Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-11-17

iNlN WON eNlslutt Ahd as many more IN lUt
supplement.
G. ". Genet "a nephew OF Henry Gene,
the Prince Hal Of Tweed Ring memory
was m outgoing passenger on the Manpo,a
The sermon preached las, Sunday ~ pe,
$. G. Damon at Fort stree, Church, appears
in ull on the second page Of the supplement-
Mr.. HoGnungs lecture on Tom Hood was
postponed from last Thursday, and will be
given next Monday night at V. NJ. c. a. Hall.
As stated last week !, ought to be well aitcn.
ded
Doctor Aiming, the young British German
specialist in dcrmaiolugy looks like man
whom Mr.. Pitch and Mr. Gibson can not
easily "hamboozc' lie does not already
''know all abou, IT,
Recently erieke, match was played in
Nor,hamptonshire between two teams Of
ladies. One ofthe batswomen scored thirty.
five in one innings, Where are the local teams
absorbed by the base ball ninesp
10, just cas-, Of the Luualio Home and noted
the onslaught made by the pelua worms II
some one had a flock OF lean turkeys to drive
into this field 'twould be a fat flock in week
Mr.. II. !. Nolte, Of the Beaver Coffee Sa.
LOOM supplied the Reformatoy Shool band
boys with luncheon yesterday and Mr.. T. r.
Adams treated them to ice cream They de-
served it.
To-day the Honolulu Chamber Of Com.
merce will meet for the first time since its re.
incorporation. The officers are Mr.. c. K.
Bishop, president; Mr.. A. ]. Cartwright, vice.
president; Mr.. ]. B. Anterior. secretary and
treasurer.
Who was the drunken soldier who assaulted
the young son Of Mr.. Trip on Fort street, on
Tuesday afternoon of this week, and chased
him into Mr. Preston's office with a drawn
swordp Where is the Marshal-and the
poice2 oh where
Road Supervisor Hart was ~ last Monday.
lie is four days older than King Kalakua 1t
thing for the community to send him to Mel
bourne when the king goes. lie nigh, bring.
back some valuable ideas about road building.
Ashford, Austin, Bickerton, Brown, Castle,
Davidson, Dole, Hatch, Kinney, Kaulukou,
Neumann, Preston, Rosa, Russell, Smith,
Smith, Thurston, Whiting, Ward and Hart
well and Hebbard on the way. Any body left
outl "Mr. Attorney General. Beg your
pardon, sir; many thanks for the suggestion
Judge Bckenon's sunny conntenance has
been taking on more serious cast of late
lie has been obliged to deal with several
specimens OF the imperfectly developed hood
lum and has been dealing with them as they
deserve. "Send the bad boys To the Reform
School, Judge. They may develop into little
Morenos il carefully coached" says the NAL.
icious reporter.
Mr.. Antoine Fernandez, of the mounted
Police, is to be praised for his manly act in
rescuing a poor Chinaman from brutal
assault made on him by sam. Kelly ON the
public highway, near the Pail last week. The
Chinaman's arm was broken near the wrist
joint, and ne was otherwise bruised before the
assistance came. An examination was waived
before the Police Court, and the prisoner has
been committed for trial at the next jury term
on charge OF mayhem.
"Come and Sect" will be the theme OF Mr..
Cruzans Sunday afternoon sermon in the
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall. The usual pleasan, open
ing service of hearty congregational singing,
interpreted with solos, duets and Scripture
readings, will also be given. These Sunday
afternoon services are becoming very popular.
. Last Sunday there was large increase in the
attendance, and mainly from the class OF non
church-goers for whom these meetings are de-
signed. A cordial welcome awaits ALL
Messrs. ]. Williams & CO., have Just com.
pleted for Excelsior Lodge, |. o. o. F., an
india.ink portrait OF the late David Fltner.
The portal, is enlarged from photograph
taken without regalia, the enlarged picture,
however, displays the regalia and jewel OF
deputy district grand sire-an Office held by
Mr.. tlitner previous TO his death. The like.
ness is considered excellent. The same firm
has picture Of the late T.. o. Hall, enlarged
by the camera from San Francisco photo
graph, which is beautifully finished but no, al
J all good Likeness.
Mr.. +. w. MaeiarIane gave luau a, his
residence las, Tuesday afternoon, succeeded by
dance in the Evening. The luau was com
plimentary TO Master Frederic Walter Mac
tarlane, aifaf one. The dance was in honor o.
Mr.. Abraham Hoffnuna. To the luau abou,
sixty guests were invited, most ofwhomailended
King KaLakaua was among the number. Thu
feast consisted almost entirely Of native dishes
served and eaten In native style although Their.
was generous store Of appe,iling eaiables o
: Caueasion cookery provided, and seasoned with
mos, cordial hospitality
Yesterday afternoon, a large greyhound wa
nearly instrumental in causing serious con
hsgration on one Of the premises owned by MIR
James Campbell on Nuaanu Avenue. Th,
dog Jumped through window OF the kiichei
from the outside, and onto table on which
Vas standing kerosene lamp full Of oil, up
setting the lamp upon the lighted stove nea
by An immediate explosion took place; an'
the kitchen and baildings adjoining ~oals
probably have been destroyed. but ios thu
timely assistance rendered by neighboily las
who ''doased the ghm." In defense TO hi
mod4iy, his name Is not gwen
Al the meeting Of Algareba Lodge, |. .
G. 7. held a, X. of Z, Hall on Monday even
ING, November s,h the following officers wer'
installed fos the ensuine term BY J. y, A,her
ton, G. l.. ID. and r. ". {. r. William
CLARK. W. c. I'll Miss L. Caster, K. II. $
Ihos- spenee, l.. IL. ST. Ms. A. J. BaIgess
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