arrive til
Tuesday. was celHyvd lc- ? week n the Honolulu
post Office. Eysn f a delay was made for the
letters. the newspapers were frequently LEFT be
lluG- acH.r the present change suited correspond
e1ts The otLes Islands, ty the old system letters
had 81 be written ahead and lie in the pos; Office
from Tuesday: % THURSDAY now they arrive On
Saturday. Lastly the pos Office officials have
the use Of the mani Clrrlsr fu- cflce work the
very BUSIEST cay % tLe week Oar contemporary
INTO his once. iE7t RAY *. but re have number
OF letters winch speak LiEGly OF Il
NJ Markham. for many years Port Surveyor of
this Por;, died suddenly at his residence last
Thursday morning. He had been suffering from
a severe caId fer some DAYS. lie retired 70 -es- on
"Wednesday evening and never woke again. 4 post
rcu-tu examination q his BODY has been held and
se-oCs apoplsZv Is civeaas the csuss CO death NJ.
Aarklllz2 vas an Ul4 resilient ana highly
Respected BY the community. BE was born II
Dublin. Ireland, IL the year lSc2. IN 1851 Ii
arrived here on tie A.i-a Huu-ioE from Boston:
after some years @! SEA farln--lfe he settled II
Tins t9S1 and became d shipping master, which
occupation he followed urtl his appointment N
ISL 20 the position OF FCri Surveyor. lie was
most faithful and dlicsnt II carrying ont his
6uties and VS. 3 ts-rU- 70 all sTuucgiers- The
funeral services were conducted by she Rev. 4.
Macintosh AZ The Anglican pro-CatheGTaL The
God Fellows. 81 which urler deceased vas mem
ber. at:e.j ed as Well as many friends. M-. Marx
ham leaves a widow and i've children.
DR.. Holman has sold out his store and his
stock. the former has blen bought by NJ. C. L.
ElSlop. tile latter by Eessrs. J. A. Palmer & Co.
The Doctor retains lis Old Office. tie little room 1t
the back OF t1s store. Tor q month CT 50. Dir.
Davidson has leased the premises for a tirne as
lawyers CtEce- but lie building VII probably be
tskel INTO the Bank premises shortly. Ii Is curl
along. Years gso. when LII. Bishop h-st started.
he took al uthue il the CID American Consulate
block i became Necessary 70 enlarge T,or-
tiol q Dr. HufuGu's offce, which vas IN the
same building Ves engaged. Later the whole Of
what Dr.. Holman possessed was leased. Manv
years later tLs Bank moved Up to is present
quarters locating on the ste Of IT. Hclnzns
s-ure. he CoclCr built himself a new store.
and this mas finally come into III. Bishops puSses-
son. Honolulu people MAJ sadly miss tie pre-
se-cs u the Eenlsl doctor from his stand BE
hes been The u,sjgr II the profession Tor many
years ana long may he continue 70 Re 80. Il was
vsry pleasant - see him standing By his door and
ssl-lue u when the steamer would be II. what vas
TIE latest political move &c etc. The street viii
mol be the same without him. IL l. TO be hoped
however hs vii not elltlrtly desert the street
On Monday evening meeting Of the members
OF the Athletic Association vas held at the Lyceum,
% elect oticsis for the eulIeni year. 3Iz. Z P.
Adams vas called 20 the chair and briefly
l--dL
ALREADY one hundred ard eleven members wrIe
enrolled and several life Subscriptions were an.icl-
uated. The Rsy. ". swan ac.sa a. Secretary and
rad the minutes OF the las1 meeting, and tie lsE
Of NAMES then proposed f0l officers, ana Directors
Vi the Association, No had been carefully chosen
by committee appointed tGT the purpose. and Nh
Adams gave the usuls Z III :. HartEel IS
nominated for President 1y the Committee. Dr.
hutchinson and Mr. L. Z. Adsms were nominated
by members. and afer three ballots d.. hulcbiR-
s-sn vas slecce1 and took the char. The next
ballet was tUr klCe- Presidents and Aessrs. L T.
Adams and :. Is. Dole we're chosen. Ar. h. v.
Schmidt was unanimously elected Treasurer, and
Z " ~. Swan had sorlfy for Secretary. The
faLloging lsGles and gentlemen were than chosen
Tor Directors. Mss B-rulce PaEke, Miss DR..
Pierce. Sir. ii. u. Whitney, Jos. ;. Webb JAS
Castle. i. Nu1oznb-r-. !. W Aacfarlaue- A.
Eosa- C. D. freefh- Owing TO repeated baiiOtlng.
and not q little ClscssslU-. tie coCrse OF which
Ny. whitney withdrew ~. HartEeli's name from
the csndldat1re for Prgllency. ard expressed linz
self obliged 20 decline Office Tor himself the
iEg was crovlug late and a considerable nuInbz-
OF members La1 left the hall Oh the motion Of
Mr. Whiting. amended by Mr. Jas Castle the
animal subscription liked az i've dollars, to ie
paid either N sun IN advance, or II quarterly
Iu-IllElsnts % Sl-5l. good zeal OF TINE vas
lost by discussions unnecessary or lrrevetslt, and
by members TerslsilIE IL voting for gentlemen
WEo had positively declined 70 accept Nomination
or zho were not qualified Tor the posi- under DIS
c1sslon- Dr. Hutchinson. n particular, pleaded
1nuItlfareoas professional duties and begged 70 Be
excused from acc ping Office. haG he nos accepted
the Presidency Il seemed improbable that the
meeting would have spent tie whole sTe1llug IN
repeated futile ba-ioiIus. Inc MEETING adjourned
about ter o'el0ck.
HAWAII
Puma sends her bezt ran 10 the legislature this
vezr. The vote 10 that district stands:
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