The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-09

King. Lum Sal. L d BALDWIN, Il " Kawainui Pal, |
mcr " u Cornwell, II Lcvcy J Brown Mr. AHA, II /
Zcrbe, Mr.. Walters, A II Hecn.
From HonEkonc, per City Of Toxic, May $50 Chi |
immigrants
From St Miohaeis.p,r AbrrEcldic, May 5-9Do rortu-
gue-c Immigrants.
From South Seas per Jua. May Go aborcrs 10 |
board OF immigration.
For Mookai and Maui; per Lchua, Mayl'-J vii /
hSms, Father Damien, NordenburE
For San Francisco per City of Toxic. May Geo /
Becky and family. Allen and wife, James Z Jor /
dan, Glade and family, Z o Hail and wife, Nc |
Miss Rose Make 2 Opfcrgclt, Robinson Hanne |
berg, Godfrey Brown, Z Murray. Mrs Casey Z |
Derby, faserros, and stoeraEc.
BORN.
10 this city. on the IN inst to the wife OF Captain
J. A. Mohrtons' daughter.
MARRIED.
BANBER-wooDwARD-I In this city. May 9th, by |
the Rev. :. q. Damon, Nh. WILLIAM b. BAMBER Of Oak
land, Cal, 10 MRs MAGGuE WOODWARD Of san Francis
~ San Francisco and Oakland Cal. papers please
copy
KONG sEoNG SMILE CHUSG VAIN lhis |
city, April e6th by Rev Hyde, KoNG SEoSG SIN 10
Mise LIZ CHtTe Wa, both Of Honolulu.
DIED.
FULLER-In this city, MAY 9Th. ANN1r. wife Of Or |
landa Fuller, q san Francisco Aged 20 years, 10 |
months and j. dayf.
Ec- san Francisco papcrs please copy.
ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT Town.
Dodd daily dampens the dust More mud
The Myrtle Boat Club is the latest addition to
local organizations
The silent partner in the new liquor saloon is |
closely allied to royalty.
The supper for the Nuy,sdaioI, ball was pre-
pared by Messrs Hart Bros.
The EhyrHfsls has discharged all her passengers |
and also nearly all her cargo.
Several aspirants for Attorney General Prcsion's
position already in the field.
The J. y. Sprcclcls and D. c. Murray sailed for
san Francisco yesterday afternoon
The acoustic properties of the lecture room in
the Y. Nj. C. A. building are very good.
The st. Andrews sewing society will meet in the
school room Of the Church at 3 P. II. to-day.
A brilliant bonfire on the quarantine beach lu-
minated the harbor at 10 O'Clock last evening.
Several brilliant neteors shot across the mid |
night sky, in rapid succession, on the 9Th inst.
The financial statement OF the Government for
the year io0- Will De luullt Jul tAi lttst"
The Mo,urian will have her damaged bulwarlls
repaired by local shipwriCht, Mr.. Il. SOrenson.
The Ebjstfels discharged cargo last evening by
the light of electric lamp Of about 800 candle
power.
The eclipse Of the sun, set down for the 9Th inst
not noticeable from this city as point OF OBJ
servation.
Preparations are already being made to make
the Park center Of attraction on kamehameha
day, June 18th.
The Brtr,fin justly sets aside the false claim Of
the Adrertissr relating 10 priority of publication
as daily newspaper.
The 1be,y,l5is dressed ship and fired salutess on
the occasion Of His Majasty's departure for Ma
hukona, on the 9th inst.
The Gospel temperance meetings at the Bethel
can be truly said 10 be run " in opposition to
the shop across the way"
A runaway every day last week and two on Sun
day No damage 90 life OF limb, but considerable |
rolling stock has decreased in value.
The regular monthly meeting of the Guild Of
sons of the Cross will take place at the Anglican
Cathedral on next Monday evening.
The Lee Chat case will probably engage the at
tention of most of the legal talent in town. Truly
our local celestials are peculiar
The bed Of the marine railway has received ad-
ditiona ballast during the past week, several hun
dred tons of rock being deposited thereon.
The little steamer Eapiola,,i now looks gorgeous
with the new coat Of paint which has been sup
piled from the paint pots of the Nsysds"ik
Last Thursday, the feast Of the Ascension was
celebrated by appropriate services in the Roman
Catholic and Episcopal Churches in this city,
Ab,ut This season Of the wear the long legged
yellow jacket comes into the parlor with muddy
feet and wipes them on the ceilings and cornices.
Superintendent Wilson Of the Water Works has
issued an official notice restricting irrigation to
hours per day during the present scarcity OF water
The first postal money order issued under tho
system inaugurated by Postmaster General Whit
ney. drawn in favor of Her Majesty Tor the
sum Of $40.
The list of awards 10 be made by the Royal Ha
waiian Agricultural Society at the coming exhibit
tion, appear in a revised and corrected form IN
this issue.
The damage that one Of the interisland steamers
lately done 10 the cattle wharf has been repaired
and the wharf is now in condition TO be smashed
into again.
The statement in the Adrs,fiso' that Mr.. Geo
Fawcett IS 20 assume the management OF the ma
vAiian Hotel. is not authorized and is entirely
without foundation.
BtlulN AafstlA Dayton anu fanny hAfN
been enjoying the cool breeze and ocean view
obtainahle frUm the Quarantine grounds, during
the past three months.
The usual monthly social Of the members and
friends of the Bethel Church. was held in the
~ of that edihoe, the evening of the Sd inst,
ard was most enjoyable.
series Of heavy rain showers passed over our city
on the evening of the 9Th inst and by their cooling
Influence assisted sweltering humanity in bearing
tie ills too solid flesh is heir 10.
Eddie Dowsett second son of J. /. Dowsett- ESQ.,
Is expected TO arrive by the next steamer FOR a
short vacation. Eddie has been studying at the
Ohio State University, Columbus.
The officers elect of Alreroba Lodge, l. q. G. I.
no. regularly installed at the lodge rooms on
the evening Of the 9TH inst Mr.. ]. b. Atherton
was again elected presiding officer
The funeral services of the late Mrs. ]. Z. Bush
Will be held at the family residence on sunday
next alta D. m. The remains will be inferred in a
vault 10 be built OIL the premises.
The Britishers of the city met at the rooms of
Mechanic Engine Co. No. . last evening. and
planned appropriate services for the celebration of
Queen Victoria's birthday, May 9th
The Hotel grounds and the hostelry itself now
presents 70 the eye, decided improvement over
the general neglect only so lately apparent. DR..
Mc(srewss enterprise is most commendablc.
The Portuguese immigrants per 4Jsrgeldis seem
ed extremely well satisfied with their experiences
their voyage TO and their reception at this port
Expressions of good will were frequent between
the passengers and officers Of the vessel, on part