Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-04-14
IOIII ITEMS.

ton oil the government SCHOOLS
Rumor, announces a branch Of the Anglo Cal. |
ifornian Bank, to be started in this city soon.
The australia had rough passage on her
voyage between Auckland and this port.
Mark p. Robinson succeeds Thomas Brown
as treasurer Of the Anglican Church fund.
The Americans in Honolulu take off their
hats TO your bonnie new flag, Consul Mckinley.
"Late news" will be found on the last page
Of this issue, as well as on the second and third
pages.
The Secretaryship Of the Foreign Office will
be filled by j. S. Webb until the return of Col.
onel Iaukca
d. Lyons, formerly connected with the Viz
ginia, New, Chyoniclr, is.yisitng friends and
relatives in this city.
G. II. Fassett, at one time manager Of the
Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco, arrived last
Tuesday on the Snes.
The King gave audience to the officers Of the
LEIPZIG yesterday morning, and Consul Glade
entertained them a, his home last night.
"Why is it tina, the inner fence Of Kakaako
has, as yet, had no attention and the enclosure
made more securcf" is a local query.
Barnum's museum, in New York, is TO be re-
nforced by eight Australian aborigines, who
passed here on the AntfyaIfa last Wednesday.
Rev. George Wallace is preaching a series
Of Sunday evening sermons on "The Ten
Commandments" at St. Andrews Cathedral.
"Mystery" will be Mr.. Cruzan's theme Sun
day morning. In the evening the sermon will
be to workingmen. Subject, "The working
mans Enemies
2. c. Jones, Jr., has gone to Kohala and
otherwhcre on Hawaii. He left on the /5oa
lam Thursday afternoon, and will return a
week from to-day.
The trial for conspiracy in taking brides, of
Akana and Akiona, the former court inter
prefer, the latter police officer, is SC, for this
morning. before Judge Bickerton.
A citizen calls attention to the frequent
nuisance of rubbish burning in private lots
This practice often becomes worse than mere
annoyance to ones neighbors-it is said.
His musical and his cricketing friends will
be likely to miss =. ii. w. Ross, who has gone
to take clerical position in the management
Of lIamakua mill, on the island OF Hawaii.
A bulletin board Of most pleasantly unique
design ornaments the entrance way to the
periodical store Of NJ. Dat & Co. II may be
more satisfactorily seen than described.
The Angiiean Chnh Chronicle appeared
last Saturday, an attractive and suggestive
number A pertinent bit of social criticism
will be printed from its columns, next week.
Come hi,her, pretty poundman, and bring
your long lasso, for anywhere and everywhere
is work for you to do. The NANCY cur, ubiqui-
tous, he rangeth up and down; along the
wharves and in the streets and high on Punch
Bowls crown.
The Chinese craftsman who invaded the
careless peacefulness OF BandmasteT BeTger's
home last week succeeded, after all, in hlchng
something worth the taking A twenty-dollar
bill was the wage Of All Sin.
In the supplement sent out with this issue is
an article by DIR. Fitch, on "Leprosy.' 1t is
printed without comment, the editors reserving
the privilege of discussing it hereafter, and in
viting medical and scientific reply.
The Sizes to leave for San Francisco on
Tuesday next has few berth vacancies yet
notwithstanding the report that she was full
On her down trip in June, after delivering hei
freight for this port, she will proceed to China
The case of Y. Aau versus w. c. Parke
Marshal (trespass on the easel was tried before
jury on Thursday last. This was case o
alleged false imprisonment, wherein damage
were claimed in the sum of $1,000. A verde
was returned Of $50 damages and costs o
suit.
1t has been suggested that il the lookou
who teephoned the Sues last Sunday, 80 hour
before her arrival, cannot distinguish between
a vessel Of twenty tons and one of twenty hun
bred tons, that his sphere OF usefulness ough
to be located somewhere else and his occupa
ton changed.
His Imperial German Majesty's man.of wa
Leipne arrived here last Monday from Val
paraiso. She has crew numbering $50. He
officers are as follows;
Captain Commanding ,............,........ Herbi
Captain Executive Ofcer) Dautwit
Iieutenants. Won Maltzahn, kopehauer, Masehke
Won Plessen, oehnike, Iiabermaa,
Gessier, kros!g, Harms kle'', Braun
PROVE Bruch.
The American Express Company ASHLEY
Col has recently imported fine express wa
gon for fast freghting, II has been "embla
soned "-as Mrs. Negus would say-by Georg
Stratemeyer. His work consists of two orna
mental devices on the side panels Of the iron
seat. Each device contists OF an eagle, aIasdsd
in a circle, alacasoo. the eagle holding in hi
mouth ribbon on which is painted the nam
Of the firm.
The large fast freight wagon of the America
Express Company, driven by Henry Hebbard
was standing in front OF Lincoln's, on Kin
street, yesterday afternoon. The team wa
left IN charge ot native Wnhe MI. Iicupat'
was in the store. The native neglected tn
team which started and ran along King stree
toward Eva. Aher running nearly four miles
the tired horses were stopped by natis
horseman.
That worthy local benevolent society, eth
Cleaners" hold an ice cream festival and TAI
ON the evening of Thursday, The 10Th, instant
The fair will be held in the basement OF tn
Fort. Street Church. Considering the muc
iudcious good which "The Cleaners al
continuously doing, their efforts ought to hav
the appreciation OF full attendance and
liberal patronage. The programme will be a
interesting one.
There are in Honolulu two clubs, one cal
cd English" the other German" 81
seems" writes a curious new comer who haI
pens to be an American, "that there migf
well be some organization, social or otherwis
and including ladies among It's membership
that should be representative OF the nationaii'
Of which have not grown ashamed and
which not even long residence under Havana
coloS ought to make other American
ashamed"
Following is the programme for the Ban
concert at Emma Square this afternoon, con
mencing at 4. 80 y. NJ;
March, "Coronaiion' ......,........,.M syerbe
Ovesture, "Rubesahf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. floto
Polka, "Lo,e and Truth" ..,,.,...., -..,....M elek
Seieetlon' aus $500 ,,h,il
lalop. AIN the Cen,sr ...,.,..,.,....,.,.. s'asf
A eonsen will take place Monday evening an
an eKtra moonlight, concert on the evening
the i9ih instant
The "boys" gave Col c, ?, Iapkea
udaisy send of" last Wednesday. The boy